Full volume restores on volume pools can occasionally result in
catalog integrity compromise when:
- Existing catalogs use ECS on the volume.
- Catalogs were previously accessed on the UCB of the target volume
of the restore.
In these instances, before performing the full volume restore
you must remove the catalogs fom the ECS structure using one of the
following methods:
- Remove individual catalogs by name from the ECS structure using
the MODIFY CATALOG,ECSHR(REMOVE,catname) command.
Make sure that you do not issue any MODIFY CATALOG,ECSHR(AUTOADD)
or MODIFY CATALOG,ECSHR(ENABLEALL) commands until after the restore
is completed, because these commands reactivate the catalogs.
- Disconnect all systems from the coupling facility using the MODIFY
CATALOG,ECSHR(DISCONNECT) command. Because this method might adversely
affect system performance, do this only if you do not know the names
of the affected catalogs.
If you do perform a full volume restore before removing the catalogs
from the ECS structure, and systems accessing the catalogs are shut
down, you must IPL those systems with AUTOADD disabled and then issue
the MODIFY CATALOG ECSHR(REMOVE,
catname) commands
to remove the catalogs from ECS. Once this is complete, you can add
catalogs to ECS.