Removing Pvs And Lvs; Adding A Pv To The Transfer-In - Fujitsu Siemens Computers pmn User Manual

Transferring volumes
Example of an output after termination of the transfer-out
AZUR-VLP0# plmif query -g
pos LV-Group PVGroup1
1 A
2 BASE
3 C
4 D
5 TR-LVG
6 ksp
12.3.5.2

Removing PVs and LVs

plmif trans -o -G
This command is used to remove all PVs of the group TR-PVG which have the status 'read'
from the PLM-DB, and also all LVs which have been transferred to these PVs. This does not
affect normal PLM data maintenance.
If a PV of the TR-PVG is mounted when this command is issued, the command is rejected
After the command has been issued, the LVs just transferred no longer exist in the TR-LVG
for the PLM, nor do the associated PVs in the PVG TR-PVG, thus allowing the PVs to be
removed from the physical library. The special transfer volume groups are now empty and
ready for the next transfer.
Example
AZUR-VLP0# plmif trans -o -G
PV 000348 exported.
12.3.5.3

Adding a PV to the transfer-in

plmif trans -i ( -V <PV>[,PV]* | -f <HOST>:<file>] -t <type> )
This command is used to add a PV to the transfer-in. Until it has been fully read, it has the
status 'unknown' ('----');
With this command only the physical volumes are specified, but implicitly all the logical
volumes contained there are added by means of a scan of the PV. All LVs that are to be
added must, however, already exist in the VLM! This is normally the case because these
were earlier exported from this CentricStor system. However, if these originate from a
different CentricStor system, these logical volumes must be added beforehand to a normal
LVG in the VLM (vlmcmd conf -a -v <LV> -g <LVG>).
568
PVGroup2
P16 ======
BASE ======
P19 ======
====== ======
TR-PVG ======
====== ======
LVs pending jobs
10010 0
0 0
10000 0
0 0
3 0
0 0
Appendix
recover jobs
0
0
0
0
0
0
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