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CuAt.vc
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franksoprano
Technical User
Customized Attributes.. I agree stay away from it, unless you plan on getting fired 
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I know it is something to do with customised attributes , duh
I had a corrupt volume group whose entry in the ODM had got corrupt and was deleting all the entries for it and its dependencies from CuAt, DuDv et al.
At the end, the volume group no longer appeared in a lsvg but an lsvg -o was still giving me an error with a message like vgid <long number> not found . The only remnant I could find of it in /etc/objrepos was in the CuAt.vc file which is not a normal odm file so was wanting to know what was being held in this file; e.g. is it a file holding details of opn stuff or similar and would it all be fixed by a reboot , or was there something else I needed to do.
As it happens, a reboot did fix it.
frank: hardly likely to get fired over it; to start with I did take a copy of /etc/objrepos and save it before starting, so wasnt likely to be the end of the world.
for interest, does anyone know what the CuAt.vc file is specifically for?
Dave
I had a corrupt volume group whose entry in the ODM had got corrupt and was deleting all the entries for it and its dependencies from CuAt, DuDv et al.
At the end, the volume group no longer appeared in a lsvg but an lsvg -o was still giving me an error with a message like vgid <long number> not found . The only remnant I could find of it in /etc/objrepos was in the CuAt.vc file which is not a normal odm file so was wanting to know what was being held in this file; e.g. is it a file holding details of opn stuff or similar and would it all be fixed by a reboot , or was there something else I needed to do.
As it happens, a reboot did fix it.
frank: hardly likely to get fired over it; to start with I did take a copy of /etc/objrepos and save it before starting, so wasnt likely to be the end of the world.
for interest, does anyone know what the CuAt.vc file is specifically for?
Dave
franksoprano
Technical User
excellent! I was doing some thinking and was going to suggest a reboot. Good to hear that you made a backup first before you started to work on it.
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