Adaptec 2020ZCR Reference Guide - Page 196

The Log Errors Column, The Interval Timer secs. Column, The Report Count Column

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disk Commands The Log Errors Column The Log Errors column displays the value Y if you enabled log errors or N if you did not enable log errors. You enable log errors by using the disk set smart command's /logerr switch. If you specified the /view_changeable switch, the command displays an X in this column for those disks on which you can enable log errors. The Interval Timer (secs.) Column The Interval Timer (secs.) column displays the number of seconds specified for the exception reporting interval. If you specified the / view_changeable switch, the command displays an X in this column for those disks on which you can set the number of seconds for the exception reporting interval. The Report Count Column The Report Count column displays the number of times you specified for exceptions to be reported. You specify this number by using the disk set smart command's /report_count switch. The Error Count Column The Error Count column displays the number of errors that S.M.A.R.T. encountered on the disk. If you specified the /view_changeable switch, the command displays an X in this column for those disks on which you can enable the recording of errors that S.M.A.R.T. encounters on the disk. Related Commands disk commands: I disk set smart (page 5-13) 5-25

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disk Commands
The Log Errors Column
The
Log Errors
column displays the value
Y
if you enabled log
errors or
N
if you did not enable log errors. You enable log errors
by using the
disk set smart
command’s
/logerr
switch.
If you specified the
/view_changeable
switch, the command
displays an
X
in this column for those disks on which you can
enable log errors.
The Interval Timer (secs.) Column
The
Interval Timer (secs.)
column displays the number of seconds
specified for the exception reporting interval. If you specified the
/
view_changeable
switch, the command displays an
X
in this
column for those disks on which you can set the number of seconds
for the exception reporting interval.
The Report Count Column
The
Report Count
column displays the number of times you
specified for exceptions to be reported. You specify this number by
using the
disk set smart
command’s
/report_count
switch.
The Error Count Column
The
Error Count
column displays the number of errors that
S.M.A.R.T. encountered on the disk.
If you specified the
/view_changeable
switch, the command
displays an
X
in this column for those disks on which you can
enable the recording of errors that S.M.A.R.T. encounters on the
disk.
Related Commands
disk
commands:
disk set smart
(
page 5-13
)