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Creating the Script File Manually, Notes, Comments

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ACU for DOS Notes: ■ Record Mode can be used to record only one controller at a time. Therefore, if you want to record multiple controllers, record them separately using separate script files. ■ Because the ACU supports only a subset of array types available, it cannot record all the possible array configurations. If the ACU encounters an array that it cannot create, it displays a warning (or records the warning in the log file, if the /L switch is used) and does not record any keywords for that array in its script file. ■ When recording an array, the ACU always uses the default Wait setting (equivalent to Wait=Yes) unless you edit the script file and include Wait=No in the array's definition block. For details, see the Wait Keyword on page B-11 Creating the Script File Manually Script files contain the following structures, or blocks: ■ Array Definition Block Keywords ■ Channel Definition Block Keywords - SCSI only (optional) The rules for syntax are as follows: ■ Each keyword must start its own line. ■ The syntax is not case sensitive. Comments To enter a comment in the script file, start with a pound character (#). You can start anywhere on a line. For a sample script that includes comments, see Example - Running the ACU with a Script on page B-14. B-5

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ACU for DOS
Notes:
■
Record Mode can be used to record only one controller at a
time. Therefore, if you want to record multiple controllers,
record them separately using separate script files.
■
Because the ACU supports only a subset of array types
available, it cannot record all the possible array
configurations. If the ACU encounters an array that it
cannot create, it displays a warning (or records the
warning in the log file, if the
/L
switch is used) and does
not record any keywords for that array in its script file.
■
When recording an array, the ACU always uses the default
Wait
setting (equivalent to
Wait=Yes
) unless you edit the
script file and include
Wait=No
in the array’s definition
block. For details, see the
Wait Keyword
on page B-11
Creating the Script File Manually
Script files contain the following structures, or blocks:
■
Array Definition Block Keywords
■
Channel Definition Block Keywords – SCSI only
(optional)
The rules for syntax are as follows:
■
Each keyword must start its own line.
■
The syntax is
not
case sensitive.
Comments
To enter a comment in the script file, start with a pound character (
#
).
You can start anywhere on a line. For a sample script that includes
comments, see
Example – Running the ACU with a Script
on page B-14
.