Usage
You can use the rn_temp_journal command to create a temporary write journal which will extend the snapshot buffer size available for a snapshot. This command is executed on the node that has the recovery server role. It can be executed before or after a snapshot is created. When the snapshot is deleted the temporary write journal may be removed.
Note: This command can be issued up
to a maximum of 64 times to add additional space on different volume
groups.
Syntax
The following parameters are used:
-C <Context ID>
-v <Volume Group for temp LV>
-s <Size of temp LV in Logical Partitions>
-r Remove temporary Write Journals.
-h help
When creating a temporary write journal LV, allocating and configuring the associated storage pool the "-C, -v and -s" parameters are required. To deallocate a storage pool and remove the temporary write journal LV the "-C and -r" parameters are required.
Note: If the snapshot buffer has reached 100%, the command will fail and you will see the
following message:[rn_temp_journal] ERROR: The Write Journal extension cannot be
created for Context ID (nn). A Write Journal extension cannot be created when the
Write Journal pool is full. Delete the snapshot, create the Write Journal extension
and create the snapshot. [rn_temp_journal] ERROR: Failed to create the Write Journal
extension.