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big volume group

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made13

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Aug 13, 2003
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Is there a command to tell whether a volume group has been created as a big volume group in aix? If not, can the 'odmget' command reveal if the volume group is a bigvg?

I know you can do a mkvg -B and chvg -B, but I have not come across a command to tell whether a volume group is a bigvg(not that I know of anyway).
 
After some more digging around, the only way to tell if a vg is a bigvg, is if the MAX_LVS is greater than 256. This is what the mkszfile command runs while backing up a volume group. Hmm...it would have been nice if there was a field in the lsvg listing to show this info.....
 
lsvg -L <vgname> does tell you what MAX LVs is.
 
I believe MAX LVs is shown when executing the command:
lsvg <vgname>
 
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