Bruce,

I don't claim to speak for Ted, but I took his comments as being along
the lines of what I mentioned earlier - that the tasks of setting up the
environment after the snaps are done isn't an immediate thing.  

Rex

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>
> This has been discussed recently, here.
>
> Snapshots are fast.
> Being able to use the data is not immediate.
Ted, I didn't search the archives, but I believe we clarified that when 
using Snap, Flash, etc, access to the copied data IS immediate, even if 
the  vendor's implementation requires that the data be copied in the 
background.    Depending on the circumstances, the housekeeping tasks 
which are NOT part of copying the data may take a noticeable time, but 
if you are copying to preallocated target datasets even this can be 
eliminated.

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