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Removing an application volume group frees up the volumes for use by other application volume groups. The IOPS setting and associated tags are removed from the volumes.
You can use the vxvolgrp command to remove an application volume group.
See the vxvolgrp(1M) manual page.
For example, to remove the application volume group logvol_grp:
# vxvolgrp -g oradg remove logvol_grp