CLI Guide

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Syntax

virtual-volume list-thin

-t | --clusters context path

-e | --enabled true|false

-c | --capable true|false

[--verbose]

Arguments

Required arguments

-t | --clusters context

path

* The target cluster where virtual volumes are listed.

Optional arguments

-e | --enabled true|false Filters volumes with the matching thin-enabled value. The value can be true or false. If

omitted, the results will match volumes regardless of whether they are thin-enabled or not.

-c | --capable true|false Filters volumes with the matching thin-capable value. The value can be true or false. If

omitted, the results will match volumes regardless of whether they are thin-capable or not.

[-h|--help]

Displays command line help.

[--verbose]

Provides more help during command execution. This may not have any effect for some

commands.

* - argument is positional.

Description

This command lists virtual volumes at the given clusters with additional thin-property filtering options.

The following table describes the filter combinations, and the results that are listed.

Thin-capable

Thin-enabled Results

True true Volumes that are both thin-capable and thin-enabled.

False unavailable Volumes that are thin-enabled, but not thin-capable. This

is true only for thin-to-thin or thin-to-thick migrations.

True disabled Volumes that are thin-capable, but not thin-enabled.

False unavailable Thick volumes. Neither thin-capable nor thin-enabled.

Unspecified? unavailable All volumes that are not thin-enabled.

False unavailable All volumes that are not thin-capable (enabled or not).