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io_delay={integer}] {container} {device_ID}, container create mmirror [/io_delay={integer}]

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Command Line Interface Switches /always-Specifies whether to clear the array even if it has data on it. The default is FALSE, meaning that the command clears the array only if it has no data on it. All user files must be closed; the /always switch cannot override this restriction. /wait- If FALSE (the default), the operation is performed in the background and the command prompt is returned immediately. If TRUE, the operation is performed immediately and the command prompt is returned only when done. container create mirror [/wait={boolean}] [/io_delay={integer}] {container} {device_ID} Creates a RAID 1 from a single entry volume. Parameters {container}-ID number of the array on which to create a RAID 1 (mirror). {device_ID}-ID for the device whose available space to use for mirroring the volume is specified by the {container} parameter. Switches /wait- If FALSE (the default), the operation is performed in the background and the command prompt is returned immediately. If TRUE, the operation is performed immediately and the command prompt is returned only when done. /io_delay-Number of milliseconds between each I/O used for the RAID 1 creation. container create mmirror [/io_delay={integer}] [/wait={boolean}] {container} {device_ID} [{device_ID}...] Creates a multilevel array of RAID 1 arrays from a multilevel array of single entry volumes. Parameters {container}-ID number of the array whose underlying volumes the command converts to RAID 1 arrays. {device_ID}-ID for the device whose available space to be used to create the multilevel array of RAID 1 arrays. D-17

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Command Line Interface
Switches
/always
—Specifies whether to clear the array even if it has data
on it. The default is
FALSE
, meaning that the command clears
the array only if it has no data on it. All user files must be
closed; the
/always
switch cannot override this restriction.
/wait
— If
FALSE
(the default), the operation is performed in the
background and the command prompt is returned immediately.
If
TRUE
, the operation is performed immediately and the
command prompt is returned only when done.
container create mirror [/wait={
boolean
}]
[/io_delay={integer}] {container} {device_ID}
Creates a RAID 1 from a single entry volume.
Parameters
{container
}—ID number of the array on which to create a
RAID 1 (mirror).
{device_ID}
—ID for the device whose available space to use
for mirroring the volume is specified by the {
container
}
parameter.
Switches
/wait
— If
FALSE
(the default), the operation is performed in the
background and the command prompt is returned immediately.
If
TRUE
, the operation is performed immediately and the
command prompt is returned only when done.
/io_delay
—Number of milliseconds between each I/O used
for the RAID 1 creation.
container create mmirror [/io_delay={integer}]
[/wait={
boolean
}] {container} {device_ID} [{device_ID}...]
Creates a multilevel array of RAID 1 arrays from a multilevel
array of single entry volumes.
Parameters
{container}
—ID number of the array whose underlying
volumes the command converts to RAID 1 arrays.
{device_ID}
—ID for the device whose available space to be
used to create the multilevel array of RAID 1 arrays.