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undesirable when running batch file scripts. To prevent warning prompts from being displayed, use the
term forced as a parameter.
Example command:
ctrl ch="Lab4" ld 1 delete forced
Keyword abbreviations
Several commonly used keywords in the ACU CLI have acceptable abbreviations, as shown in the
following table. For a complete list of abbreviations, enter help shorthand in the ACU CLI.
Keyword
Abbreviation in
ACU CLI
Keyword
Abbreviation in
ACU CLI
adapterid ai mnpdelay mnpd
allunassigned all nobatterywritecache nbwc
arrayaccelerator aa parallelscsi ps
cacheratio cr physicaldrive pd
chassisname* ch* postprompttimeout ppto
chassisserialnumber csn preferredpathmode ppm
chassisslot chs queuedepth qd
configurationmode cm raid1writebuffering r1wb
connectionname cn rebuildpriority rp
controller ctrl redundantcontroller rc
ctrlpath cp serialnumber sn
degradedperformancemode dpo stripesize ss
drivetype dt surfaceanalysiseventnotify saen
drivewritecache dwc surfacescandelay ssd
elevatorsort es sufacescanpriority sp
expandpriority ep surfacescanschedule sss
inconsistencyrepairpolicy irp tapedrive td
licensekey lk waitforcacheroom wfcr
logicaldrive ld — —
*The CLI also uses this keyword and abbreviation for the terms box name and RAID array ID.
The show command
The show command enables you to obtain information about a device.
Syntax:
<target> show [detail]|[status]
When you specify a target that consists of several devices, the information in the output is normally less
comprehensive than when you specify only one device as the target. You can use the [detail]
parameter in this case to retain all the information usually given for individual devices.
Two extra parameters are available for controller targets: ssp and config. These parameters are used
as follows:
<target controller> show config [detail]
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