HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring for Linux User's Guide (T2558-96078, February 2008)

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Verify
Wait
Command VERIFY
Description Verifies the integrity of the data between the source and target machines.
Syntax
VERIFY <con_id> [SYNC [,NEWER][,CHECKSUM] | NOSYNC] [,CHECKSUM]
[STARTTIME=<mm/dd/yy> [hh:mm]] [EVERY <number> <time_units>]
[ORPHANS|NOORPHANS]
Options  con_id—The connection ID which should be moved during failover
 SYNC—Synchronizes any data that is different
 NEWER—Mirrors only those files that are newer on the source than on the target
 CHECKSUM—Mirrors those blocks that are different on the source than on the target based on
checksum comparisons
 NOSYNC—Do not synchronize any data that is different
 STARTTIME—Starts the verification process at the time specified
 mm/dd/yy—Date in month/day/year format when the verification process will begin
 hh:mm—Time in hour:minute format using the 24 hour clock when the verification process will
begin
 EVERY—Repeat the verification process at the frequency specified
 number—Length of time to repeat the verification process
 time_units—Minutes (min), hours (hr), or days (day)
 ORPHANS—Removes orphan files on the target
 NOORPHANS—Does not remove orphan files on the target
Examples
 verify 1
 verify 2 sync, newer
 verify 2 every 2 hr
Notes The default verification settings are sync, checksum, and noorphans.
Command WAIT
Description This command is used in scripts to force the script to stop executing until the specified number of
seconds has elapsed.
Syntax
WAIT <ms>
Options ms—Length of time in milliseconds
Examples
wait 5000
Notes This sample waits for 5 seconds.