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4.
For open systems pair configuration, on the Pair Setting tab, select target copy pairs and enable
or disable options for copy pair settings.
TIP:
The Assign CTG for At-Time Split option only applies to Business Copy or Snapshot copy
types. For details, see “
About assigning CTGID/JNLGID for copy pairs
” on page 155 and
Conditions for creating local copy pairs with the CTG option
5.
Click Next.
The 5. Confirm page appears.
6.
Confirm the configuration definition and tasks for the copy pairs you have specified, and then
click Confirm.
The 6. Finish page appears.
7.
Click Finish.
Viewing a list of tasks
The list of tasks displays the tasks related to operations performed on copy pairs that are registered
when the Pair Configuration Wizard or the Change Pair Status Wizard completes an operation, or
when a copy pair associated with a remote path is deleted. The maximum number of tasks is 1,000.
In this list, you can check information such as the task type (type of copy pair operation), execution
status, and owner.
To view a list of tasks, from the Explorer menu, choose Tasks and then Tasks. A list of tasks is displayed
in the Tasks subwindow.
Related topics
• About task types (mainframe systems)
• About task types (open systems)
Canceling tasks
You can cancel tasks that were registered at the completion of Pair Configuration Wizard processing.
You can only cancel tasks that have the Ready status.
You cannot cancel tasks that have any other status or that were registered at the completion of Change
Pair Status Wizard processing.
To cancel tasks:
1.
From the Explorer menu, choose Tasks.
The Tasks subwindow appears.
2.
Select the check boxes of the tasks you want to cancel, and then click Cancel Tasks.
The Cancel Tasks dialog box appears.
3.
Confirm the tasks that will be canceled, and then cancel them.
The information in the Status and Execution Request Time columns for the tasks displayed in the
Tasks subwindow is refreshed.
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