HP Workstation xw4100 Adaptec SCSI RAID 2120S: Software Reference Guide - Page 110

The Done % Column, The Creation Date and Creation Time Columns, Creation Time

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Adaptec SCSI RAID Software Reference Guide Task Zero Table 5-4. Task Types (Continued) Meaning A clear disk task is running on the specified SCSI disk. When the clear disk task completes, the specified SCSI disk is cleared (that is, all data is erased and cannot be recovered). The clear disk task runs as a result of using the disk zero command. The Done % Column This column displays a running percentage value that indicates the progress of the currently running task. The display shows the percentage in tenths of a percent increments. The currently running task is complete when the Done % column displays 100%. The Ent Column This column displays the number of elements associated with each array. The maximum is 16 elements. The Creation Date and Creation Time Columns The Creation Date column displays the date on which you created the array. The following example shows an example of a date that can appear in this column: 082999 As the example shows, the command displays the date in the form mmddyy where ■ mm is a two-digit number that indicates the month in which you created the array. For example, 01 indicates the month of January, 12 indicates the month of December, and so forth. ■ dd is a two-digit number that indicates the day of the month in which you created the array. For example, 29 indicates the 29th day. ■ yy indicates the year you created the array. For example, 97 indicates the array was created in the year 1997. The Creation Time column displays the time in 24-hour format at which you created the array. The following example shows an example of a time that can appear in this column: 5-62

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The Done % Column
This column displays a running percentage value that indicates the
progress of the currently running task. The display shows the
percentage in tenths of a percent increments. The currently running
task is complete when the Done % column displays 100%.
The Ent Column
This column displays the number of elements associated with each
array. The maximum is 16 elements.
The Creation Date and Creation Time Columns
The Creation Date column displays the date on which you created
the array. The following example shows an example of a date that
can appear in this column:
082999
As the example shows, the command displays the date in the form
mmddyy
where
mm
is a two-digit number that indicates the month in which
you created the array. For example, 01 indicates the month of
January, 12 indicates the month of December, and so forth.
dd
is a two-digit number that indicates the day of the month in
which you created the array. For example, 29 indicates the 29th
day.
yy
indicates the year you created the array. For example, 97
indicates the array was created in the year 1997.
The
Creation Time
column displays the time in 24-hour format at
which you created the array. The following example shows an
example of a time that can appear in this column:
Zero
A clear disk task is running on the specified SCSI disk.
When the clear disk task completes, the specified SCSI
disk is cleared (that is, all data is erased and cannot be
recovered). The clear disk task runs as a result of using
the
disk zero
command.
Table 5-4. Task Types (Continued)
Task
Meaning