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ANR1258W Files on volume volume name needed for move data cannot be accessed - access
mode is ″unavailable″ or ″offsite″.
Explanation: During a move data operation on an offsite volume, files on a
storage pool volume cannot be copied because of the volume’s access mode.
System Action: The server continues move data processing, but one or more files
were not moved from the offsite volume.
User Response: If the specified volume can be made available, use the UPDATE
VOLUME command to change the access mode for the volume and reissue the
MOVE DATA command.
ANR1259W Files on volume volume name needed for offsite reclamation cannot be accessed
- access mode is ″unavailable″ or ″offsite″.
Explanation: During reclamation processing of an offsite volume, files on a
storage pool volume cannot be copied because of the volume’s access mode.
System Action: The server continues reclamation, but one or more files were not
moved from an offsite volume, which prevents it from being reclaimed.
User Response: If the specified volume can be made available, use the UPDATE
VOLUME command to change the access mode for the volume and initiate
reclamation again by updating the reclamation threshold for the copy storage pool.
ANR1260W Volume volume name contains one or more damaged, primary files.
Explanation: This message is issued during RESTORE STGPOOL processing.
The indicated volume contains one or more primary, noncached files that have
previously been found to be damaged.
System Action: If this is not a preview operation, the restore processing attempts
to restore the damaged files from copies located in a copy storage pool. If this is a
preview operation, no system action is taken.
User Response: You can take the following actions:
¶ Issue the QUERY CONTENT command with DAMAGED=YES to obtain a list
of damaged files on the indicated volume.
¶ Audit the indicated volume with FIX=NO to verify that the files are damaged;
the audit will reset the status of any files that are found to be undamaged during
the audit.
¶ If this message was issued during a restore preview operation, attempt to restore
the damaged files using the RESTORE STGPOOL command.
¶ Audit the indicated volume with FIX=YES to delete the damaged files from the
database.
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