Associating pair groups with copy groups – HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual
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6.
Click Edit Group.
The Edit Group dialog is displayed.
7.
Specify a new copy group name.
8.
Click OK. The Copy Group field displays the specified group name.
Associating pair groups with copy groups
To associate pair groups with a copy group:
1.
If you are creating a copy pair configuration definition from a saved workflow, perform the
following:
1.
From the Explorer menu, choose Tasks and then choose Workflows.
A list of saved workflows is displayed.
2.
Select a saved workflow and click Edit Workflow.
2.
On the 3. Group Management page of the Pair Configuration Wizard, select the pair group to
be associated with the copy group.
3.
In the Copy Group pane, select the target copy group or container in the Copy Group field.
TIP:
When defining mainframe pair configurations, the copy groups listed in the Copy Group
field are determined by the datasets allocated on the mainframe host. If you do not allocate
the dataset or if Replication Manager does not retrieve this information, the related copy
groups do not appear in the list.
4.
For mainframe pair configuration, in the CTGID/JNLGID field, specify CTGID/JNLGID for copy
pairs.
For details, see “
About assigning CTGID/JNLGID for copy pairs
5.
Click Apply. The copy pairs belonging to the associated pair group are displayed in the Pair List
pane.
TIP:
For mainframe pair configuration, copy pairs displayed in the Pair List are aggregated per
CTGID/JNLGID. When there are multiple IDs assigned for the container, copy groups will
be promoted to the container.
6.
Click Next.
The tasks that correspond to specific copy groups are displayed on the 4. Task Management
page.
To release a pair group assigned to a copy group, select the pair group to be released in the Pair
List and click Release.
Related topics
• Conditions for creating local copy pairs with the CTG option
• Copy group requirements for pair configuration (mainframe systems)
Managing pair life cycle
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