text: **Delete**
  A storage pool can be deleted with the GUI only if no volumes are associated with it. Select 
  **Delete**to delete the pool immediately without any additional confirmation. 
  
  If there are volumes in the pool,**Delete**option is inactive and cannot be selected. Delete the 
  volumes or migrate them to another storage pool before proceeding. For more information 
  about volume migration and volume mirroring, see Chapter 7, “Volumes” on page 241. 
  
  After you delete a pool, the following actions occur: 
  
  (cid:2) All the external MDisks in the pool return to a status of*Unmanaged*. 
  (cid:2) All the array mode MDisks in the pool are deleted and all member drives return to a status 
  
  of*Candidate*. 
  
  To delete storage pool with CLI, use**rmmdiskgrp**. 
  
  **Note:**Be extremely careful when you use**rmmdiskgrp**command with**-force**parameter. 
  Unlike the GUI, it does not prevent you from deleting a storage pool with volumes. This 
  command deletes all volumes and host mappings on a storage pool and these cannot be 
  recovered. 
  
  **Properties**
  Select**Properties**to display information about the storage pool. Additional information is 
  available if you expand the**View more details**section. By hovering over the elements of the 
  window and clicking**[?]**, you see a short description of each property, as shown in 
  Figure 6-16. 