In this example, the storage pool hierarchy consists of
a two primary storage pools. A single copy storage pool is defined
to the pools. The simultaneous-write function during client store
operations was enabled. However, one of the backed-up files was not
written to the copy storage pool. The simultaneous-write function
during migration is enabled.
Primary storage pools FILEPOOL and TAPEPOOL are linked to form
a storage hierarchy. FILEPOOL is at the top of the storage hierarchy.
TAPEPOOL is the next pool in the storage hierarchy. One copy storage
pool, COPYPOOL, is defined to both FILEPOOL and TAPEPOOL:
- The
simultaneous-write function during client store operations
was enabled. (The setting of the AUTOCOPY parameter
for FILEPOOL is CLIENT.)
- During client store operations,
files A, B, and C were written
to COPYPOOL. A failure occurred while writing file D to COPYPOOL
- The simultaneous-write function during migration is enabled for
TAPEPOOL. (The setting of the AUTOCOPY parameter
for TAPEPOOL is MIGRATION.)
The storage pool hierarchy
and the copy storage pool that are associated
with FILEPOOL and TAPEPOOL are displayed in
Figure 1.
Figure 1. Storage pool hierarchy with
files eligible to be migrated
When files A, B, C, and D are
migrated, the follow events occur:
- File D is migrated to TAPEPOOL
and simultaneously written to COPYPOOL.
- Files A, B, and C
are migrated to TAPEPOOL. They are not written
to COPYPOOL because copies of those files exist in COPYPOOL.
See Figure 2.
Figure 2. A simultaneous-write operation
during both migration and client backup operations
As a precaution, issue
the BACKUP STGPOOL and COPY
ACTIVEDATA commands after the migration operation has completed.
Data that is simultaneously written to copy storage pools or active-data
pools during migration is not copied when primary storage pools are
backed up or when active data is copied.