HP StorageWorks RAID Manager XP user guide (T1610-96005, March 2006)

RAID Manager command reference 117
horctakeover
Take ownership of a pair CA only
Description The horctakeover meta command (contains many sub-commands) is used
in conjunction with HA software, such as MC/Service Guard and CA. It
selects and executes one of four actions, depending on the state of the
paired volumes: nop-takeover, swap-takeover, SVOL-takeover, or
PVOL-takeover.
See “Takeover-switch function” on page 350 for actions taken by
horctakeover.
The table under the heading “HA control script state transitions” on
page 330 lists state transitions resulting from the execution of
horctakeover in HA control scripts.
Note Executing horctakeover in a cascaded CA environment will cause an
automatic suspend of the downstream CA Journal.
Syntax horctakeover { –nomsg | –g group | –d pair_vol | –d[g] raw_device
[
MU#] | –d[g] seq# LDEV# [MU#] | –-h | –q | –S | –l | –t timeout | –z | –zx }
Arguments –nomsg Suppresses messages to be displayed. It is used to
execute this command from a user program.
–g group Specifies a group name in the RM instance
configuration file.
–d pair_vol Specifies a paired volume name written in the
configuration definition file. The command executes
only for the specified paired volume.
–d[g] raw_device [ MU# ]
(HP-UX, Linux, Solaris, MPE/iX, and
Windows
NT/2000/2003 only) Searches the RM
instance configuration file (local instance) for a volume
that matches the specified
raw_device. If a volume is