Replying late, had Monday off.

In MPEX, if you have VEAUDIT, you can say:  VEAUDIT listgroup
@.@(homevolumeset="vol_name") > grpnames


-----Original Message-----
From: Jeff Woods [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 6:09 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] A disk failed on a private volume, how can I
determine which account this volume affected?


Quoting Jean <[log in to unmask]>:
> I have MPEX from Vesoft, can I use any of their command to find out
> which accounts were on that private volume?

In addition to John Clogg's suggestion to use ":REPORT @.@;ONVS=volset"
(which may fail because it's actually trying to look at the group
entries on the volume set, IIRC) you can do a ":LISTGROUP @.@" and scan
the listing for groups where HOMEVS is your uservolumesetname.  The
advantage of LISTGROUP is that it uses only the directory entries on
the system volume set.  You may want to redirect the output of
LISTGROUP to a file and then search that rather than trying to scan the
listing directly.

(I presume you are using "user volumes" on MPE/iX nee MPE/XL and not
really "private volumes" which were last used on MPE/V.)
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Jeff Woods
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