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Reason preventing use as a migration source or target Displayed character string
The volume is one of the following:
• The volume is part of a Continuous Access Journal pair, and the
status is either COPY or PAIR
• The volume is part of an Hitachi Universal Replicator for Mainframe
pair, and the status is either Pending duplex or Duplex
• The volume is part of a Continuous Access Journal journal volume
• The volume is a Hitachi Universal Replicator for Mainframe
journal volume
Continuous Access Journal Status
Conditions of volumes that can be used as migration sources
but not as migration targets (Legacy mode)
For volumes that cannot be specified as migration targets, the following character strings are displayed
in the Migration Restrictions column.
Table 9 Volumes that can be used as migration sources, but not as migration targets
Reason preventing use as a migration target Displayed character string
The volume is the P-VOL of a Snapshot pair, its status is PAIR, and the
number of generations is 63 or less. XP Snapshot (target), Snapshot XP
(target)
The volume is locked by Data Retention Utility (not Read/Write). Locked (target)
The volume is part of a LUSE. LUSE (target)
The volume is included in another migration group. Migration Group (target)
The volume is a NAS system volume. NAS (target)
A path is set for the volume. Path (target)
The volume is part of a Business Copy or Hitachi ShadowImage for
Mainframe pair. This character string is displayed when the volume
status is not applied to any of the volume statuses corresponding to
the displayed character string that starts with 'Business Copy' in Table
A-3.
Business Copy (target)
Business Copy XP (target)
The volume is one of the following:
• The volume is part of a Continuous Access Asynchronous pair,
and the status is neither PSUS nor PSUE
• The volume is part of a Hitachi TrueCopy for Mainframe pair, and
the status is not suspended
Continuous Access Asynchronous
(target)
Continuous Access XP Asynchronous
(target)
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