Answer / pradeep

it works similar to fsck in solaris, the vxrecover is daemon
it starts at run level 1.in veritas each filesystem maintains
a log called drllog the vxrecover checks this dllog if their
r any damages in the filesystem and recover that filesys

Answer / srinivas

vxrecover for recover the your vxvm volume.

-->when your went to maintaince or resync mode we need run
vxrecover on volume
Ex:-
#vxrecover -g dg volumename

Answer / sathish

The volume is Stale state use the
#vxrecover -g dg volname

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