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WaitVolumeGroupNormalization

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Examples WaitUntil ( "15:30:00" ) WaitUntil ( "2007/10/14 15:30:00" ) - Halts the job until 15:30 hours (3:30 PM). - Halts the job until 14 October 2007, 15:30 hours (3:30 PM). Comments • Associated validation commands. None • Agent and license prerequisites. None • Command result value. None. For a complete list, see command result values. • OS specifics. None • The date and time are as reported by the computer on which the Replication Solutions Manager server is running. • If not carefully planned, use of WaitUntil can result in job failures due to timing issues. For example, HP does not recommend using WaitUntil before replication steps because storage resources that were validated when the job started may change before the replication operations are performed, resulting in a job failure. • HP recommends using WaitUntil after replication steps and preferably at or near the end of the job. WaitVolumeGroupNormalization Halts a job until all of the storage volumes (virtual disks) that underlie a host volume group are normalized (unshared). When all of the storage volumes are normalized, the job proceeds to the next step. Syntax and arguments When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are: WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( %volgroup_unc_name% ) UNC Host Volume Group Name (%volume_group_name%). Select or enter the UNC name of the host volume group to check for normalization. Examples These examples show host volume mount points. Device names can also be used. AIX WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/home/vg02" ) HP-UX WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/users/vg02" ) Linux WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/var/vg02" ) OpenVMS Not applicable Solaris WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/usr/vg02" ) Tru64 UNIX WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\dom01" ) Windows Not applicable Comments • Associated validation commands. ValidateHostVolumeGroup • Agent and license prerequisites. Requires a host agent. • Command result value. None. For a complete list, see command result values. • OS specifics. Yes. See examples above. 204 Job concepts, templates and commands

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Examples
WaitUntil ( "15:30:00" )
– Halts the job until 15:30 hours (3:30 PM).
WaitUntil ( "2007/10/14 15:30:00" )
– Halts the job until 14 October 2007, 15:30 hours (3:30 PM).
Comments
•
Associated validation commands
. None
•
Agent and license prerequisites
. None
•
Command result value
. None. For a complete list, see
command result values
.
•
OS speci
fi
cs
. None
•
The date and time are as reported by the computer on which the Replication Solutions Manager
server is running.
•
If not carefully planned, use of WaitUntil can result in job failures due to timing issues. For
example, HP does not recommend using WaitUntil before replication steps because storage
resources that were validated when the job started may change before the replication operations
are performed, resulting in a job failure.
•
HP recommends using WaitUntil after replication steps and preferably at or near the end of
the job.
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization
Halts a job until all of the storage volumes (virtual disks) that underlie a host volume group are normalized
(unshared). When all of the storage volumes are normalized, the job proceeds to the next step.
Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( %volgroup_unc_name% )
UNC Host Volume Group Name
(%volume_group_name%). Select or enter the UNC name of the host
volume group to check for normalization.
Examples
These examples show host volume mount points. Device names can also be used.
AIX
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/home/vg02" )
HP-UX
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/users/vg02" )
Linux
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/var/vg02" )
OpenVMS
Not applicable
Solaris
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\/usr/vg02" )
Tru64 UNIX
WaitVolumeGroupNormalization ( "\\HostA2\dom01" )
Windows
Not applicable
Comments
•
Associated validation commands
.
ValidateHostVolumeGroup
•
Agent and license prerequisites
. Requires a host agent.
•
Command result value
. None. For a complete list, see
command result values
.
•
OS speci
fi
cs
. Yes. See examples above.
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Job concepts, templates and commands