HP XP External Storage Software - Manual (Page 116)

Table 25 Structure and Identifier of Parameters (DividePathGroup Tag)
Description Content Identifier Layer
This layer is required. Information about the path
group that you want to
change. None The first layer
This layer is required. Information about the new
path group. +, The second layer
Specifies one row for each
alternate external volume.
External volumes in the same
path group can be moved
by specifying two or more
external volumes.
Information about external
volumes that you want to
move. +,+, The third layer
Table 26 (page 116) shows the parameters that can be set for the DividePathGroup tag.
Table 26 DividePathGroup Tag Parameters
Number of
Characters Range of Values Setting Parameter Column in
Spreadsheet Layer
Information about the path group that you want to change. The first layer
5 decimal digits or
fewer 0 to 63231 Path group
number. PathGroup A
Information about the new path group. The second layer
N/A N/A Identifier. + A
5 decimal digits or
fewer 0 to 63231 New path group
number. NewPath Group B
Information about external volumes that you want to move. The third layer
N/A N/A Identifier + A
+ B
Grp: 5 decimal
digits or fewer
VPG: 4 decimal
digits or fewer
Grp: 1 to 16384
VPG: 1 to 4096
External volume
group number and
its sequential
number. The
format should be
EGrp-VPG (for
example,
E16384-4096). ExG C
UnitePathGroup Tag
The UnitePathGroup tag is used to move all external volumes from one path group to another path
group. The source path group will be automatically deleted because there will be no external
volume in the path group after the volumes are moved.
Write parameters are required to change the path group for this tag. Parameters must be written
using the + identifier.
Table 27 (page 117) shows the structure and identifier of the parameters.
116 Using Spreadsheets for XP External Storage Operations