HP StorageWorks P9000 Manual page 304

Table 85 Error codes (part code 9605) (continued)
Part Error
Code Number
9605 8152
9605 8153
9605 8154
9605 8155
9605 8156
9605 58404
9605 58412
9605 58413
9605 58414
9605 58418
9605 58422
9605 58423
9605 58424
9605 58429
9605 58434
9605 58435
9605 58436
304 Message (part code group 9nnn)
Error Message
You cannot set a retention term to any
mainframe volumes.
The specified retention term exceeds the
maximum.
The retention term of the logical volume
has been changed by RAID Manager.
You cannot change the access attribute
because a retention term is set to the
specified logical volume.
You cannot change the access attribute
because the expiration lock is set to
Enable.
The specified operation cannot be
executed because the LDEV shredding
or the LDEV format is being executed.
The attribute of the pool volume cannot
be changed.
The attribute of the virtual volume of the
Snapshot cannot be changed.
The attribute of the P-VOL or the S-VOL
of the Snapshot cannot be changed.
The access attribute cannot be changed,
because the status of the specified
Continuous Access Journal volume is in
"PAIR" or in "COPY."
An error occurred during SVP
processing.
An error occurred during SVP
processing.
The specified logical volume is blocked.
A retention term is set to the specified
logical volume.
This logical volume is busy.
This logical volume is busy.
The access attribute of the logical volume
has already been changed.
Recommended Action
Specify an open-systems volume.
Correct the retention term, then retry the
operation.
Check the retention term of the logical
volume, then retry the operation.
To change the access attribute of the
logical volume to Read/Write, please
contact HP Technical Support.
Set the expiration lock to Disable, then
change the access attribute.
Retry the operation after the process is
completed.
Select another volume.
Select another volume.
Select another volume.
Release or suspend the Continuous
Access Journal volume.
If this problem persists, please contact
HP Technical Support.
If this problem persists, please contact
HP Technical Support.
Restore the logical volume.
Make the setting to another logical
volume.
Retry a little later.
Retry a little later.
See the Data Retention window and
check the following about the logical
volume you have selected:
The access attribute must be
Read/Write
The logical volume must be able to
be specified as an S-VOL
You must be able to set a path to the
logical volume using the RAID
Manager or Remote Web Console
No mode is set using the RAID
Manager
Severity
Level
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
E
E
E
W
W
W
W