To resynchronize mirror volumes with primary volumes

1. Unmount the clone database.

   $ /opt/VRTS/bin/vxsfadm -s flashsnap \
   -a db2 -o umount -c dailyconfig
   Shutting down clone database... Done
   Retrieving snapshot information ... Done
   Unmounting snapshot volumes ... Done
   Deporting snapshot diskgroups ... Done
   

   This command stops the clone database gracefully and unmounts the file systems. The unmounted database can be restarted by using the clone operation.

   You can use the -o clone option to restart a clone database after it is unmounted.

   $ /opt/VRTS/bin/vxsfadm -s flashsnap \
   -a db2 -o clone -c dailyconfig
   Retrieving snapshot information ... Done
   Importing snapshot diskgroups ... Done
   Mounting snapshot volumes ... Done
   Activating clone database clone1 ... Done
   

   This command mounts the snapshot file systems and restarts the cloned database.

2. Refresh mirror volumes with primary volumes.

   $ /opt/VRTS/bin/vxsfadm -s flashsnap \
   -a db2 -o resync -c dailyconfig
   resync started at Tue Mar 20 00:46:29 2012.
   Importing snapshot diskgroups ... Done
   Joining snapshot diskgroups to original diskgroups ... Done
   Reattaching snapshot volumes to original volumes ... Done
   resync ended at Tue Mar 20 00:46:57 2012.
   

   This command resynchronizes all mirror volumes that were broken during snapshot state with primary volumes. After the resync operation is complete and mirror volumes are in the SNAPDONE state, you can take fresh snapshots.

   You can use the vxprint command to view the state of the volumes.