HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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S-VOL access

P-VOL
access

Description

BCM status

RWC status

No

Read/Write

The pair is synchronized. Updates to the P-VOL are
duplicated on the S-VOL.

DUPLEX (02)

Duplex

SWAPPING
(04):

Read/Write

The pair has been suspended by the user and the P-VOL
and S-VOL are no longer synchronized.

SUSPOP (03),
SUSPOP (04),
SWAPPING (04),
SUSPER (07)

Suspend

Read/Write.
All others:

The primary and secondary systems keep track of journal
data discarded during the suspend operation.

Read Only if

In RWC, when the operation is performed on the primary
system, the status of both the P-VOL and S-VOL changes
to Suspend.

Mode=20 is
ON, otherwise
No.

In RWC, when the operation is performed on the
secondary system, the status of the S-VOL changes to
Suspend; the primary system detects this and changes
P-VOL status to Suspend.

BCM suspend statuses initiated by the user:

SUSPOP (03): The user performed a split operation on
the P-VOL. The update information is not reflected in
S-VOL.

SUSPOP (04): The user performed a split operation on
the S-VOL. The P-VOL can be updated, and the update
information is recorded as differential data.

SWAPPING (04): The pair was split in the REVERSE
direction (S-VOL to P-VOL).

SUSPER (07): The P-VOL was split by the system because
the user deleted the pair from the S-VOL side.

See also

“Suspend types” (page 83)

.

Read Only if
Mode=20 is

Read/Write

The pair is suspended by the system due to an error; it is
not synchronized.

SUSPOP (05),
SUSPCU (06),
SUSPCU (08),

Suspend

ON, otherwise
No.

The primary and secondary systems keep track of journal
data discarded during the suspension operation.

SUSPER (09), SUSPER
(50)

The primary system keeps track of P-VOL tracks that are
updated while the pair is suspended.

In RWC, when a Cnt Ac-J Z suspension condition is
detected, the primary system changes P-VOL and S-VOL
status to Suspend. If the secondary system detects the
condition, it changes the S-VOL status to Suspend; the
primary system detects this and changes P-VOL status to
Suspend.

BCM suspend statuses initiated by the primary or secondary
system:

SUSPOP (05): The secondary system received a split
request from the primary system and split the pair.

SUSPCU (06): The primary system split the pair because
it detected an error in the secondary system.

SUSPCU (08): The pair was split because the primary
system detected an error during communication with the
secondary system or detected an I/O error during update
copy.

SUSPER (09): The pair was split because the primary
system detected volatilization of pair control information
on memory when power was ON (IMPL). This error
occurs when power-off status of the primary system

Monitoring pair activity and status

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