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Continuous access synchronous z – HP XP P9500 Storage User Manual

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Not permitted

Permitted

Product name (Guide name)

Use on THP V-VOLs.

Volume Shredder (HP XP P9000
Volume Shredder for Open and
Mainframe Systems User Guide
)

Using on pool-VOLs.

Using on TSE-VOLs.

Increasing the capacity of THP
V-VOL used by Volume Shredder.

Reclaiming zero pages of V-VOL
used by Volume Shredder.

Defining base addresses to THP
V-VOLs

Parallel Access Volumes (HP XP P9000
for Compatible Parallel Access
Volumes User Guide
)

Defining base or alias addresses to
pool-Vols

Defining base addresses to TSE-VOLs.

Defining alias addresses to THP
V-VOLs

Defining Alias addresses to
TSE-VOLs

Using a THP V-VOL as a Compatible
XRC P-VOL or S-VOL.

Compatible XRC (HP XP P9000 for
Compatible XRC User Guide
)

Using a THP pool-VOL as a
Compatible XRC P-VOL or S-VOL.

Using a THP TSE-VOL as a
Compatible XRC P-VOL or S-VOL.

Increasing the capacity of THP
V-VOL used by Compatible XRC.

Using a THP V-VOL as a S-VOL or
T-VOL.

Compatible FlashCopy and
Compatible FlashCopy SE (HP XP

Using a pool-VOL as an S-VOL or
T-VOL.

Using a TSE-VOL as a T-VOL.

P9000 for Compatible FlashCopy
Mirroring User Guide
)

Using a TSE-VOL as an S-VOL.

Increasing the capacity of a THP
V-VOL used by Compatible
FlashCopy or Compatible FlashCopy
SE.

Continuous Access Synchronous Z

You can use Thin Provisioning Z or Smart Tiers Z in combination with Continuous Access
Synchronous Z to replicate V-VOLs. The following figure illustrates the interaction when the
Continuous Access Synchronous Z P-VOL and S-VOL are also V-VOLs.

Figure 1 Thin Provisioning Z or Smart Tiers Z and Continuous Access Synchronous Z

This table shows the supported Continuous Access Synchronous Z and Thin Provisioning Z or Smart
Tiers Z combinations.

Explanation

Continuous Access
Synchronous S-VOL

Continuous Access
Synchronous P-VOL

Supported

THP V-VOLs

THP V-VOLs

Supported

Normal volumes

THP V-VOLs

Supported

THP V-VOLs

Normal volumes

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Configuring thin provisioning