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Displaying Array Information

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Command Line Interface (CLI) Example of disk show defects: AAC0> disk show defects /full=true (0,1,0) Executing: disk show defects /full=TRUE (CHANNEL=0,ID=1,LUN=0) Number of PRIMARY defects on drive: 5 Defect 1 at cylinder 229, head 7, sector 203 Defect 2 at cylinder 575, head 0, sector 219 Defect 3 at cylinder 576, head 0, sector 55 Defect 4 at cylinder 578, head 0, sector 238 Defect 5 at cylinder 579, head 0, sector 74 Number of GROWN defects on drive: 0 I disk verify Disk Attribute disk defects Indicates... I Total number and location of primary defects (defects that originate during manufacturing) I Total number and location of grown defects (defects that originate after manufacturing) Example of disk verify: AAC0> disk verify Displaying Array Information The CLI enables you to display and manage array attributes using the following commands: I container list Array Attribute drive letter root special file array number array label array type creation date creation time total size Indicates... Letter associated with an array. Not automatically assigned when you create an array. UNIX/Linux only-root special file associated with the array and created by the operating system after array creation. Appears in the Num Label column. ID of an array (0 to 63). Name assigned to an array. Not automatically assigned. Appears in the Num Label column. Whether an array is a volume, RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 10, or a reconfigured array. Month, day, and year the array was created. Hour, minute, and second the array was created. Number of bytes in an array. The size of an array is the size of the available space when the array was created, reconfigured, or extended. C-12

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Command Line Interface (CLI)
Example of
disk
show
defects
:
AAC0> disk show defects /full=true (0,1,0)
Executing: disk show defects /full=TRUE (CHANNEL=0,ID=1,LUN=0)
Number of PRIMARY defects on drive:
5
Defect 1 at cylinder 229, head 7, sector 203
Defect 2 at cylinder 575, head 0, sector 219
Defect 3 at cylinder 576, head 0, sector 55
Defect 4 at cylinder 578, head 0, sector 238
Defect 5 at cylinder 579, head 0, sector 74
Number of GROWN defects on drive: 0
■
disk verify
Example of
disk
verify
:
AAC0> disk verify
Displaying Array Information
The CLI enables you to display and manage array attributes using
the following commands:
■
container
list
Disk Attribute
Indicates...
disk defects
■
Total number and location of primary defects
(defects that originate during manufacturing)
■
Total number and location of grown defects (defects
that originate after manufacturing)
Array Attribute
Indicates...
drive letter
Letter associated with an array. Not automatically
assigned when you create an array.
root special file
UNIX/Linux only
—
root special file associated
with the array and created by the operating
system after array creation. Appears in the
Num
Label
column.
array number
ID of an array (0 to 63).
array label
Name assigned to an array. Not automatically
assigned. Appears in the
Num Label
column.
array type
Whether an array is a volume, RAID 0, RAID 1,
RAID 5, RAID 10, or a reconfigured array.
creation date
Month, day, and year the array was created.
creation time
Hour, minute, and second the array was created.
total size
Number of bytes in an array. The size of an array
is the size of the available space when the array
was created, reconfigured, or extended.