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

Command line interface commands
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Command execution example:
hdvmcli DeleteLogicalGroup -o "D:\logs\DeleteLogicalGroup.log" "objectid=*****"
***** : The value is encoded by the CLI.
Command execution result:
RESPONSE:
(Command completed; no data returned)
4-5-5 DeleteObjectForLogicalGroup
DeleteObjectForLogicalGroup deletes the specified object from a logical group (see Table 4-
62 ).
A user who has only View permission cannot execute this command. A user to whom a user-defined
resource group is assigned and who also has Modify permission can remove a single object or
objects from logical groups that the user is permitted to access.
Table 4-62 DeleteObjectForLogicalGroup command parameters
Parameter Name Status Description
objectid Optional Object ID of the logical group
NOTE: You must specify either objectid or logicalpath. Do not
specify both parameters at the same time, as this might cause an error to
occur.
logicalpath Optional Path of the logical group to delete object from
NOTE: You must specify either objectid or logicalpath. Do not
specify both parameters at the same time, as this might cause an error to
occur.
groupelements Required Comma-separated list of one or more object IDs of the
HostStorageDomains
and/or hosts to be removed from the logical
group
These must be valid IDs of objects currently in the group. Specify the
comma-delimited objectIDs obtained from another CLI response. The
values are encoded by the CLI.
Command execution example:
hdvmcli DeleteObjectForLogicalGroup -o "D:\logs\XP1024
DeleteObjectForLogicalGroup.log" "objectID=*****" "groupelements=*****"
***** : The values are encoded by the CLI.
Command execution result:
RESPONSE:
(Command completed; no data returned)
4-5-6 GetLogicalGroup
GetLogicalGroup obtains a list for the specified logical group or all logical groups (see Table 4-
63 ). By default, the characteristics of the group are provided, but not the group's contents. If you
specify subtarget, the group's contents of the specified types can be obtained. If a logical group
contains other groups, the contained groups cannot be obtained with the group. Instead, the
relationship between containing and contained groups is determined by the parent attribute of
contained groups.