Hi Mark,
 
I don't have an answer about the GUI change, but I believe as of 4.1 you can "delete" a policy by using mmchpolicy like this:
 
#14:15:36# c42an3:~ # mmchpolicy c42_fs2_dmapi DEFAULT
GPFS: 6027-2809 Validated policy 'DEFAULT':
GPFS: 6027-799 Policy `DEFAULT' installed and broadcast to all nodes.
#14:16:06# c42an3:~ # mmlspolicy c42_fs2_dmapi -L
/* DEFAULT */
/* Store data in the first data pool or system pool */
 
If your release doesn't support that, try a simple policy like
 
RULE 'default' SET POOL 'system'
 
or
 
RULE 'default' SET POOL '<your first data pool>'
 
Cheers,
 
Jamie
 
Jamie Davis
GPFS Functional Verification Test (FVT)
[email protected]
 
 
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Can anyone explain why I can’t apply a policy in the GUI any longer?  Here’s my screenshot of what I’m presented with now after I created a policy from the CLI

See how the editor is missing as well as the typical buttons on the bottom of the Leftmost column?

Also how does one delete a policy?  There’s no mmdelpolicy

 

 

 

 

Mark R. Bush | Solutions Architect
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