Snapshot zone and dataset

Hi,
I (try !!) to manage a X86-64 solaris computer. and I want to create à snapshot in a secondary zone..
That zone exist is ready and booted and I can login on it. So I use zfs snapshot koonytan/root/datatank to create the snapshot. And I got an error saying that there is no dataset for the snapshot. OK
I search for dataset and found in an oracle/sun documentation, that I have to use zonecfg to create the data set :
zonecfg -z koonytank
zonecfg:zion> add dataset
zonecfg:zion:dataset> set name=koonytank/root/dataset
zonecfg:zion:dataset> end
verrify, commit exit : no error.
Then I reboot the zone with zoneadm and I get en error "the zone koonytank" could not be verify. and the zone don't boot.
I have to remove the dataset declaration to reboot the zone.
So my question is : How to declare a dataset. I have heard of a flag in the global zone that will be inherited by the zone but I found nothing on that.
I thank you in advance
Pierre Léonard

Why do we require the reverse relation of rsign type 'A', what is the use of that?
So that all HR objects are linked in both way... depending on your reporting need you could start looking at org. structure from the bottom (e.g. from employee point of view) or top (Org. unit point of view)....
E.g, if you want to find the position of a given employee, better use the relation P->S (bottom up) than O->S->P (top bottom)since positon is not known...
What is sclas in hrp1001 field for??? Should it be 'O' for all, shall I use all these 6 fields, in the select query , if i chose to solve my problem by select queries???
Well why not just looking at his description ("Type of related object")....
Object O can be linked to another object O (then OTYPE = "O" and sclas = "O") -> this is the case of your zone/region...
But object O can be linked to an object S (position) (so OTYPE = "O" and SCLAS = "S") ....
to summary:
- SCLAS has the same meaning than OTYPE but for the linked object
- SOBID has the same meaning that OBJID but for the linked object
Let's say you want to check if relation exists between zone and region:
SELECT count(*) FROM HRP1001
WHERE OTYPE = 'O'
     AND OBJID = ID(Region)
     AND PLVAR = '01'
     AND SUBTY = 'B0002'   "(= concatenation of RSIGN and RELAT)
     AND ISTAT = '1'   "Active
     AND SCLAS = 'O'
     AND SOBID = ID(region).
cheers, I need to go now

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