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AIC logical volumes

Does anyone know where I can find good documentation on modifying AIX logical volumes. Basically, I have a box that has 2 file systems that rae 99% full. I would like to add another disk, and migrate a file system or 2 to it, then reclaim the space by adding it to other volumes. I understand that the LV's in AIX can be manipulated much like vxvm volumes, andthe file system resized to match (like vxfs), but I am not familiar with AIX.
 

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