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During a recent issue where CSM lost access to the underlying DASD (due to a warmstart), it marked some of the replicated devices in a Severe state. That state never changed, even after issuing a 'Refresh States' command. You can submit a START or STARTGC to correct this issue, but I would like to see the refresh states function work instead.
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CSM does not change pairs from Defined to active. This is because we do not want to accidentally assimilate reltionships without explicit action by a customer. As the refresh states runs the same code as a normal state check, this could lead to issues in scenarios where customers have a CSM session setup but do not want it managing the hw yet or at all. This is why we require and explicit start command. The start command shouldn't cause a full copy of the data, but it officially tells CSM that you wish to manage those pairs and thus allows the assimilation.