
Enter Selection (1, 2, 3, or 4):
Where:
w = disk pair number.
x = member number of the even MHD of the pair.
y = member number of the odd MHD of the pair.
When this screen is displayed, type and enter the digit (1 - 3) corresponding to the option desired for the disk
pair displayed on the screen.
If the script should be terminated, type and enter the digit
4
NOTE:
Optional disk pairs cannot be assigned completely at random. Disk reconfiguration always tries to
minimize the number of disk pairs containing the SM ODD. This minimizes the number of tape
sequences required for a full office backup, which also minimizes the time required to perform a
partial or full office recovery from tape.
Response:
Processing reconfiguration data. Please wait.
34.
This screen is displayed only if the SM ODD on the current disk configuration will use over 90 percent of the
available SM ODD space on the new disk configuration. This condition may indicate that the wrong base disk
configuration or a wrong optional disk configuration was specified.
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
THE SM ODD WILL USE xx% OF THE AVAILABLE SPACE ON THE
NEW DISK CONFIGURATION. THIS MAY INDICATE THAT THE WRONG
BASE DISK CONFIGURATION WAS SELECTED OR THAT A WRONG OPTION
WAS SPECIFIED FOR ONE OF THE OPTIONAL DISK PAIRS.
WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING! WARNING!
DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE WITH THIS DISK RECONFIGURATION?
1. YES - Continue.
2. NO - Terminate The Script.
Enter selection (1 or 2):
Where:
xx = any number in the range 90 to 100.
If the disk reconfiguration is to be continued, type and enter the digit
1
If the disk reconfiguration is not to be continued or if the script is to be restarted, type and enter the digit
2
35.
This screen displays exactly how the new disk configuration will be built and gives the option to make a final
``go'' or ``no-go'' decision.
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