The CopyOnWrite sessions might be VP Snaps (aka Clone VSE) since there is a V in the first flag column.

As for trying to blow away the other sessions, it really should be a simple "symclone terminate" command. You may need to check if they are all already I n a DG and terminate with the -g option, or create a new DG, or create a new file and use -f option.

But I would be also concerned with making sure who ever created the sessions is done with them

Mike

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Hi Guys,

I have Similar Problem in my environment, I have few Source luns that are Paired to Target Luns.

The Problem is few pairs are in Recreated state and other pairs are in Copied state. Is this Normal?

My Colleague is asking to change few pairs to Recreate state from copied state.

What is Copied state and recreated state means? Kindly help me with this issue . Thank you.

Regards,

JAY

Okay, so I had the same problem and after consulting with support, here's what I did.  Create a text file with the source and target pairs in a list like so:

I named my file pairs.txt and saved it into the folder where I was running the commands.

using symcli, run this command:

symclone -sid -f pairs.txt terminate.