HP XP P9000 for Compatible FlashCopy Mirroring User Guide (AV400-96600, January 2014)

Table 1 Compatibility between Compatible FlashCopy and user interface functions
User interfaceFunctions
ANTRQST MacroICKDSFDFSMSdssTSO
OKOKOKOKMulti relationshipVolume copy
OKOKOKOKNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKCOPY mode
OKNoOKOKMulti relationshipDataset copy
OKNoOKOKNOCOPY mode
OKNoOKOKCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKMulti relationshipCOPY mode
NoNoNoNoChange to NOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKMulti relationshipNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKChange to COPY mode
NoNoNoNoMulti relationshipIncremental FlashCopy
NoOKNoNoNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKCOPY mode
OKNoOKOKMulti relationshipUsing Consistency Groups for
Dataset Copies
OKNoOKOKNOCOPY mode
OKNoOKOKCOPY mode
NoNoNoNoMulti relationshipReverse Restore
NoNoNoNoNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKMulti relationshipFlashCopy to PPRC Primary
Volume
OKOKOKOKNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKCOPY mode
NoNoNoNoMulti relationshipFast Reverse Restore
OKOKNoOKNOCOPY mode
OKOKNoOKCOPY mode
NoNoNoNoMulti relationshipRemote FlashCopy
OKOKNoOKNOCOPY mode
OKOKNoOKCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKMulti relationshipPreserve Mirror FlashCopy
OKOKOKOKNOCOPY mode
OKOKOKOKCOPY mode
Using Consistency Groups for Dataset Copies that Span Volumes
If you use a consistency group, you may create copied data that keeps consistency even when the
source data depends on each other and are stored in multiple volumes.
The following figures show examples of using a consistency group:
Using Consistency Groups for Dataset Copies that Span Volumes 11