SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.27+, H06.04+)

Displaying Information About Magnetic Disks
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Example of STATUS DISK Detailed Report for
Magnetic Disks
Revive Information
If the disk is in the middle of a revive operation (from the START DISK Command on
page 14-109), a STATUS, DETAIL command displays:
Alternate
program
the object-file name of the alternate disk process stored in the
SYSnn.CONFALT file.
Primary
executes
the object-file name of the disk process currently running as the
primary process.
The OSR state and OSR substate fields indicate whether the
configured disk process was replaced by the alternate disk
process. If the alternate disk process replaced the configured disk
process but was automatically abandoned, the configured
object-file name is displayed in this field.
If you rename the object-file for the disk process after it is running,
the name displayed in this field could be a unique name that does
not match either the name of the configured object-file name of the
disk process or the object-file name of the alternate disk process.
Backup
executes
the object-file name of the disk process currently running as the
backup process.
The detailed description for the Primary Executes field, described
here, also applies to this field.
Revive Information:
Current Logical Sector............ %HFDC8 of %H7E5B71 (0%)
Blocks Per Interval............... 1
Interval.......................... 100 * 10 milliseconds
Explanation of Fields
Current Logical
Sector
which logical sector is being revived. The value has the format
s of l (p %), where:
s—the current sector being revived, in hexadecimal.
l—the last sector of the disk, in hexadecimal.
p—the percentage of disk revived so far.
Blocks Per Interval the number of blocks copied during each interval (from the
system configuration database)
Interval the maximum interval (in 10-millisecond units) between each
copy operation when the disk is being revived. The range is 1
(10 milliseconds) through 32767 (more than 5 minutes). The
default value is 100 units (one second).