Displaying the snapshot backing container state – HP NetRAID-4M Controller User Manual
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Working with Container Attributes
Displaying the Snapshot Backing Container State
The
snapshot backing container state
attribute indicates
that a container is the snapshot (backing) container in a currently
executing
create snapshot
operation.
To display whether a container is in the snapshot backing container
state, use the
container list
command with the
/full
switch.
Typically, the
snapshot backing container state
occurs so
quickly that it does not appear in the
container list
command
output. See the Command Line Interface Reference Guide for further
information on container states.
Displaying the Snapshot Original Container Currently Executing State
The
snapshot original container currently executing
state
attribute indicates that a container is the original container in
a currently executing
create snapshot
operation.
To display whether a container is in the snapshot original container
currently executing state, use the
container list
command with
the
/full
switch. Typically, the
snapshot original
container currently executing state
occurs so quickly
that it does not appear in the
container list
command output.
See the Command Line Interface Reference Guide for further
information on container states.
Displaying the Snapshot Backing Container Creation Complete State
The
snapshot backing container creation complete
state
attribute indicates that the container is the snapshot
(backing) container in a successfully completed
create snapshot
operation.
To display whether a container is the snapshot container in a
successfully completed
create snapshot
operation, use the
container list
command with the
/full
switch, as in the
following example. In the example, the State column indicates
SnpShot
, which means that container 0 (0+63) is the snapshot
container in a successfully completed
create snapshot
operation. (Note that the example eliminates some items in the
container list display to make the example readable on this page.)
HPN0> container list /full=TRUE
Executing: container list /full=TRUE