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C9010-022 · Question #142

After recovering the rootvg from a backup, how can an administrator determine which disks contain the DB2 volume group? lspv hdisk0 00f6711d77695bbb rootvg active hdisk1 00f6711d77696215 None hdisk2…

The correct answer is C. Use the lqueryvg command to show the logical volumes on the disk. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

Question

After recovering the rootvg from a backup, how can an administrator determine which disks contain the DB2 volume group?

lspv

hdisk0 00f6711d77695bbb rootvg active hdisk1 00f6711d77696215 None hdisk2 00f6711d7e34b6b1 None hdisk3 00f6711d7e34b6c1 None

Options

  • AUse the alt_disk_copy command to read the VGDA on the disk.
  • BUse the lspv command to show the logical volumes on the disk.
  • CUse the lqueryvg command to show the logical volumes on the disk
  • DUse the lsvg command to display the volume group name on the disk

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  • A
    9% (3)
  • B
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  • C
    81% (26)
  • D
    6% (2)

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