HP Surestore Disk Array 12h System Administrator's Guide for HP-UX, MPE, and W - Page 154

Table 20. arrayrecover Command Options, Option, Description

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Using the ARM Command Line Utilities for MPE Recovering Data Maps The command options for arrayrecover are listed in Table 20. Option -c -l -lc -p -s -v volume_set_ID Table 20. arrayrecover Command Options Description Used with other options, this will cause continuous polling during the recovery. The recovery is monitored and the current progress is displayed at regular intervals. Displays the array controller logs on standard output. Displays the array controller logs on standard output, and then clears the logs. Begin the recovery in non-interactive mode. If there are multiple volume sets on the disk array, a list of the volume set numbers will be displayed. If there is only one volume set on the disk array, the recovery will be done on it. This option provides a mechanism to pass volume set information to a script designed to perform a recovery. Returns the recoverability status of the disk array, as well as the status of a recovery in progress. The status indicates if recovery is needed, and what percentage of the entire recovery has been completed. When used with the -c option, status will be returned at regular intervals allowing continuous monitoring of the recovery progress. Starts a recovery on the volume set indicated by volume-set-id. This option is intended for use only in environments where there are multiple volume sets on the disk array. MPE 154

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Using the ARM Command Line Utilities for MPE
Recovering Data Maps
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MPE
The command options for
arrayrecover
are listed in
Table 20
.
Table 20. arrayrecover Command Options
Option
Description
-c
Used with other options, this will cause continuous polling during the
recovery. The recovery is monitored and the current progress is
displayed at regular intervals.
-l
Displays the array controller logs on standard output.
-lc
Displays the array controller logs on standard output, and then clears
the logs.
-p
Begin the recovery in non-interactive mode. If there are multiple volume
sets on the disk array, a list of the volume set numbers will be
displayed. If there is only one volume set on the disk array, the recovery
will be done on it. This option provides a mechanism to pass volume set
information to a script designed to perform a recovery.
-s
Returns the recoverability status of the disk array, as well as the status
of a recovery in progress. The status indicates if recovery is needed,
and what percentage of the entire recovery has been completed. When
used with the -c option, status will be returned at regular intervals
allowing continuous monitoring of the recovery progress.
-v volume_set_ID
Starts a recovery on the volume set indicated by volume-set-id. This
option is intended for use only in environments where there are multiple
volume sets on the disk array.