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[Doug_Klein_3]

I'm trying to retire a temporary media server we used to import some volumes from on NBU system. I expired the contents and deleted the volume from the master catalog but bpmedialist still shows the volume assigned. I ran vmdelete and bpexpdate but both say volume is not in database

[Doug_Klein_3]

Sorry, the subject was incomplete

[Sujata_Mutatk2]

Can you verify if this temporary media server is part of any storage unit? If yes then delete the stoarge unit.
Thanks
Sujata

[Doug_Klein_3]

I deleted the Storage Unit associated with the media server and volume no longer displays in any reports. But, the volume still appears when I run bpmedialist on the temp. media server.

Is that going to cause a problem if I delete the media server?

[Stumpr2]

Doug,
You may not have this particular problem, but I suggest reading this technote as it discusses the 3 db's and how they interact. Perhaps some of the commands will help you clear out the bpmedialist problem you are having with the media.

Media Manager error 94: "Volume not in specified pool" - scenarios and solution
http://seer.support.veritas.com/docs/247898.htm

good stuff to read!