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Re: Path to drive lost, no way getting it back ....
2003-12-05 05:04:10
Hi,
maybe I'm wrong, but I think, the message for "error number=2" is "No such
file/directory", which points to a error in your define path command.
Try to enter the full device name "/dev/rmt4" in the device statement like:
DEFINE PATH adsm-pac lto1dr4 srctype=server desttype=drive device=/dev/rmt4
library=ltolib1
In addition I would check the TSM devices in smitty devices.
With regards,
Wolfgang Bayrhof
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