Caution:
Removing a virtual shared disk or hashed shared disk also removes the logical
volumes associated with that virtual shared disk and causes you to lose access
to all the data on it. If you need the data on the virtual shared disk
that is to be removed, first shutdown any applications that might use it and
then back it up. Then, stop all activity to the virtual shared disk and
unconfigure it (see Stopping Virtual Shared Disk activity and Unconfiguring Virtual Shared Disks and Hashed Shared Disks.)
To remove a virtual shared disk, you can do the following:
Alternatively, you can use the removevsd command if you have created the shared disks with the createvsd command.
To remove a hashed shared disk and the underlying virtual shared disks, you can do the following:
Alternatively, you can use the removehsd command. The removehsd command also removes the underlying virtual shared disks. See the book PSSP: Command and Technical Reference for syntax of the commands.