# raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 200
While the delete LDEV operation is in process, the VOL_TYPE is
REMOVING. When the volume is deleted correctly, the VOL_TYPE changes
from REMOVING to NOT DEFINED.
If VOL_TYPE is other than REMOVING or NOT DEFINED, the deletion
ended abnormally. Check CSV_Status to take either of the following
actions:
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When CSV_Status shows FAILED, see the Troubleshooting Dynamic
Provisioning section in the Provisioning Guide for your system.
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When CSV_Status shows a status other than FAILED or does not show
any status, execute the raidcom delete ldev command again without
specifying the -operation initialize_capacity_saving option.
Deleting a virtual volume by blocking, initializing, and then deleting the volume
Use the following procedure to delete a virtual volume by blocking,
initializing, and then deleting the volume. The command examples in this
procedure use LDEV number 200 for the virtual volume being deleted.
1. Block the volume by executing the raidcom modify ldev command.
# raidcom modify ldev -status blk –ldev_id 200
2. Verify that the block LDEV command completed normally by executing the
raidcom get command_status command. If the command completed
normally, the value “0” is returned.
# raidcom get command_status
3. Initialize the volume by executing the raidcom initialize ldev
command.
# raidcom initialize ldev -operation fmt -ldev_id 200
4. Verify that the initialize LDEV command completed normally by executing
the raidcom get command_status command. If the command completed
normally, the value “0” is returned.
# raidcom get command_status
5. Check the status of the volume by executing the raidcom get ldev
command.
# raidcom get ldev -ldev_id 200
When the volume is initialized correctly, the VOL_TYPE is OPEN-V-CVS
and the CSV_Status is DISABLED.
6. Delete the volume by executing the raidcom delete ldev command.
# raidcom delete ldev -ldev_id 200
7. Verify that the delete LDEV command completed normally by executing
the raidcom get command_status command. If the command completed
normally, the value “0” is returned.
# raidcom get command_status
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