Geoff - The IBM explanation of the ANR1171W message well describes the
        situation: Do the Query RESTore as Bill suggested.
A TSM Support Page search on that message turns up some APARS which
supply more background.

I don't know what disk you are referring to.  If this was a disk housing
a storage pool volume, then you need to deal with it via the usual
means.
If caching was turned on, the TSM server will have records of the files
being both there and on the tape they migrated to.  Where warranted, you
can perform a  DELete Volume ... DISCARDdata=Yes  to clear the records;
or you may perform  RESTORE Volume  where you have copies of the data.

  Richard Sims

On Jan 9, 2007, at 7:10 PM, Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:

Geoff - What's the message number and text?

Sorry for responding so late on this. Below are the message
specifics I
got yesterday when trying the move data. What I did notice was that I
lost a disk, which crashed TSM again, and it looks to me like the data
may be related to that disk somehow. What I'm not clear on is why
if the
disk was removed from the system that TSM would care about files that
were already on tape. The tape had little data on it so reclamation
seemed to have taken care of the move data for me last night. My
original move data was run with the tape still in the library in case
that makes a difference.

Maybe someone has an explanation and perhaps a suggestion as to how to
remove disks that fail with data still on them that could not be
copied
to tape so this won't happen in the future.

1/8/2007 9:18:45 AM ANR1171W Unable to move files associated with node
CPPSDVD1, filespace /psoft fsId 4 on volume T00706 due to restore in
progress. ...