HP XP P9500 Storage - Manual (Page 75)

Using CLI commands to obtain status
Business Continuity Manager obtains the types of copy pair statuses by using the commands
described in
Table 17 (page 75) .
Table 17 Types of copy pair statuses obtained by Business Continuity Manager
Description Panel used to obtain the status Command used to obtain
status
No.
Obtains the copy pair status of a specific volume. Volume Query Information panel YKQRYDEV command 1
Obtains the copy pair status for each copy pair based
on the copy pair status of the P-VOL and S-VOL. Copy Group Pair Status panel YKQUERY command
YKEWAIT command
2
Meaning of copy pair status
Table 18 (page 75) explains the meanings of the copy pair statuses obtained by Business Continuity
Manager and their relationship with copy types. For the correspondence with copy pairs in storage
systems, see
“Using the YKQRYDEV command to obtain the copy pair status of specified volumes”
(page 77) .
Table 18 Meanings of the copy pair statuses obtained by Business Continuity Manager
Cnt Ac-J Z TCA Cnt Ac-S Z BC Z Meaning Copy pair
status
Yes Yes Yes Yes Initial status. SIMPLEX
This status exists before the copy
pair is placed in the DUPLEX
status or after the copy pair is
dissolved.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Copying processing from the
P-VOL to the S-VOL has DUPLEX
completed, and the data is
synchronized between the P-VOL
and the S-VOL.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Full copy (initial copy) or
differential copy PENDING
(resynchronization) is performed
from the P-VOL to the S-VOL in
order to reach the DUPLEX
status. This status occurs after
copy pair creation is requested
from the SIMPLEX or suspend
status. The DUPLEX status occurs
after the copy is completed.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Data sychronization on the
P-VOL and S-VOl is temporarily SUSPOP
stopped by the YKSUSPND
command.
Yes Yes Yes N/A Data synchronization on the
P-VOL and S-VOL is temporarily SUSPCU
stopped due to an automatic
transition performed by the
control unit.
Yes Yes Yes Yes Data synchronization on the
P-VOL and S-VOL is temporarily SUSPER
stopped due to a hardware
failure or a similar cause.
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