You can also determine which pools are collocated, then do a "q occ NODENAME stg=collocatedpoolname" to see if there is any data in the collocated pool for the specific node. Or "q occ * stg-collocatedpool" to see all nodes with data in the pool. Just looking at the backup copygroup could be misleading, as there could be other management classes explicitly used in the include statements that would send the data elsewhere.
Yes, it's a bit ugly, with one entry for each filespace, and would probably be cleaner with a Select statement, but if you're just checking one time, it works, which is what counts for me! Nick Cassimatis ----- Forwarded by Nicholas Cassimatis/Raleigh/IBM on 06/05/2007 05:43 PM ----- "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[email protected]> wrote on 06/05/2007 05:23:14 PM: > Sorry Daad, > > I realized that my first response was incomplete. Here is a more direct > route... > > 1) Check to see if you have collocation enabled on any storage pools > > tsm: > q stgpool f=d > > 2) Check to see find out what domain the node is in > > Tsm: > q node f=d > > 3) query the backup copy group in the domain to see the destination > storage pool > > Tsm: > q copy f=d > > > Laura
