Re: Database volumes

[Jim Sporer]

Look at the "define dbvolume" and "define dbcopy" commands.  It looks like 
you haven't defined the volumes for use by TSM yet or if you did you got 
some kind of error during the processing of the commands.
Jim Sporer

At 03:08 PM 12/4/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi all and thank you in advance for your help

We hace a volum group named tsmvg dedicated only to TSM (Database, 
Recovery log and sorage Poolls.
the output of the command : "lsvg -l tsmvg "  gives:

tsmvg :
LV NAME      TYPE    LPs   PPs   PVs    LV STATE     MOUNT POINT
db1a                jfs        16      16      1       open/syncd 
  N/A
db2a                jfs        16      16      1       open/syncd 
  N/A
db3a                jfs        16      16      1       open/syncd 
  N/A
db4a                jfs        16       16     1       open/syncd 
  N/A
db5a                jfs        16       16      1       closed/syncd 
  N/A
db6a                jfs        16      16       1      closed/syncd 
 N/A
db7a                jfs        16       16       1      closed/syncd 
  N/A
db8a                jfs        16       16       1       closed/syncd 
  N/A
db1b                jfs        16       16       1       open/syncd 
   N/A
db2b                jfs        16       16       1        open/syncd 
   N/A
db3b                jfs         16      16       1        open/syncd 
   N/A
db4b                jfs         16      16       1        open/syncd 
   N/A
db5b                jfs         16       16       1       closed/syncd 
   N/A
db6b                jfs         16       16       1       closed/syncd 
   N/A
db7b                jfs        16        16       1       closed/syncd 
   N/A
db8b                jfs        16        16      1       closed/syncd 
   N/A
log1a .......................................................
log2a  ........................................................
 ...

log1b ...............................................
log2b ...............................................
 ..
but the output of " query dbv" gives only four volumes:
db1a, db2a, db3a, db4a and theirs copies (miroring) : db1b, db2b, db3b, 
db4b (all have LV STATE =
open/syncd ).

I wonder why volumes db5a,6a,7a,8a and db5b,6b,7b,8b (LV 
STATE=closed/syncd) don't appear in the
output of the command " query dbv   !?

what's the difference between " open/syncd " and " closed/syncd "
Are they database volumes again but desactivated for the moment?
Thany you very much for any help

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