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Information can be acquired only when the EXCTG function is used during a
reverse operation.
15
For supervisor DKC, the value is
null
.
16
The value is
null
when information cannot be acquired.
17
Displayed in GMT.
18
The details for the journal status are shown in the following table:
Details Cause code
(hexadecimal)
Initial status 00
Start status 10
Restore journal was interrupted/stopped (Indicates the status when restore journal
is stopped due to a copy pair suspend or dissolve operation for the S-VOL, and a
transition is performed to the start status) 11
Interrupted status 20
Interrupted 22
Stopped status 40
Stopped 44
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The value will be invalid if a command is executed for a delta resync pair.
20
The value is always 0.
21
The following table shows the C/T delta values stored in the REXX variable.
Value that is set Condition
Maximum C/T delta value for the entire
consistency group Copy group container that is not EXCTG
Minimum C/T delta value for the entire
consistency group EXCTG
null
Copy group contains one or more consistency
groups for which a C/T delta value cannot be
acquired (consistency cannot be preserved).
22
If consistency cannot be preserved for each consistency group, the value is null.
23
This value is invalid for a PPRC copy pair.
NOTE: Element names ending with
0
include the number of
.
n
.
elements of the node.
Host-discovered Array Index Structure
The Host-Discovered Array Index structure is created by using one of the following methods:
•
Executing the
YKLOAD
command to load copy groups, so that the disk configuration definition
file will be converted to the Host-Discovered Array Index structure.
•
Executing the
YKSCAN
command, so that the scanned information will be converted to the
Host-Discovered Array Index structure with a prefix specified in the
Arrays
parameter.
The
YKSTORE
command saves the Host-Discovered Array Index structure to the configuration file.
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