I think it's probably DRM-managed volumes, and generated as expiration or
reclamation runs. If you run "Q DRM <volume-name>", they should show up as
VAULTRETRIEVE. When you bring them onsite, you can run "MOVE DRM
<volume-name> TOSTATE=ONSITERETRIEVE" and they will immediately become
scratch.

On Thu, Sep 01, 2016 at 06:23:13PM +0000, Robert Talda wrote:
> Folks:
>   Does anyone know which process generates ANR1423W messages?  The message 
> itself is somewhat innocuous:
>
> ANR1423W Scratch volume VVVVVV is empty but will not be deleted - volume 
> access mode is ???offsite???
>
>   but the intriguing part is there is no session or process associated with 
> the message, either in the activity log or in the ACTLOG table.  Nor are 
> there any entries in the summary table for these entities - and the only 
> process running at the time was a storage pool backup for a different storage 
> pool.  There were client backups in progress, but this message originated 
> from the server.
>
>   I had two volumes with errors that I was struggling to get the data off for 
> several days - and suddenly, magically, an ANR1423W appeared for both 
> volumes.  Headache gone, curiosity piqued.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bob T
>
>
> Robert Talda
> EZ-Backup Systems Engineer
> Cornell University
> +1 607-255-8280
> rpt4 AT cornell DOT edu
>
>

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