HP StorageWorks XP Remote Web Console Software - Manual (Page 179)

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Script Symbols
Symbols can be used in a script to enhance or limit the power of each script command. The following table
lists and describes the symbols that can be used in a script.
Operation Macro Commands
The functional macros are the script equivalents of the following TC390 pair operations:
• Create pairs (see page 180)
• Delete pairs (see page 182)
• Suspend pairs (see page 183)
• Resume pairs (see page 184)
• Change pair options (see page 185)
• Start pairs (see page 186)
• Get pair status (see page 186)
• Select pair devices (see page 186)
Create Pairs
Use the CreateHrcPair command to establish new TC390 volume pairs.
NOTE: The CreateHrcPair command only creates the pair. You must run the StartHrcPair command after
establishing the pair to start the remote copy process.
The CreateHrcPair parameters are:
• M-VOL device list (numeric): C x 0x100 + VV, where C=CU#, VV=vol# within CU.
• Serial number list (string): RCU serial number (serial number is five digits decimal 0-9). Do not specify
more than 12 RCUs.
• SSID number list (numeric): RCU SSID (four digits hexadecimal 0-F).
• R-VOL device list (numeric): C x 0x100 + VV, where C=CU#, VV=vol# within CU.
• Initial copy pace list (string): “CP_MIDDLE” (0x01) = 3 tracks; “CP_FAST” (0x02) = 15 tracks; default =
CP_FAST.
• Initial copy mode list (string): “E” (0x00) = entire; “N” (0x01) = none; default = E.
Table 49 Script symbols
Symbol
1
1. The before and after phrases are split by the above symbols. Each symbol is recognized as a single word.
Use
Quotation mark Used to define the character constant by enclosing with it quotation marks.
Space Used to delimit the before and after phrases.
Comma Used to delimit the before and after phrases. This symbol must be placed by following
each macro description rule.
Brace Used to describe a list.
Parenthesis Only used to describe a condition in the If statement.
Exclamation mark Used as an operator in the If statement by placing the equal sign next to it. This symbol is
not useful when used alone.
Unequal sign Used as an operator in the If statement when used alone. When the equal sign follows,
nothing changes.
Equal sign Used as a substitute sign when used alone. When the equal sign follows, it becomes an
operator in the If statement.