HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software - Manual (Page 164)

Specify the prefix of the target REXX variable structure. If the host-discovered array structure has
been created by executing the
KTSCAN command, specify the character string specified for the
STEM parameter of the KTSCAN command. If the REXX variable structure has been created by
executing the KTLOAD command, specify the character string specified for the STEM parameter
of the KTLOAD command. This value must end with a period.
MSG(stem-name-2) ~<REXX prefix consisting of 64 or fewer characters>
Specify the prefix (any value) of the message structure that stores messages generated by this
command. This value must end with a period.
PREFIX(prefix) ~<prefix character string of 25 or fewer characters>
Specify the prefix of the name of the configuration file that saves information.
CAUTION:
If you want to install and use Smart Manager for Mainframe in the same system
as Business Continuity Manager, you must make sure that the prefix character
strings for Business Continuity Manager and Smart Manager for Mainframe are
different. If the same prefix is used for both Business Continuity Manager and Smart
Manager for Mainframe, the product may operate abnormally.
ARRAYS(stem-name-3) ~<REXX prefix consisting of 64 or fewer characters> << HCC.KTSCAN. >>
Specify the prefix of the host-discovered array index structure that stores the scan results. Specify
the character string that was specified for the
ARRAYS parameter of the KTSCAN command only
if in the disk configuration file, you save the values of the host-discovered array structure acquired
by using the
KTSCAN command with the ARRAYS parameter specified. This value must end with
a period.
{ DSK | TPG }~<< DSK >>
Specify the configuration file to save the values of the REXX variables in.
•
DSK
The values of the host-discovered array structure are saved in the disk configuration definition
file.
• TPG
The values of the tiering policy group structure are saved in the tiering policy group definition
file.
VOLUME(volser) ~<character string with 6 or fewer alphanumeric characters>
To allocate the configuration file to a specific volume, specify the serial number of the volume to
be allocated to. This parameter is enabled when the configuration file is not managed by SMS.
SPACE(quantity,increment) ~<number>((from 1 to 16777215))
On a block basis, specify the primary quantity and secondary quantity when allocating the con-
figuration file. One block is 4,096 bytes. Specify this parameter when you want to limit the
primary quantity and add the insufficient portion to the secondary quantity. If you do not specify
this parameter, the capacity of the configuration file is automatically calculated and allocated as
the primary quantity.
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