SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.28+, H06.05+, J06.03+)

$ZZSTO.clim-name
$ZZSTO
is the storage subsystem manager.
clim-name
is the user-defined CLIM name.
The CLIM object in the CIP subsystem has this format:
$ZZCIP.clim-name
$ZZCIP
is the cluster I/O protocol subsystem manager.
clim-name
is the user-defined CLIM name.
Wild-card characters are supported.
Examples
$ZZSTO.S1002541
CLIM Object States
The object state of a CLIM provides current status information about the disk or a path to that disk.
Table 2 CLIM Object States
DescriptionSCF State
AccessibleSTARTED
In transition to the STARTED stateSTARTING
InaccessibleSTOPPED
The DISK Object
The DISK object represents a disk storage device which can be a logical disk or a virtual disk:
• A disk is a disk device or device pair that stores and accesses data on disk media. For more
information, see “Configuring Disks” (page 70). Depending on the command, the DISK object
can refer to one of these aspects of a disk:
◦ A single disk—a disk device.
◦ A disk volume—a logical disk, which can be one or two disk devices. If mirrored, the
two disks are treated as one.
◦ A single path to a disk—the primary, backup, mirror, or mirror backup path.
• A virtual disk is a logical representation of disk space. This space can be part of a disk, an
entire disk, or multiple disks. For more information, see “Configuring and Managing Virtual
Disks” (page 143).
The DISK object has this format:
$disk [ -P | -B | -M | -MB ]
$disk [ -P | -B | -M | -MB ]
is the disk process controlling the disk and, optionally, the path (primary, backup, mirror, or
mirror backup). Paths apply to disks only.
The dollar sign ($) is followed by a maximum of seven alphanumeric characters, the first of
which must be alphabetic. Seven-character disk names are network-accessible on systems
running H-series, G-series, and D-series RVUs.
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