NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide (H06.12+)

Example 3-1 SCF STATUS TAPE Command
1-> STATUS TAPE $*
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$TAPE0
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
156 STOPPED 2,268 3,288 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT20
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
394 STARTED 2,267 3,295 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT21
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
393 STARTED 1,289 0,299 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT22
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
392 STARTED 0,300 1,288 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT23
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
391 STARTED 1,287 0,301 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT24
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
390 STARTED 6,265 7,298 NOT READY
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT25
LDev State Primary Backup DeviceStatus
PID PID
389 STARTED 4,265 5,285 NOT READY
Some other examples of the SCF STATUS command are:
-> STATUS LINE $LAM3
-> STATUS WS $LAM3.#WS1
-> STATUS WS $LAM3.*
-> STATUS WINDOW $LAM3.#WS1.*
-> STATUS WINDOW $LAM3.*, SEL STOPPED
The general format of the STATUS display follows. However, the format varies depending on
the subsystem.
subsystem STATUS object-type object-name
Name State PPID BPID attr1 attr2 attr3 …
object-name1 state nn,nnn nn,nnn val1 val2 val3 …
object-name2 state nn,nnn nn,nnn val1 val2 val3 …
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