Table 27 Volume state Enumeration
DescriptionValueSymbol
The virtual volume (VV) is operating normally.1NORMAL
VV is in degraded state.2DEGRADED
VV is operating abnormally.3FAILED
Volume DetailedState Enumeration Types
Details of the volume's state are enumerated in Table 28 (page 39). DetailedState is not a
JSON object itself, but is rather an enumeration that applies to multiple JSON objects, including
failedStates, degradedStates, and additionalStates.
Table 28 Volume DetailedState Enumeration
DescriptionValueSymbol
LDs not started.1LDS_NOT_STARTED
VV not started.2NOT_STARTED
Needs to be checked for consistency.3NEEDS_CHECK
Maintenance check required.4NEEDS_MAINT_CHECK
Internal consistency error.5INTERNAL_CONSISTENCY_ERROR
Snapshot data invalid.6SNAPDATA_INVALID
One or more sets of an LD is unavailable due to missing
chunklets, and the remaining VV data is preserved.
7PRESERVED
Parts of the VV contain old data because of a
copy-on-write operation.
8STALE
A promote or copy to this volume failed.9COPY_FAILED
Degraded due to availability.10DEGRADED_AVAIL
Degraded due to performance.11DEGRADED_PERF
Volume is currently the target of a promote.12PROMOTING
Volume is currently the target of a physical copy.13COPY_TARGET
Volume is currently the target of a resync copy.14RESYNC_TARGET
Volume is tuning.15TUNING
Volume is closing.16CLOSING
Volume is being removed.17REMOVING
Volume is retrying a remove.18REMOVING_RETRY
Volume is creating.19CREATING
Copy source.20COPY_SOURCE
Volume is importing.21IMPORTING
Volume is converting.22CONVERTING
Invalid.23INVALID
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