THis is common - started with the UNICODE filespace support - you can see
that each filespace now has a numeric id, as well as a name.  You can add
the FSID parm to your delete command and it will work:

DELETE  FILESPACE NODENAME  number NAMETYPE=FSID

Or if you will do it through the admin GUI, it will work because the admin
GUI adds the appropriate stuff.

-----Original Message-----
From: Anderson, Michael - HMIS
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Sent: 10/31/2002 3:45 PM
Subject: Can't delete filespace

        We upgraded one of our clients from NT 4 to NT 2000 and then
converted to ntfs and expanded C drive. During all this
      we took a couple of backups that I would like to now delete. What
I
did is rename the node after each step. I am now trying
      to delete those nodes but I am getting an error message saying
that no
matching file spaces found. I can bring the data up
     if I rename the client to the name of the node I want to delete. Do
I
need to put something special in the delete command.
     I issued the following:     delete filespace (node_name)
(filespace)
type=ANY

     any help appreciated

     Server: AIX 4.3.3
     TSM:  4.2.2.12

     Mike  Anderson
     Michael_Anderson AT hmis DOT org


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