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Finding unallocated LVs
- Thread starter AIXFinder
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mbourne2006
IS-IT--Management
Hi
Try this:
for vg in `lsvg`
do
lsvg -l
done |grep -i closed
HTH
Kind Regards,
Matthew Bourne
"Find a job you love and never do a day's work in your life.
Try this:
for vg in `lsvg`
do
lsvg -l
done |grep -i closed
HTH
Kind Regards,
Matthew Bourne
"Find a job you love and never do a day's work in your life.
Code:
lsvg -o|lsvg -il|grep -i closedBUT...
if a DB is down, the LVs assigned to it would also be closed...
if a FS is unmounted, the LV that the FS is on would also be closed...
if all JFS FSs of a VG are unmounted, the JFSLOG LV would also be closed...
if all JFS2 FSs of a VG are unmounted, the JFS2LOG LV would also be closed...
so a bit safer for FS LVs:
Code:
lsvg -o|lsvg -il|egrep -i ' jfs .*closed| jfs2 .*closed'If there are specific LV types you use for the DB LVs, add or substitute those in the egrep string
So basically you want to make sure all FS are mounted, all your DBs are running before drawing any conclusions!
HTH,
p5wizard
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