Job templates, Empty template, Fracture host volumes, mount to a host (template) – HP P6000 Continuous Access Software User Manual

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1.

A launch command suspends the database I/O.

2.

A local replication command instantaneously creates a replica. The command uses the nowait
option so that the next step (resuming I/O) is immediately executed.

3.

A launch command resumes the database I/O.

4.

With I/O resumed, a WaitForStorageVolumeDiscovery command causes the job to wait until
the replica is detected by a forced discovery of storage volumes. The helps ensure that
subsequent steps that involve the new replica, for example a mount step, will be valid.

Job templates

Empty template

Template summary

Provides a series of comments that outline the basic structure of a job. After generating this template
you must add individual job commands to accomplish specific tasks.

Template options

Include e-mail notification. Adds a command for e-mail notification of the job instance status.
See

SetNotificationPolicy

.

Example

This template was generated to create the basic structure of a job. No template option was selected.

Task

Line

// This is an empty job template.

1

//

2

//

3

// Wait for user to initiate rollback.

4

Pause ()

5

//

6

// Rollback.

7

Exit (SUCCESS)

8

//

9

// Failure exit - no rollback needed.

10

E1: Exit (FAILURE)

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Fracture host volumes, mount to a host (template)

Template summary

A.

Fractures the mirrorclones of storage volumes that underlie a host volume on an enabled host.

B.

Presents the fractured mirrorclones to a second enabled host (creates a new host volume).

C.

Mounts the new host volume on the second enabled host.

D.

Pauses the job.

E.

After continuing, unmounts and deletes the new host volume from the second enabled host;
unpresents the mirrorclones; then resynchronizes the mirrorclones with their sources.

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