About task statuses, About task types (open systems), 170 about task types (open systems) – HP 9000 rp5405 Servers User Manual
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About task statuses
Tasks can be in one of the following execution statuses:
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Ready: Indicates that the task is waiting to execute.
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Executing: Indicates that the task is executing.
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Cancel: Indicates that the task was canceled.
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Failure: Indicates that the task failed. When you select Failure, an error window appears. Read
the message in the error window.
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Success: Indicates that the task was successful.
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Warning: Indicates that the system timed out while waiting for the task to finish processing. When
you select Warning, an error window appears. Read the message in the error window.
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About task types (open systems)
The following task types are displayed for open systems:
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modify file: Creates or edits the P9000 RAID Manager configuration definition file. This operation
does not create a copy pair.
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modify file + create: Creates or edits the P9000 RAID Manager configuration definition file and
creates a copy pair.
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modify file + delete: Edits the P9000 RAID Manager configuration definition file and dissolves a
copy pair.
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create: Creates a copy pair. This operation does not edit the configuration definition file.
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split: Splits a copy pair. This operation does not edit the configuration definition file.
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resync: Re-synchronizes data from the primary volume to the secondary volume. This operation
does not edit the configuration definition file.
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syncwait: Waits until the P- and S-VOLs are synchonized before execution.
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restore: Re-synchronizes data from the secondary volume to the primary volume. This operation
does not edit the configuration definition file.
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delete: Dissolves a copy pair. This operation does not edit the configuration definition file.
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create replica (Exchange): Creates an Exchange application replica on the backup server.
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create replica (SQL): Creates an SQL application replica.
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restore replica (Exchange): Restores an Exchange application replica from the backup server to
the database server.
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restore replica (SQL): Restores an SQL application replica.
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takeover: For performing an S-VOL takeover (does not edit the configuration definition file).
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force-split: For performing an P-VOL takeover (does not edit the configuration definition file).
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swap: For reversing the P-VOL and S-VOL (does not edit the configuration definition file).
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takeover-recovery (resync): Performed for an S-VOL with the split (SSWS) status. Restores the copy
pair. The S-VOL that had the split (SSWS) status becomes the P-VOL (does not edit the configuration
definition file.)
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takeover-recovery (recreate): Executed when a P-VOL has a status of Simplex (SMPL) and the copy
pair cannot be recovered using a takeover-recovery (resync) operation (does not edit the configur-
ation definition file).
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modify (edit group name): Executed when a copy group name is changed.
Managing pair life cycle
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