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3.
If the volume is offline (for example, the secondary data volume has a pinned track), vary the
volume online.
4.
Perform your usual procedure for recovering data from a pinned track. See the pinned track
recovery procedures for your operating system, or contact your HP support representative for
assistance in recovering the pinned track.
5.
If the volume was previously offline (for example, secondary data volume; see step
), make
sure to vary the volume offline again.
6.
Use the Add Pair command in the Pair Operation window to recover the data volume pair.
Make sure to select the Entire initial copy option in the Add Pair window.
Recovering a Pinned Track on a Journal Volume
If a pinned track occurs on a Universal Replicator for Mainframe master or restore journal volume,
the procedure for pinned track recovery is as follows:
1.
Identify the journal group that contains the journal volume where a pinned track occurs. After
that, split the mirror where the journal group belongs.
2.
Delete the journal volume containing the pinned track from the journal group.
3.
Format the journal volume by using the LDEV format function of VLL. For detailed instructions
on how to format the volume, see the HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Virtual LVI/LUN
(VLL) and Volume Shredder User's Guide.
4.
Register the formatted volume (or another volume that can be used instead of the formatted
volume) in the journal group.
If you do not need to resume copying, the procedure is now finished.
To resume copying, continue to restore the mirror to which the journal group belongs (see
a Mirror (Resuming a Copy Operation)” (page 180)
).
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