HP XP Continuous Access Software - Manual (Page 31)

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XP Continuous Access Journal pair status
The XP Continuous Access Journal Suspending and Deleting transitional states occur when a
request to change the XP Continuous Access Journal pair status is accepted, but the requested
status change (PSUS, PSUE, or SMPL) is not complete yet. These states are not reported to the
host. For Suspending, either you or the primary array can request the status change. For
Deleting, only you can request the status change. If you requested the status change, the final
status is reported at the end of the transition. If an error caused the status to change to PSUE,
the suspended status is reported at the beginning of the transition.
C × (u ч 100) Ч 1,024 ч V
where:
◦ C is the master journal volume's total capacity (in megabytes).
◦ u is the master journal volume's data usage rate (as a percentage).
◦ V is the data transfer speed between the primary and secondary arrays. The unit is MB/s
(megabytes per second).
To find a journal volume's usage rate, use the monitoring feature (see Monitoring remote
copy operations ).
Table 3 XP Continuous Access Journal data volume pair status
Secondary data volume
access Primary data volume
access Description Pair status
Read / Write Read / Write Volume is not currently
assigned to an XP SMPL (simplex)
Continuous Access
Journal data volume pair
and does not belong in
the journal group. When
this volume is added to
an XP Continuous Access
Journal data volume pair,
its status changes to
COPY.
Read Only Read / Write Initial copy operation for
this pair is in progress. COPY
This data volume pair is
not yet synchronized.
When the initial copy is
complete, the status
changes to PAIR.
Read Only Read / Write Data volume pair is
synchronized. Updates to PAIR
the primary data volume
are duplicated on the
secondary data volume.
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