Migrating data with extended remote copy

The purpose of an XRC migration session is to migrate volumes from one location to another. The migration can be between local devices or between remote sites. The XRC migration session ensures that data for all volumes is consistent when the migration is complete. It is not important to be able to recover the data at all times. A typical migration is of relatively short duration.
Note: The XCOUPLE ADD command fails if you specify SESSIONTYPE(MIGRATE) on the XSTART command. If you restart a coupled session and you specify SESSIONTYPE(MIGRATE), the MIGRATE option will be ignored.

XRC might be the best choice for moving your data to other disk devices, depending on the device types of the primary and secondary volumes.