Database FlashSnap snapshot status details

To view snapshot status information from the GUI, click on a specific snapplan in the object tree. The snapshot status can be seen on the right side of the window in the Snapplan State field. For information regarding the various status values, see the following table:

Table:

Snapshot status (as seen in the Snapplan State field)

Completed Operations

Allowed Operations

init_full

  • Modify/Validate Snapplan (successful)

  • Resync Snapshot (successful)

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the commit option (successful)

  • Create Snapshot

snapshot_start

  • Create Snapshot (failed)

  • If the Create Snapshot operation failed, contact your system administrator for help. You can use the VxVM utilities to create a snapshot and resynchronize the snapshot volumes, then use the Create Snapshot operation with the Force snapshot creation option for the subsequent snapshot.

snapshot_end

  • Create Snapshot (successful)

  • Resync Snapshot

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Create database option

resync_start

  • Resync Snapshot (failed)

  • If the Resync Snapshot operation failed, contact your system administrator for help. You can use the VxVM utilities to resynchronize the snapshot volumes, then use the Create Snapshot operation with the Force snapshot creation option for the subsequent snapshot.

reverse_resync_begin_start

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option (failed)

  • Contact VERITAS support.

reverse_resync_begin_end

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option (successful)

  • Reverse Resync with the commit option

  • Reverse Resync with the abort option

reverse_resync_abort_start

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the abort option (failed)

  • Contact VERITAS support.

reverse_resync_abort_end

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the abort option (successful)

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option

  • Resync Snapshot

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option

reverse_resync_commit_start

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the commit option (failed)

  • Contact VERITAS support.

restartdb_start

  • Start Up Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (failed)

  • Try to start the snapshot database manually.

restartdb_end

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (successful)

  • Shut Down Database with the unmount option

restartdb_end

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (successful)

  • Unmount Snapshot Database with the unmount option

mountdb_start

  • dbed_vmclonedb -o mountdb command failed from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

  • Recover the snapshot database manually, then run the dbed_vmclonedb -o update_status command from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

mountdb_end

  • dbed_vmclonedb -o mountdb command from the CLI was successful

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

  • Umount Database FlashSnap

  • dbed_vmclonedb -o update_status command from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

recoverdb_start

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (failed)

  • Recover the snapshot database manually, then run the dbed_vmclonedb -o update_status command from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

recoverdb_start

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (failed)

  • Recover the snapshot database manually, then run the db2ed_vmclonedb -o update_status command from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

recoverdb_end

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (successful)

  • Shut Down Database with the umount option

recoverdb_end

  • Create Snapshot Database with the Restart database option (successful)

  • Unmount Snapshot Database with the umount option

umount_start

  • dbed_vmclonedb -o umount command failed from the CLI

  • Verify that your file system(s) are not busy and retry the command.

umount_start

  • db2ed_vmclonedb -o umount command failed from the CLI

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

  • Verify that your file system(s) are not busy and retry the command.

umount_end

  • dbed_vmclonedb -o umount command from the CLI was successful

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

  • Start Up Snapshot Database with the restart database option

  • Resync Snapshot

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option

umount_end

  • db2ed_vmclonedb -o umount command from the CLI was successful

    Note:

    This option is not supported in the GUI.

  • Restart Snapshot Database with the restart database option

  • Resync Snapshot

  • Reverse Resync Snapshot with the begin option