HP XP External Storage Software - Manual (Page 115)

Table 23 CheckPath-RestoreVolume Tag Parameters
Number of
Characters Range of Values Setting Parameter Column in
Spreadsheet
Layer
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
E
Grp-VPG (for
example,
E16384-4096).
ExG A The first layer
Deleting the External Volume Mapping (DeleteVolume Tag)
Use the DeleteVolume tag to delete the external volume mapping. Table 24 (page 115) shows the
parameters that can be set for the DeleteVolume tag.
Table 24 DeleteVolume Tag Parameters
Number of
Characters Range of Values Setting Parameter Column in
Spreadsheet
Layer
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
E
Grp-VPG (for
example,
E16384-4096).
ExG A The first layer
Changing Path Group
The DividePathGroup tag is used to move an external volume from an existing path group to a
new path group.
The UnitePathGroup tag is used to move all external volumes from one path group to another path
group.
DividePathGroup Tag
Use the DividePathGroup tag to move an external volume from an existing path group to a new
path group. If no external volume remains in the source path group after the move, the group is
automatically deleted.
The DevicePathGroup tag allows you to move an external volume only to a new path group. To
move an external volume to an existing path group, first use DevicePathGroup to move the volume
to a new path group, and then use the UnitePathGroup tag to move the volume from the new path
group to an existing path group. For more information about UnitePathGroup tag, see
“UnitePathGroup Tag” (page 116) .
Write parameters are required to change the path group. Parameters must be written using the +
identifier.
Table 25 (page 116) shows the structure and identifier of the parameters that can be set
for this tag.
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