HP Serveur lame HP ProLiant BL465c Gen8 - Manual (Page 564)

copy group A copy group consists of a primary volume and secondary volume that are
synchronized and split using volume replication functionality and RAID Manager
functionality. A copy group can also be called a pair volume.
copy group map
file One of the map files making up the dictionary map files. Copy group map files
are used to keep track of the mapping information between the primary volume
and its corresponding secondary volumes.
core map file One of the map files making up the dictionary map files. Core map files are
used to keep track of the mapping information from the mount point directory
on the file system to the disk number within the RAID device.
dictionary map file Files required for automating backup processing using Application Agent.
Dictionary map files keep track of mapping information, from the objects to be
backed up to the RAID devices.
Dictionary map files consists of the following map files:
- Application map file
- Core map file
- Copy group map file
disk group One or more logical devices can be grouped as a unit. Disk groups can consist
of one or more volumes, regardless of the capacity of the logical volumes that
comprise the disk group.
In a Veritas Storage Foundation environment, a configured disk group is
recognized as one or more disk sets, and is the minimum unit used when backing
up or restoring data.
disk set For Application Agent in a dynamic disk configuration, a disk set is a group
consisting of one or more dynamic disks and one or more logical volumes
allocated to the dynamic disks.
dynamic disk A function for creating a disk group. Note, however, that the physical disks that
make up a disk group or disk set are sometimes called dynamic disks. You can
join multiple dynamic disks to create a logical volume (dynamic volume) or split
a dynamic disk into multiple logical volumes. Application Agent supports Veritas
Storage Foundation dynamic disk configurations.
dynamic volume A logical volume created by joining or splitting one or more dynamic disks and
then assigning them.
Exchange
database A generic name for storage groups and information stores.
failover The action of automatically switching to a backup system when an error occurs
in a system that has been duplicated (that is, multiple instances of the system
were made) using cluster software.
Fast Snap Software that has Copy-on-Write Snapshot functionality as well as Copy after
Write functionality installed in HP P9500. Fast Snap creates a Fast Snap pool
that adapts the DP pool feature as a data pool. For details, see the Fast Snap
documentation.
freezing a
database DBMS temporarily stops I/O operations for the disk on which the database is
stored. Transactions from applications are controlled by DBMS until the database
is thawed.
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