SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.28+, H06.05+, J06.03+)

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Object States and Substates of Disks
The object state and substate of a disk provide current status information about the disk or a path
to that disk.
Table 3 Object States and Substates of Disks
DescriptionCaused BySubstateState
The disk volume or disk path is in
transition and is unavailable due to a
----SERVICING
pending service operation. (To take the
disk volume or disk path out of the
SERVICING state, issue a RESET DISK
command.)
The disk volume is being used by OSM,
TSM, the START command, ALTER DISK,
TSM, OSM; START
command or ALTER
command
SPECIAL
LABEL command, or some other privileged
process.
The disk volume or disk path is being
tested by OSM or TSM.
TSMTEST
The disk volume or disk path is accessible
for user processes.
TSM or START command--STARTED
The disk volume or disk path is in
transition from a STOPPED state to a
STARTED state.
START command--STARTING
A revive operation is in progress. (When
the revive operation is complete, the state
START commandREVIVE
of the disk and path changes to
STARTED.)
The disk volume is configured improperly.Device errorCONFIG-ERRORSTOPPED
The disk volume or disk path is no longer
logically accessible to user processes.
TSM, OSM; STOP or RESET
command
DOWN
The disk volume or disk path was put into
the HARDDOWN substate by the ABORT
ABORT DISK command;
hardware errors; no disk in
slot
HARDDOWN
DISK command or is physically
inaccessible due to hardware errors.
All paths to the processor are down.Processor haltsINACCESSIBLE
The backup disk process was asked to
take over for the primary disk process
Improper sequence of
commands
PREMATURE-TAKEOVER
before the backup disk process had
enough information.
The disk process could not obtain a
necessary resource.
Resource is down or in an
inaccessible state
RESOURCE-UNAVAILABLE
The disk process is unavailable for an
unknown reason.
Communication errorUNKNOWN-REASON
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