Roger,

This can be solved by using ADSM import\export facility and trick ADSM,
as follows:
1-export file space for node1
2-rename node1 to temp
3-rename node2 to node1
4-import node1 file space
5-rename temp to node1.

This is a way to move a file space from node1 to node2. Try it, it works

Fawzi Al-Matar
Saudi Arabia

Roger Damme wrote:
>
> Hello ADSM world!
>
> We have about 10 file servers (OS/2 LAN Server) on our site,
> which contain data from different departments of our company.
> All these servers are backed with ADSM to an ADSM AIX server. We
> generally keep 15 versions (1 active, 14 inactive) of each file
> on these servers.
>
> As user needs for disk space are growing constantly, it happens
> that we have to move data from one server to another in order to
> equilibrate disk space between the servers.
>
> As the data is moved to another file server, ADSM considers the
> data as being deleted on the first server and removes (in our
> particular configuration) 13 inactive files in order to keep
> only the two last versions of each file.
> These 13 inactive versions are lost.
>
> I am looking for a way to tell the ADSM server that some files
> of some client have moved to another client (or another disk partition
> on that client) in order to avoid loosing inactive versions
> on the ADSM server.
>
> Thanks for suggestions or solutions!