Class does not refer to define storage pool

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PREDATAR Control23

Refering to the second error. When i run q mgmtclass for the domain, it does refer to the SPACEMGPOOL. I have no idea how to fix this


Code:
TSM_MAB> activate policyset MABL3DCAiHRMSDEV_SYSBACK standard

ANR1554W DEFAULT Management class STANDARD in policy set MABL3DCAIHRMSDEV_SYSBACK STANDARD does not have an ARCHIVE copygroup: files will not be archived by default if this set is activated.
ANR1557W The space management migration destination in management class STANDARD does not refer to a defined storage pool: SPACEMGPOOL. If this pool does not exist when policy set STANDARD is activated, clients will fail when using this management class to migrate space-managed files to the server.

Code:
            Policy Domain Name: MABL3DCAIHRMSDEV_SYSBACK
               Policy Set Name: STANDARD
               Mgmt Class Name: STANDARD
          Default Mgmt Class ?: Yes
                   Description:
    Space Management Technique: None
       Auto-Migrate on Non-Use: 0
    Migration Requires Backup?: Yes
         Migration Destination: SPACEMGPOOL
Last Update by (administrator): ITG00572
         Last Update Date/Time: 2016-09-27, 17:19:48
              Managing profile:
               Changes Pending: No
 
PREDATAR Control23

First, storage pools are not part of any domain, they are their own entity and only tied to device classes.

Second, those aren't errors, but warnings. The policy was still activated.

Third, are you using HSM?

If NO, you can ignore the warning.

If yes, the "Migration Destination" needs to point go a valid storage pool (check the output of Q STG). Update the management class to point to the storage pool that you want to use for migrated data. HELP UPDATE MGMTCLASS for syntax on how to update the
 
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