How to deactivate a LVM logical volume on Linux?

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How to deactivate a LVM logical volume activated by #vgchange -aay on Linux

You may need to make a LVM volume group inactive and thus unknown to the kernel.

To deactivate a volume group, use the -a (--activate) argument of the vgchange command.

To deactivates the volume group vg, use this command

# vgchange -a n vg

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