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mksysb restore ( vgs on SAN disks)
I have my application vendor looking at this but I want to do my own investigation.
I restored from mksysb and I see my vgs that contain my internal disks. But I do not see my vgs that contain disks from the SAN. This scares me .. {{ Ha, ha!! My AIX expert boss just told me I have nothing to worry about. That the vg info is still in there. That I will have to go reimport the VGS.}} I thought the info would be in the ODM (Vgs, PVID , etc) My boss is an AIX freaking expert. He is two levels above me. So I didn't want to bother him. So I will let the vendor walk me through it. So, no replies necessary. 
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