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Pair volumes
Original data is stored in the P-VOL and the remote copy is stored in the S-VOL. The pair can be
paired, split, re-synchronized, and returned to the unpaired (called “simplex”) state. When
synchronized, the volumes are paired; when split, new or changed data sent to the P-VOL is not
copied to the S-VOL. When re-synchronized, changed data is copied to the S-VOL. If a disaster
occurs, production operations can be transferred to the S-VOL. When the primary site is functional
again, operations can be transferred and data can be copied back to the P-VOL.
The P-VOL remains available to the host for read and write I/O operations. The secondary system
rejects write I/Os for the S-VOL, unless the write-enable option is specified. Then, write I/O is
allowed to the S-VOL while the pair is split. In this instance, S-VOL and P-VOL track maps keep
track of differential data and use it to re-synchronize the pair.
Journal volumes
For Continuous Access Journal operations, journal volumes are required on the primary and
secondary systems.
Updates to the P-VOL are copied to the master journal volume in the primary system. See the
illustration in “Journals” (page 11).
Master journal data is copied to the restore journal volume on the secondary system.
Journal volumes can have different volume sizes and different RAID configurations.
Journal data is stored sequentially and separately in each journal volume in the same journal.
For information on planning journal volumes, see “Sizing journal volumes ” (page 20) .
Journals
Journals help you manage data consistency between multiple P-VOLs and S-VOLs. A journal consists
of two or more data volumes and journal volumes.
You use journals to create multiple pairs and to split, resynchronize, and release multiple pairs.
Journals are required on the primary and secondary systems.
Each data volume and its associated journal volume reside in the same journal.
The master journal contains master journal volumes and is associated with the P-VOL.
The restore journal contains restore journal volumes and is associated with the S-VOL
Each pair relationship between journals is called a "mirror". A mirror ID identifies a pair relationship
between journals. When the pair is created, it is assigned a mirror ID.
Figure 3 Journals
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