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echo Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_06.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA
dsmfmt -data "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_06.DSM@" 2048
rem Restore the previous working directory.
popd
In the file PRIMARY.VOLUMES.REPLACEMENT.MAC, we need to define
replacement volumes for destroyed primary storage pool volumes, as shown in
Example 19-31. Again, edit the file to suit your replacement machine.
Example 19-31 Contents of PRIMARY.VOLUMES.REPLACEMENT.MAC
/* Purpose: Define replacement primary storage pool volumes for either: */
/* 1. Original volume in a storage pool whose device class was DISK. */
/* 2. Original volume in a storage pool with MAXSCRATCH=0. */
/* 3. Original volume in a storage pool and volume scratch=no. */
/* Recovery administrator: Edit this section for your replacement */
/* volume names. New name must be unique, i.e. different from any */
/* original or other new name. */
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_01.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_01.DSM@" acc=READW
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_02.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_02.DSM@" acc=READW
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_03.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_03.DSM@" acc=READW
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_04.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_04.DSM@" acc=READW
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_05.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_05.DSM@" acc=READW
/* Replace C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_06.DSM DISK 2,048.0M in DISKDATA */
def vol DISKDATA "C:\TSMDATA\STG\DISKDATA\DDVOL_06.DSM@" acc=READW
19.5.3 Review the device configuration
Review the device configuration file to ensure that the hardware configuration at
the recovery site is the same or equivalent to the original site. Any differences
(for example, device special file names) must be updated in the device
configuration file. Table 19-3 on page 619 shows the device configuration for the
original and replacement machines. We can see that, as is commonly the case