Chuck Ryan wrote:

> While the UDC's do a pretty good job of hiding the command complexity, they
> do not change the fact that you must have the same account/group created in
> the system volume set and any private volume set(s).

ain't much we can do about it at this point.  it's not worth complaining about
(imo).

> This can lead to confusion with where the data actually lies for backups or
> capacity
> planning.

no!  sorry.  the udcs are designed to home all your groups onto the designated
volume.  when used properly/consistently -- the udcs will go a l-o-n-g way to
making sure your groups -- hence your data -- are where you expect them to
be.         - d.

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