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I'm not sure why this page was flagged as a possible copyright violation. Please advise!
mlsmith mike.smith@recoveryspecialties.com
Permission email sent as per instructions. Please advise if any further action on my part is required.
Regards,
Mike
The article is missing the most important part: What is flashcopy, and how does it differ from a regular copy. That information is on the referenced source page, and is very clear. I would recommend bringing it in from there.
The point that needs to be made, is that a FlashCopy is a LOGICAL snapshot, and usually it is done ine the NOCOPY mode.
Lpoulsen 17:45, 4 October 2007 (UTC)
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