Joni,

I had a similar problem on an earlier level of 5.1.  First thing to try is
an audit of the stgpool, either "aud vol" if on tape, or "dsmserv audit
diskstg" (check the manual for correct spelling) if on disk.  If you have
to do it on a disk pool, drain it first, and the audit will fly.  If that
doesn't work, support can step you thru the deletion commands for the DB.


At 12:51 PM 9/29/2004 -0400, you wrote:

Hi all!

I had actually already ran the delete filespace command and it just will
not delete that remaining filespace /usr.  I query occupancy again and
there is still no data and I have issued the delete filespace command
numerous times without any luck.  It just will not delete the filespace.  I
have looked at the logs and there is no ending/error message for the
deletion of the filespace.  It really just appears as if it disappeared,
which is very bizarre.  Not quite sure why this is ocurring or how to get
rid of it... Thanks!

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Highmark
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU] On
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>q occ node13
>Results: ANR2034E QUERY OCCUPANCY: No match found using this criteria.
>
>q filespace node13
>Results:
>Node Name   Filespace   FSID Platform Filespace  Is     CapacityPct
>            Name                      Type       Filespace     (MB)
>Util
>                                                    Unicode?
>NODE13          /usr           2 AIX      JFS          No        984.0
>93.7
>
>When I tried to delete the node I received the following message:
>
> Operation Results
>ANR2152E REMOVE NODE: Inventory references still exist for node NODE13.

You have to remove the filespace as well.

        del filesp node13 2 namet=fsid

Then remove the node.

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