82 Using the Virtual Disk Copy FeatureSetting the targetReadOnlyEnabled parameter to TRUE means that writerequests cannot be made to the target virtual disk. This setting also ensuresthat the data on the target virtual disk remains unaltered.Refer to steps 1 through 4 in the preceding section, "Preparing Host Servers toCreate a Virtual Disk Copy" on page 80. The following example is the scriptfile version of the command:create virtualDiskcopy source="Jaba_Hut" target="Obi_1" copyPriority=medium targetreadonlyenabled=true;After the virtual disk copy operation is completed, the target virtual diskautomatically becomes read-only to the hosts. Any write requests to the targetvirtual disk are rejected, unless you disable the read-only attribute. Use the setvirtualDiskCopy command to disable the read-only attribute.Viewing Virtual Disk Copy PropertiesUsing the show virtualDiskCopy command, you can view information aboutone or more selected source virtual disks or target virtual disks. Thiscommand returns the following information:• The virtual disk role (target or source)• The copy status• The start timestamp• The completion timestamp• The virtual disk copy priority• The read-only attribute setting for the target virtual disk• The source virtual disk World Wide Identifier (WWID) or the targetvirtual disk WWIDA virtual disk can be a source virtual disk for one virtual disk copy and a targetvirtual disk for another virtual disk copy. If a virtual disk participates in morethan one virtual disk copy, the details are repeated for each associated copypair.The following syntax is the general form of the command:show virtualDiskCopy (allVirtualDisks | source[sourceName] | target [targetName])
