HP XP RAID Manager Software - Manual (Page 117)

RAID Manager command reference 117
horctakeover
Take ownership of a pair CA only
Description
The horctakeover meta command (contains many sub-commands) is used
in conjunction with HA software, such as MC/Service Guard and CA. It
selects and executes one of four actions, depending on the state of the
paired volumes: nop-takeover, swap-takeover, SVOL-takeover, or
PVOL-takeover.
See “Takeover-switch function” on page 350 for actions taken by
horctakeover .
The table under the heading “HA control script state transitions” on
page 330 lists state transitions resulting from the execution of
horctakeover in HA control scripts.
Note Executing horctakeover in a cascaded CA environment will cause an
automatic suspend of the downstream CA Journal.
Syntax
horctakeover { –nomsg | –g group
| –d pair_vol | –d[g] raw_device
[MU#] | –d[g] seq# LDEV# [MU#] | –-h | –q
| –S | –l | –t timeout | –z | –zx }
Arguments
–nomsg Suppresses messages to be displayed. It is used to
execute this command from a user program.
–g group Specifies a group name in the RM instance
configuration file.
–d pair_vol Specifies a paired volume name written in the
configuration definition file. The command executes
only for the specified paired volume.
–d [g] raw_device [ MU# ]
(HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, MPE/iX, and
Windows NT/2000/2003 only)
Searches the RM
instance configuration file (local instance) for a volume
that matches the specified raw_device. If a volume is