Re: dropping chunk

howie_lfc@hotmail.com wrote: > The offset used is 0. > > onspaces -d arcdatdbs -p /dev/vg_archive/rlvol34 -o 0 -y> > Remove the link /dev/vg_archive/rlvol34 to /dev/vg_database/rlvol34 > rm /dev/vg_archive/rlvol34 > > Run a level 0 archive to /dev/null > > onspaces -c -d temp5dbs -t -p /dev/vg_database/rlvol34 -o 0 -s 2048000> > The output of onstat -d is to large to post but there is now reference > to /dev/vg_archive/rlvol34 or /dev/vg_database/rlvol34 in the output > Did you check to see that none of the remaining chunk links is actually linked to /dev/vg_database/rlvol34 or to the physical device that it links to itself? IDS follows the links to their ultimate terminal file/device to check for possible chunk overlap. There may be another link used as a chunk withan offset a bit smaller than 2048000 and that would overlap with the new chunk you are trying to create. Art S. Kagel