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3.
Specify the following options on the Task Options tab:
Executes the task at a specified date and time.
Execution Request Time
Specifies whether to create a pair or only modify the P9000 RAID
Manager configuration definition file.
For mainframe tasks, this option is automatically selected and cannot be
changed because mainframe pairs cannot created by Replication
Manager.
Modify Pair Configuration File
Only (Do not create Pair)
check box
4.
Update the task(s).
The information displayed in the Tasks subwindow is refreshed.
Editing tasks
You can edit the execution schedule and pair options for a registered task, provided that the task
does not match any of the following conditions:
•
The task was created using the Restore Replica Wizard.
•
The task was created to operate mainframe volumes by Change Pair Status Wizard.
•
The task was created to operate open system volumes by Change Pair Status Wizard, and the
task type is create, deleteor Advanced Operations.
•
The task was created by Change Pair Status Wizard or Create Replica Wizard, and the task status
is Executing.
•
The task was created by Pair Configuration Wizard, and the task status is Executing, Success, or
Warning.
If the task was created to operate mainframe copy pairs, the execution time you specified to a task
is applied to all associated tasks in the copy group.
For details about task status and task type, see:
• About task types (open systems)
• About task types (mainframe systems)
NOTE:
When invoked for multiple tasks (Pair Configuration Wizard - open systems only), the behavior of
drop-down lists, check boxes, and radio buttons varies depending on what (if any) values the tasks
have in common. When the tasks have values that differ:
•
Drop-down lists start with an empty value, followed by common values that can be selected.
•
Check boxes are only half-selected (gray).
•
Pairs of radio buttons are unselected.
Any changes made with these controls are applied to all selected tasks. For example, selecting a
half-selected check box makes it turn black and the other check boxes are de-selected. If no changes
are made are and the OK button is clicked, the original values for the tasks are retained.
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