8. A window opens and indicates the volume that will be used to restore the database. If you  want to continue with the recovery process, click  Yes . To abandon the recovery process,  click  No . 9. The TS7700 begins the recovery process. As part of this step, you are logged off from the  MI. 10.After waiting approximately 1 minute, log in to the MI and select  Settings Copy Export  Recovery Status to follow the progress of the recovery process.  The window provides information about the process, including the total number of steps  required, the current step, when the operation was started, the run duration, and the  overall status. The following tasks are listed in the task detail window as the Copy Export Recovery steps  are performed: a. The TS7700 is taken offline. b. The requested recovery tape  XXXXXX  is being mounted on device  YYY . c. The database backup is being retrieved from the specified recovery tape  XXXXXX . d. The requested recovery tape is being unmounted following the retrieval of the  database backup. e. The database backup that is retrieved from tape is being restored on the TS7700. f. The restored database is being updated for this hardware. g. The restored database volumes are being filtered to contain the set of logical volumes  that were Copy Exported. h. Token ownership is being set to this cluster from the previous cluster. i. The restored database is being reconciled with the contents of cache,  XX  of  YY complete. j. Logical volumes are being restored on the Library Manager,  XX  of  YY  complete. k. Copy Export Recovery is complete. l. Copy Export Recovery from physical volume  XXXXXX . m. The request is made for the TS7700 to go online. n. The recovered data is loaded into the active database. o. The process is in progress. After the Copy Export Recovery process completes successfully, the MI returns to its full  selection of tasks. 11.Add scratch physical volumes to the library. At least two scratch volumes are required for  each active pool. Define the VOLSER range (or ranges) for the physical scratch volumes  that are to be used for and after the recovery. The recovery TS7700 must know the  VOLSER ranges that it owns. The steps are described in “Defining VOLSER ranges for  physical volumes” on page 541. 12.If you ran Copy Export Recovery because of a real disaster (you cleared the  Disaster  Recovery Test Mode  option), verify that the defined storage management construct  actions will manage the logical and physical volumes in the manner that is needed.  During Copy Export Recovery, the storage management constructs and their actions are  restored to the storage management constructs, and their actions are defined on the  source TS7700. If you want the actions to be different, change them through the MI that is  associated with the recovery TS7700. 766  IBM TS7700 Release 5.0 Guide