Which qtree path must not exist on the secondary system before you run the SnapVault start command?

Which qtree path must not exist on the secondary system before you run the SnapVault start command?

• A. pri_qtree_path, snapvault start
• B. sec_qtree_path, snapvault start
• C. pri_qtree_path, snapvault initialize
• D. sec_qtree_path, snapvault initialize

Answer: (B)

For SnapVault in 7-Mode, the initial replication creates the corresponding qtree on the secondary as part of establishing the vault. That secondary qtree path must not exist before you start the vault with the start command; trying to start when the qtree already exists would cause a conflict and fail the operation. The start command is responsible for creating the secondary qtree and pulling the initial data from the primary, so a pre-existing secondary qtree would block this process. The initialize step relates to a different stage of the workflow, not the initial creation of the secondary qtree.

For SnapVault in 7-Mode, the initial replication creates the corresponding qtree on the secondary as part of establishing the vault. That secondary qtree path must not exist before you start the vault with the start command; trying to start when the qtree already exists would cause a conflict and fail the operation. The start command is responsible for creating the secondary qtree and pulling the initial data from the primary, so a pre-existing secondary qtree would block this process. The initialize step relates to a different stage of the workflow, not the initial creation of the secondary qtree.