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Transferring volumes Appendix
12.3.5 Additional command line interface (CLI)
12.3.5.1 Transfer-out
A transfer-out is initiated using this command.
– The PLM causes LVs which are located in normal LVGs to be copied to the special LVG
TR-LVG. The LVs are not moved, which means that the originals are still present after
the transfer-out.
– The LVs are copied from the TVC to the PVs. If the LVs there are no longer present in
the TVC, a restore is initiated.
– As usual, 2 normal PVGs can also be assigned to the normal source LVG in accordance
with Dual Save 2.
If another transfer-out or transfer-in has not yet been terminated, the command is rejected.
LVs which are not known to the PLM are ignored (message:
LV <name> is unknown, not transferred).
Options
-t This option selects all LVs of an LVG which were stored during a time period:
HH:MM defines the start of the time period, the range of values being within
[00:00,23:59].
– If the time is in the past, before the current time, the time period is determined
by [HH:MM, current time].
– If the time is in the future, after the current time, the time period is determined
by [HH:MM-24:00, current time].
-g Specifies the LVG
If the -g parameter is not entered, the command applies to all LVGs.
-v This option enables a list of LVs to be specified. Blanks are not permitted in the list.
-f The -f option enables a file to be entered with LV names (one LV per line). This
file is copied into a temporary local file using remote copy.
plmif trans -o ( -t HH:MM [-g <LVG>] | -v <LV>[,<LV>]* | -f <HOST>:<file> )