The ra_devicepath and ra_helpdevice commands return the following information about log devices recorded in the RASD log device repository:
ID – the virtual device number
Database – the name of the database the device is associated with
Device Name – the logical name of the device
Server Path – the path to the device (as known to the primary data server)
Disk Mirror Path – the path to the mirror log device at the standby site
If the Disk Mirror Path is returned as DEFAULT,
it means that the mirror log device path recorded in the RASD is
the same as the Server Path.
Mirror Status – indicates status of the mirror log device, based on the Disk Mirror Path recorded in the RASD:
ACCESSIBLE – the mirror log device is accessible to the Mirror Replication Agent at the path specified.
NOT_VALID – the path is not valid (no mirror log device can be accessed at the path specified).
OPEN – the mirror log device is accessible and is currently in use by the Mirror Replication Agent.
