Command Identifiers
Each identifier argument with cmd_proc corresponds to a type and consists of one or more components separated by commas.
acs_idacs(0-31)
cap_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99),cap(0-11)
An asterisk (*) in a cap_id does the following:- acs,lsm,* — causes ACSLS to select the highest priority available CAP in the LSM.
- acs,* — causes ACSLS to select the highest priority available CAP in the ACS
- * — for an enter request causes ACSLS to select the CAP in the ACS with the most free cells.
- * — for an eject request causes ACSLS to select the highest priority CAP in each ACS with a volume designated for ejection.
cell_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99),panel(0-50),row(0-41),column(0-23)
drive_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99),panel(0-50),drive(0-31)
drive_typeUp to 10 characters drive type identifier; can be any combination of numbers (0-9) or letters (A-Z).
lock_iddecimal number (0-32767)
lsm_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99)
media_typeUp to 10 characters media type identifier; can be any combination of numbers (0-9) or letters (A-Z). Spaces are not allowed. A common media type is the
STK1R.owner_idvolume owner
panel_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99),panel(0-50)
pool_iddecimal number (0-65535) Specifying an asterisk (*) for the pool_id reassigns a volume to its current pool_id
port_idacs(0-31),port(0-15)
request_idunique decimal number (0-65535) assigned by the ACSLS.
subpanel_idacs(0-31),lsm(0-99),panel(0-50),startrow(0-41),startcolumn(0-23),endrow(0-41),endcolumn(0-23)
vol_idSix-character identifier consisting of any combination of numbers (0-9), letters (A-Z, a-z, or mixed case (except for use in
volrpt)), dollar sign ($), pound sign (#), and leading and/or trailing spaces ( ). Use single or double quotes to enclose vol_ids with leading or trailing spaces. Do not specify vol_ids with embedded spaces.volrangeSpecifies an ascending range of volumes separated by a dash.
For volranges in
query,enter, andejectcommands:If it is a numeric range, specify only the right most numeric portions of the vol_ids as the range. All preceding characters must be identical. The display commands support full alphanumeric volranges and allow wildcards '*' and '_'.