Accounts are not "homed" to volume sets - only groups are.

Thus, it is possible to have many different groups in the same account
"homed" to respectively many different volume sets.

In order to home any group to a volume set, the account to which it belongs
must be known and identified to its corresponding volume set.

For example, it 3 groups in account1 needed to be homed to 3 different
volume sets, the following commands would accomplish this:

:newacct account,mgr;[pass=........;.....]
:newacct account,mgr;onvs=volset1
:newacct account,mgr;onvs=volset2
:newacct account,mgr;onvs=volset3
:newgroup group1.account[;......]
:newgroup group2.account[;......]
:newgroup group3.account[;......]
:newgroup group1.account;onvs=volset1
:newgroup group2.account;onvs=volset2
:newgroup group3.account;onvs=volset3
:altgroup group1.account;homevs=volset1
:altgroup group2.account;homevs=volset2
:altgroup group3.account;homevs=volset3

I hope I've understood your  question.


At 01:55 PM 2000-11-29 -0500, you wrote:
>Does anyone know if it is possible to have a group homed to a different
>volume set than the account that it is part of is homed to?  What are the
>rules?
>
>For example, can I create a group DATA.PROD where onvs=DATA_VOLUME_SET and
>for PROD homevs=PROD_VOLUME_SET ?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Matt
>
>PS Hi Walt!

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