Re: Vg/lv/fs scripts

From: Bill Verzal (BVerzal_at_KOMATSUNA.COM)
Date: 06/28/04

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    Sure.

    Run mkDRinfo.ksh at some off-peak time and it will create a file in /var/DR
    (you can change that if you wish). It should be in rootvg though so it is
    picked up with a mksysb.

    When you go to a DR exercise, run the second attached program (crfs.sh)
    with an '-f' flag, and the name of one of the files from the previous
    program. I run it every day at 02:00 so I have up to 31 days of history.

    BV

    (See attached file: crfs.sh)(See attached file: mkDRinfo.ksh)
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    Does anyone have a script(s) that uses the odm and/or lsvg, lspv, lslv,
    lsfs, to "backwards engineer"
    Scripts to re-create Vgs, etc. for D.R. purposes?

    Thanks.

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