On Jul 26, 2007, at 11:07 AM, Thorneycroft, Doug wrote:

Thanks Richard,
This is windows, so It might not behave like the rest
of the world.

I'm not sure how it will handle the FSID, Will it retain the
current FSID 4 and use that fsid for the new drive, or will I
wind up with "\\servername\j$ FSID 4" and "\\servername\j$ FSID 9"?


Do I just issue the command
Ren filespace servername {\\servername\e$} {\\servername\j$}

or do I need to specify nametype and newnametype?

The FSID is TSM's internal identification number for the file system,
within the node.  It's a physical identity, independent of the
filespace name.  If you rename the filespace, its FSID remains the
same.  (Give it a try.)

    Richard Sims