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Parameters
Parameter Description
enhancedFlashCopyImage
The name of the Enhanced FlashCopy image for which
you want to restart a rollback operation. The name of an
Enhanced FlashCopy image is comprised of two parts:
v
The name of the Enhanced FlashCopy group
v
An identifier for the Enhanced FlashCopy image in the
Enhanced FlashCopy group.
The identifier for the Enhanced FlashCopy image can be
one of these:
v An integer value that is the sequence number of the
Enhanced FlashCopy in the Enhanced FlashCopy
group.
v NEWEST - Use this option when you want to show the
latest Enhanced FlashCopy image created in the
Enhanced FlashCopy group.
v OLDEST
- Use this option when you want to show the
earliest Enhanced FlashCopy image created in the
Enhanced FlashCopy group.
Enclose the Enhanced FlashCopy image name in double
quotation marks (" ") inside square brackets ([ ]).
Notes
The name of an Enhanced FlashCopy image has two parts separated by a colon (:):
v
The identifier of the Enhanced FlashCopy group
v
The identifier of the Enhanced FlashCopy image
For example, if you want to restart a rollback operation for Enhanced FlashCopy image 12345 in an
Enhanced FlashCopy group that has the name enhancedFlashCopygroup1, you would use this command:
resume enhancedFlashCopyImage ["enhancedFlashCopygroup1:12345"] rollback;
Resume Enhanced FlashCopy Logical Drive
This command resumes an Enhanced FlashCopy logical drive operation that was stopped.
Syntax
resume enhancedFlashCopyLogicalDrive [enhancedFlashCopyLogicalDriveName]
enhancedFlashCopyImage="enhancedFlashCopyImageName"
Parameters
Parameter Description
enhancedFlashCopyLogicalDrive
The name of the specific Enhanced FlashCopy logical
drive for which you want to resume a rollback operation.
Enclose the Enhanced FlashCopy logical drive identifier
in square brackets ([ ]). If the Enhanced FlashCopy
logical drive identifier has special characters, you must
also enclose the Enhanced FlashCopy logical drive
identifier in double quotation marks (" ").
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