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    Veritas™ Cluster Server

    Application Note: Using the


    IState attribute in the hares
    -wait command

    UNIX

    5.1 Service Pack 1


    Application Note: Using the IState attribute in the hares
    -wait command
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    Workaround for using the
    IState attribute in the hares
    -wait command
    This document includes the following topics:

    ■ Symptom

    ■ Description

    ■ Resolution

    Symptom
    The hares -wait command does not work correctly for the IState attribute.

    Description
    The -wait option is for use in scripts using VCS commands to wait till an attribute
    value changes to the specified value. The option blocks the VCS command until
    the value of the specified attribute is changed or until the specified timeout expires.
    The values for the IState attribute displayed using the hares -display command
    or the hares -value command do not work when you use them with the hares
    -wait command. The hares -wait command for IState attribute values either
    blocks or times out (if the timeout is specified.)
    8 Workaround for using the IState attribute in the hares -wait command
    Resolution

    Resolution
    Use an equivalent string for each attribute value that you want to use with the
    hares -wait command. See the following table:

    Table 1-1 Keywords to be used in the hares -wait command for IState

    IState value displayed in hares –display Keyword to be used in hares -wait


    or hares –value command output

    not waiting W_NONE

    waiting to go online W_ONLINE

    waiting for children online W_CHILDREN_ONLINE

    waiting to go offline W_OFFLINE

    waiting to go offline (propagate) W_OFFLINE_PROPAGATE

    waiting to go offline (path) W_OFFLINE_PATH

    waiting to go offline (reverse) W_OFFLINE_REVERSE

    waiting to go online (reverse) W_ONLINE_REVERSE

    waiting to go online (reverse/propagate) W_ONLINE_REVERSE_PROPAGATE

    waiting to go online (reverse/path) W_ONLINE_REVERSE_PATH

    Example:
    Use the following command to wait till the value of IState attribute is set to not
    waiting:

    # hares -wait myres IState W_NONE -sys mysys

    In this example, myres is the resource and mysys is the system.

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