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VolumeCopy commands
Table 8-11 lists these commands.
Table 8-11 Logical drive copy commands
Other commands
Table 8-12 lists some other available commands.
Table 8-12 Other commands
8.1.6 CLI examples
Here are examples of how CLI can be used to access and execute script engine commands.
Note that the usage for the -c parameter varies depending on your operating system
(enclosed in single quotation marks (') in UNIX or double quotation marks (“) in Windows).
Command Description
create volumeCopy This command creates a logical drive copy and starts the logical drive copy
operation.
recopy volumeCopy This command reinitiates a logical drive copy operation using an existing
logical drive copy pair.
remove volumeCopy This command removes a logical drive copy pair.
set volumeCopy This command defines the properties for a logical drive copy pair.
show volumeCopy This command returns information about logical drive copy operations. The
information returned is:
Copy status
Start time stamp
Completion time stamp
Copy priority
Source or target logical drive WWN
Target logical drive read-only attribute setting
Percent completed, if a logical drive copy operation is in progress
show VolumeCopy
sourcecandidates
This command returns information about the candidate logical drives that
you can use as the source for a logical drive copy operation.
show volumeCopy
targetCandidates
This command returns information about the candidate logical drives that
you can use as the target for a logical drive copy operation.
stop volumeCopy This command stops a logical drive copy operation.
Note: Some earlier versions of Storage Manager used “LogicalDriveCopy” instead of the
“VolumeCopy” command above. If you are updating to SM V10.6 and are using CLI
scripting, we recommend that you check for usage in your scripts.
Command Description
show “string” This command shows a string of text from a script file. This command is
similar to the echo command in MS DOS and UNIX.
set session This command defines how you want the current script engine session to
run.
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