HP StorageWorks Storage System Scripting Utility reference (September 2005)

User functionality for CAPTURE commands

CAPTURE VALIDATE is a switch that determines if a cap tured script text ﬁle has b een edited and m o d i ﬁed

after it was captured. This allows the user to determine whether the script is a perfect capture of the

existing array

or if someone has modiﬁed it after it was created.

NOTE:

The speciﬁed script is not executed by this command; the script is checke d only to see whether it is

original or not.

When a script is captured by the CA PTURE commands, a header is written at the front of the text ﬁle and

a checksum is written at the end. If CAPTURE VALIDATE does not see a correct header, it reports that

the script speciﬁed is not a CAPTURE-generated script. If the checksum does not match, this command

reports that the ﬁle has been modiﬁed.

If and only if a correct header is found and the checksum matches, this command reports that the

CAPTURE script speciﬁed is unmodiﬁed.

DELETE

Use the DELETE commands to remove a rrays, folders, disk groups, DR Groups, virtual disks, hosts,

systems, and LUNs from the array. You can control the behavior of all DELETE commands with the

SET OPTIONS command (see “SET OPTIONS” for details on how to use the SAFE_DELETE and

NOSAFE_DELETE switches).

DELETE DR_GROUP

Deletes the DR Group on the source and destination array. The SET OPTION NOSAFE_DELETE does not

override this requirement. You can delete a DR Group on the source a rray at any time.

Syntax

DELETE DR_GROUP <dr_group_name>

Example

DELETE DR_GROUP “\Data Replication\payroll”

This example deletes the p ayroll DR Group.

DELETE DISK_GROUP

Use the DELETE DISK_GROUP command to delete a disk group from the conﬁguration. The command is

rejected if any virtual disks are present in the disk group.

Syntax

DELETE DISK_GROUP <group_name>

Example

DELETE DISK_GROUP “\Disk Groups\human_resources”

This example deletes a disk group named human_resources.

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