HP XP7 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (TK954-96004)

Unless all volumes are SIMPLEX, execution might not be executed properly.

Even if you disable EXCTG in the definition, it is not actually disabled on the DKC until the YKMAKE command is

re-executed.

Before changing the definition, execute the YKDELETE command to dissolve the copy group.

If you press the F5=Add key in the Copy Group Detail Definition panel, the Copy Group Pair Detail

panel (in which the copy pair is not defined) is displayed, and then the Setting C/T ID Attributes

panel appears. In this panel, you can define a consistency group ID.

If you clear Use Container and press the Enter key when only one copy group is displayed in the

Copy Group Detail Definition panel, the Copy Group Pair Detail panel appears. In this panel, you

can change the copy group so that it is no longer a CG container.

If you define a new copy group in the Add Copy Group panel, and you then return to the Copy

Group Detail Definition panel and press the F12=Cancel key, display returns to the Copy Group

Selection List panel. If you have already defined a copy pair during this process, a confirmation

dialog (Confirm Cancellation of Editing panel) is displayed for you to confirm cancellation of the

changes. For details about the Confirm Cancellation of Editing panel, see “Confirm Cancellation

of Editing Panel” (page 170).

If you change the definition in the Copy Group Detail Definition panel and then press the F3=Exit

key, the Confirm Configuration File Update panel appears. For details about the Confirm

Configuration File Update panel, see “Confirm Configuration File Update Panel” (page 173).

If the configuration file you are trying to update has already been updated by another user, the

Confirm Configuration File Update panel is displayed, and then the Update Warning panel is

displayed. For details about the Update Warning panel, see “Update Warning panel” (page 19).

If you create a copy group or change the definition by pressing the F3=Exit key in the Copy Group

Detail Definition panel, a copy group that is not a CG container will be created when both of the

following conditions are satisfied:

• When only one C/T group exists in a copy group

• When Enable EXCTG Attributes is not selected

You can use the SORT command in the Copy Group Detail Definition panel. For details about how

to use the SORT command, see “Command line commands” (page 11).

Copy Group Attributes Panel

If you press the F4=Attr key in either the Copy Group Pair Detail panel or the Copy Group Detail

Definition panel, either the Copy Group Attributes panel or the Copy Group Attributes For Container

panel appears. In this panel, you can define the copy group attributes. Both of these panels are

referred to as the Copy Group Attributes panel.

The Copy Group Attributes panel also appears if you press the F4=Attr key in the Browse Copy

Group Pair Detail panel or in the Browse Copy Group Detail Definition panel. However, from these

panels you cannot edit the copy group attributes. You can only view the copy group attributes

The Copy Group Attributes panel that is actually displayed depends on a combination of the copy

type of the copy group that is being defined, and on whether the copy group is a CG container.

“Panel displayed for each combination” (page 71) indicates which panel is displayed for each

combination:

Table 48 Panel displayed for each combination

Displayed panelCG Container?Copy type

Copy Group Attributes For Container (BC)YesBC

Copy Group Attributes (BC)No

Copy Group Attributes For Container (CA)YesCA

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