HP StorageWorks P9000 Tiered Storage Manager Software 7.1.1 CLI Reference Guide (TB585-96014, September 2011)

The following is an explanation of repetitive specifications:
• Curly brackets ({}) indicate 0 or more repetitions.
• One filter condition expression can contain a maximum of 30 comparison-predicate values.
NOTE:
Unknown cannot be specified for literal. Note that the displayed Unknown might mean that
either the value is unknown or the character string is Unknown.
The following lists the comp-op types and their meanings:
• =: Equal
• <>: Not equal
• startsWith: Search for a value that begins with the specified character string
• endsWith: Search for a value that ends with the specified character string.
• contains: Search for a value that contains the specified character string
Format of string-literal
Specify string-literal according to the following rules:
• If string-literal contains the following characters, enclose string-literal in single
quotation marks:
• Space character
• Parenthesis (())
• Not-equal sign (<>)
• Equal sign (=)
• Single quotation mark (')
Example: RAIDLevel='RAID5(3D+1P)'
• If string-literal contains a single quotation mark ('), add another single quotation mark for
each single quotation mark, and then enclose string-literal in single quotation marks.
Example: If subsystemName is STORAGESYSTEM'AAA:
subsystemName='STORAGESYSTEM''AAA'
• If string-literal begins with a non-alphanumeric character, you must separate it from comp-
op with a space character or enclose string-literal between single quotation marks.
Example: DiskType= -, or DiskType='-'
Format of properties for which multiple elements can be specified
You can specify multiple elements for some properties by using commas to separate elements. If there
are no restrictions on the specifiable characters for each element, follow the rules below.
Note that, even if you specify only one element for a property, you must follow these rules.
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