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ANR4331E command process terminated, no matching device classes.
Explanation: The server did not find any device class names matching the
specifications entered in the RECONCILE VOLUMES command.
System Action: Server operation continues.
User Response: Use the QUERY DEVCLASS command to determine which
device classes are defined on the server and reissue the RECONCILE VOLUMES
command.
ANR4332W This command will compare all volumes used by the specified device class(es)
with the actual data stored on the associated server for those volumes and will
report any discrepancies; the data will be inaccessible to users until the
operation completes.
Explanation: During the execution of a RECONCILE VOLUMES command, any
data a volume named would be unavailable to users.
System Action: The administrator is asked whether to continue.
User Response: Enter 'Y' to reconcile the volumes or 'N' to stop the process.
ANR4333W This command will discard any references to volumes used by the specified
device class(es) that are missing from the associated server, thereby rendering
the data unrecoverable; the valid volumes will be inaccessible to users until the
operation completes.
Explanation: During the execution of a RECONCILE VOLUMES command, any
data on a volume being reconciled would be unavailable to users. After the
command has ended, any inconsistent volumes found will be discarded.
System Action: The administrator is asked whether to continue.
User Response: Enter 'Y' to reconcile the volumes or 'N' to stop the process.
ANR4334I command (Repair) process started, process ID process ID.
Explanation: As the result of a RECONCILE VOLUMES command that specified
FIX=YES, the process whose ID is displayed has begun reconciling the volumes
associated with the given device class.
System Action: The volumes are reconciled and invalid volumes are displayed.
User Response: None.
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