HP StorageWorks Storage Mirroring for Linux User's Guide (T2558-96078, February 2008)

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Storage Mirroring Commands
The Double-Take Command Language (DTCL) is a scripting language that can be used in either the Text Client or Command
Line Client to manage and monitor Storage Mirroring components. It can also be used in script files to execute series and
combinations of commands to meet specific needs.
Conventions
The following conventions are used to indicate command syntax for all Storage Mirroring related commands:
 UPPERCASE letters are used for commands that must be typed as shown.
 Underlined letters can be used as a shortcut for the command.
 lowercase italized letters are variables such as file names, user names, or machine names. These items can also be substituted
with defined variables as described in
DTCL Scripting on page A-39.
 Angle brackets, < and >, surround required items that must be supplied with the command.
 Square brackets, [ and ], surround optional items that can be supplied with the command but are not required.
 The pipe character, |, separates items in a list
 Identifiers that contain a space or non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks. For example:
 “domain.com”
 “machine name”
 “129.65.35.45”
Storage Mirroring Commands
The Storage Mirroring commands are listed in alphabetical order on the following pages. Each command includes the following:
 Command name
 Description of the command
 Exact syntax for using the command
 Options, if any
 Examples, if necessary
 Notes, if any
ConID
Command CONID
Description Allows you to assign the value of a connection ID from an established connection to a variable
Syntax
<variable>=CONID <repset> TO <target>
Options  variable—The name of the variable that you want to store the connection ID
 repset—The replication set that was used to establish the connection
 target—The target that was used to establish the connection
Examples
$con_id=conid “Customer Data” to jersey
Notes Options that contain non-alphanumeric characters must be enclosed in quotation marks.