Engineering Hold Notice for VMS732_HBMM-V0100

PROBLEM DESCRIPTION:

If a shadow set member device name is specified with the SET SHADOW command,
the command will fail with the following error:

%SYSTEM-F-IVDEVNAM, invalid device name

This failure occurs even though it may be valid or necessary to specify a
shadow set member device name with the SET SHADOW command qualifier that was
used.

For example:

$ SET SHADOW $1$DGA107:/COPY_SOURCE
%SYSTEM-F-IVDEVNAM, invalid device name

The qualifiers that should allow a shadow set member device name are:
/COPY_SOURCE, /FORCE_REMOVAL, /MEMBER_TIMEOUT, /READ_COST, and /SITE.

Commands that take a shadow set name work correctly.

PROBLEM RESOLUTION:

This issue will be corrected by the future VMS732_HBMM-V0200 ECO kit.  Expected
release timeframe for this kit is one to two weeks.

WORKAROUND:

There is no workaround for this problem.  If customers experience this problem
the VMS732_HBMM-V0100 kit can be removed from the system with a PRODUCT UNDO
PATCH command.   The PRODUCT UNOD PATCH comand will remove the last patch
installed.  If patch kits were installed after the VMS732_HBMM-V0100 kit,
those kits will have to be removed before the HBMM kit can be removed.  Note
that this will only work if the kit was installed with the SAVE_RECOVERY_DATA
option.

If the HBMM kit was not installed withe the SAVE_RECOVERY_DATA option but 
replaced files were renamed archived as image_name_OLD, the kit can be removed
by renaming these archived images to the normal image name (removing the
_OLD) and making them the latest images on the system.

If neither of the above options can be used, the kit can be removed by
restoring a pre-kit installation backup.

After removing the VMS732_HBMM-V0100 kit the system must be rebooted.