While moving or copying files from the sequential FILE volume shown to a DISK storage pool, files that had deduplicated extents were encountered. As a result, the files were skipped.
The sequential FILE volume shown is assigned to a storage pool that has deduplication enabled or at one time had deduplication enabled. Some of the files on the volume have deduplicated extents and can not be moved or copied to the DISK storage pool.
The server moves or copies all files from the volume that do not have deduplicated extents. Those files that do have deduplicated extents are skipped.
If attempting a MOVE DATA/NODEDATA to move the files with deduplicated extents to the DISK storage pool, one must first perform a MOVE DATA/NODEDATA to another sequential storage pool that does not have deduplication enabled. This move will restore the deduplicated files to their complete state in the target storage pool. Once all deduplicated data has been moved, perform a MOVE DATA or MOVE NODEDATA to the DISK storage pool from the target storage pool. It is recommended to use a FILE storage pool as the target.
If attempting a RESTORE STGPOOL/VOLUME to copy the files with deduplicated extents, one must first perform a RESTORE STGPOOL/VOLUME to another sequential storage pool that does not have deduplication enabled. This will restore the deduplicated files to their complete state in the target storage pool. Once all deduplicated data has been restored, perform a MOVE DATA/NODEDATA to the DISK storage pool from the target storage pool. It is recommended to use a FILE storage pool as the target.