VERITAS Volume Manager 3.5 User's Guide - VERITAS Enterprise Administrator (September 2004)

Disk Tasks
Moving Objects Between Dynamic Disk Groups
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NOTE
Before moving volumes between dynamic disk groups, stop all
applications that are accessing the volumes, and unmount all file
systems that are configured in the volumes.
The objects to be moved must be self-contained, meaning that the
disks that are moved must not contain any other objects that are not
intended for the move.
This operation fails if it would remove all the disks from the source
dynamic disk group.
Volume states are preserved across the move.
The reconfiguration must involve an integral number of physical
disks.
Objects to be moved must not contain open volumes.
For a dynamic disk group move to succeed, the source dynamic disk
group must contain at least one disk that can store copies of the
configuration database after the move.
For a dynamic disk group move to succeed, the configuration
database in the target dynamic disk group must be able to
accommodate information about all the objects in the enlarged
dynamic disk group.
Expand: Click Expand to specify that the objects to be
moved should include all other disks that
contain subdisks that are associated with the
specified objects or with objects that they
contain. For example, if you specify that disk01
should be moved and disk01 contains vol1
which is also located on disk02, then by using
the Expand button, you ensure that disk02 will
also be moved.
Show
Dependencies:
Click Show Dependencies to display the
objects affected by the move.