SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.24+, H06.03+)

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SECTOR attribute

INFO DISK command 14-106

SECTOR command, PUP C-4

Sector reallocation, automatic

See Automatic sector reallocation

Sector %H2 or %H3, do not spare 7-15

See also Mirrored volume

SEL attribute

INFO DISK command 14-106

STATUS DISK command 14-140

SENDTO STORAGE attribute

ADD DISK command 14-8

ADD MON command 14-27

ADD POOL command 14-29

ADD PROFILE command 14-33

ADD SCSI command 14-41

ADD TAPE command 14-45

DELETE DISK command 14-100

Sensitive SCF commands 14-4

SERIALWRITES attribute

ADD DISK command for magnetic

disks 14-22

ADD PROFILE command 14-40

ALTER DISK command for magnetic

disks 6-22, 14-67

ALTER PROFILE command 14-83

SERVICING state, defined

DISK objects 2-5

MON objects 2-7

POOL objects 2-8

SETCACHE command, PUP C-4

Shelf and bay specification

BACKUPDEVICEID 14-55

SHOWPOOL command, PUP C-4

SHOWVIRTDISK command, PUP C-4

Slot number determines fabric

assignment 11-20

SMF master process

See also MON object

adding 4-4

altering 4-5

SMF master process (continued)

configuration information for 4-2

configuring and managing the SMF

master process 4-1/4-6

defined 4-1

deleting 4-6

object types 1-3

resetting 4-8

starting 4-7

status information for 4-3

stopping 4-7

swapping processors for 4-8

SMF Master Process Down 10-4

SMFIXUP utility 4-6, 9-9

SNDA adapter type, specified by ADAPTER

object 2-3

SNDA display example

INFO ADAPTER command 11-6

STATUS ADAPTER command 11-14

SPARE attribute, CONTROL DISK

command 14-96

SPARE command, PUP C-4

Spare Tracks Table entries displayed by

INFO, BAD command 5-19

Sparing a defective sector

procedure for 7-14/7-16

using SPARE attribute of CONTROL

DISK command 14-96

SPECIAL attribute

START DISK command 14-132

used when changing the label 6-14

START MON command 14-133

START POOL command 14-133

SPECIAL substate

DISK object

changed by RESET command 7-3

defined 2-5

recovering from 2-6

resetting a virtual disk 10-13

used when changing the

label 6-14, 6-27, 6-31