If the production volume is missing, change the drive letter or mount point of the snapshot volume to the drive letter or mount point that was assigned to the missing production volume. If the production volume is healthy and available, do not make any changes.
The following table shows the changes that would be made in the sample configuration.
Table: Changing the drive letter or mount points
Volume |
Drive letter or mount point |
Object |
---|---|---|
DB1-tlogssnap |
Do not change, production volume is healthy |
snapshot volume of DB1-tlogs |
DB1snap |
G: |
snapshot volume of DB1 |
Note: |
Assign drive letters to database snapshot volumes only. Do not change the transaction logs volume. |
The steps for changing a drive letter vary slightly from the steps for changing a mount point. Follow the procedure that best fits your environment.
To change a snapshot volume drive letter to a production volume drive letter
To change a snapshot volume mount point to a production volume drive letter
To change a snapshot volume mount point to a production volume mount point
Repeat this procedure for all snapshot volumes of database volumes only.