HP XP P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 206)

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When the YKRESYNC command is entered in BCM, you should specify either the FORWARD or
REVERSE parameter. Whether you use the YKRESYNC FORWARD command to perform a Resync
operation or use the YKRESYNC REVERSE command to perform a Restore operation depends on
whether YKSUSPND FORWARD or YKSUSPND REVERSE was specified when the pair was suspended.
You can also suspend a pair without specifying that a Resync or Restore operation will be performed.
In this case, a Resync operation can be performed if the copy direction at the time of suspension was
FORWARD. A Restore operation can be performed if the copy direction at the time of suspension
was REVERSE.
Display details of direction option and synchronization option
Operation target is copy pair
or C/T Group
Operation target is copy group
Copy type
Synchronization Direction Synchronization Direction
-
Present copy direc-
tion (#) (Forward or
Reverse) (not activ-
ated)(*)
- Forward(*), Reverse
Continuous Access
Synchronous
Flush(*), Purge
Blank (not activ-
ated)(*) Blank, Flush(*),
Purge Blank(*), Forward,
Reverse Continuous Access
Asynchronous
Flush(*)
Blank (not activ-
ated)(*) Blank, Flush(*),
Purge Blank(*), Forward,
Reverse Continuous Access
Journal
Legend:
*: Default value
-: Option is not displayed
#: If there are different directions in the selected pair, Replication Manager determines the direction
using rules in the table below.
Method by which copy direction displayed by the Continuous Access Synchronous (Pair, C/T Group) operation
is determined
Value displayed in Direction
option
Present copy direction Copy direction
Forward Forward Only Forward
Reverse Reverse Only Reverse
Forward No direction Only No direction
Forward Forward Forward + No direction
Reverse Reverse Reverse + No direction
Forward Forward Forward + Reverse
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