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The commands given in Example 6-14 set up the following storage pools:
A copy storage pool named OFFDIRS, with device class LTO2-DC.
Reclamation is switched off and the reuse delay is set for five days.
A copy storage pool named OFFDATA, with device class LTO2-DC.
Reclamation is switched off and the reuse delay is set for five days.
When defining copy storage pools, the same options as for defining sequential
pools apply, except you must specify POoltype=COpy, and reclamation is by
default set at 100 percent.
Example 6-14 Defining copy storage pools
tsm: ATLANTIC>
storage pool for directories" maxscratch=1000000 reusedelay=5
ANR2200I Storage pool OFFDIRS defined (device class LTO2-DC).
tsm: ATLANTIC>
storage pool for data" maxscratch=1000000 reusedelay=5
ANR2200I Storage pool OFFDATA defined (device class LTO2-DC).
tsm: ATLANTIC>
Storage
Pool Name
---------- ---------- --------- ---- ----- ---- ---
OFFDATA
OFFDIRS
6.3.5 Deleting the default storage pools
Now that you have created your storage pools as planned, you can delete the
default storage pools to tidy up your installation. The delete stgpool command
removes a storage pool, as shown in Example 6-15.
Example 6-15 Deleting the default storage pools
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR2201I Storage pool ARCHIVEPOOL deleted.
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR2201I Storage pool BACKUPPOOL deleted.
tsm: ATLANTIC>
ANR2201I Storage pool SPACEMGPOOL deleted.
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define stgpool OFFDIRS lto2-dc pooltype=copy description="Copy
define stgpool OFFDATA lto2-dc pooltype=copy description="Copy
q stg pooltype=copy
Device
Estimated
Class Name
Capacity Util
LTO2-DC
0.0 M
LTO2-DC
0.0 M
del stgpool archivepool
del stgpool backuppool
del stgpool spacemgpool
Pct
Pct High Low
Migr
Mig Mig
Pct Pct
0.0
0.0
Next Storage
Pool
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