Transactional Volumes (Task Map)
The following task map identifies the procedures needed to manage Solaris Volume Manager transactional volumes.
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Task |
Description |
Instructions |
|---|---|---|
| Create a transactional volume |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metainit command to create a transactional volume. | How to Create a Transactional Volume |
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Convert transactional volumes to UFS logging |
Use the metaclear and mount commands to clear a transactional volume and mount the file system with UFS logging. | |
| Check the status of transactional volumes |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metastat command to check the status of a transactional volume. | How to Check the State of Transactional Volumes |
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Attach a log device to a transactional volume |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metattach command to attach a log device. | |
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Detach a log device from a transactional volume |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metadetach command to detach a log device. | How to Detach a Log Device from a Transactional Volume |
| Expand a transactional volume |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metattach command to expand a transactional volume. | How to Expand a Transactional Volume |
| Delete a transactional volume |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI, the metadetach command, or the metarename command to delete a transactional volume. | How to Remove a Transactional Volume |
| Delete a transactional volume and retain the mount point |
Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metadetach command to delete a transactional volume. | How to Remove a Transactional Volume and Retain the Mount Device |
| Share a log device | Use the Solaris Volume Manager GUI or the metainit command to share a transactional volume log device. | How to Share a Log Device Among File Systems |
| Recover a transactional volume with a file system panic | Use the fsck command to recover a transactional volume with a panic. | How to Recover a Transactional Volume With a Panic |
| Recover a transactional volume with hard errors | Use the fsck command to recover a transactional volume with hard errors. | How to Recover a Transactional Volume With Hard Errors |
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