run the following command..


vmquery -deassignbyid <mediaid> <pool number>
Note: You would lose backups if any on the media

And then move the media to the desired pool ( Run an vmupdate incase the
media is not listed after you run the above command )


rgds
Prem

> Koonz, Jay wrote:
> 
>> Can I move a volume which is assigned in Pool-A tp Pool-B ?
>> When I try, it tells me MM Status 91 - cannot chabnge volume pool for
>> assigned media. Any way around this ?
>>
>> Jay Koonz
>> Sr. Systems Engineer
>> USCO Logistics
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>> Naugatuck, CT 06770
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