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Command Line Interface User’s Guide
Write Cache Status : Inactive, cache disabled
To set a container’s read cache, use the container create
stripe command , the container create raid5 command, the
container create volume command, or the container set
cache command. See Chapter 7, Working With Single-level
Containers, for information on the container create commands.
See Chapter 9, Modifying Containers, for information on the
container set command.
Displaying a Container’s Write Cache Setting
The write cache setting attribute indicates whether the write
cache is enabled for a container.
Note: Some controllers do not support the write cache
feature. See your installation guide to determine if your
controller supports the write cache feature.
To display a container’s write cache setting, use the container
show cache command, as in the following example. In the
example, the Write Cache Setting item shows that the write cache is
set to DISABLE.
HPN0> container show cache 0
Executing: container show cache 0
Global Container Read Cache Size : 5345280
Global Container Write Cache Size : 63332352
Read Cache Setting : DISABLE
Write Cache Setting : DISABLE
Write Cache Status : Inactive, cache disabled
To set a container’s write cache, use the container set cache
command. See Chapter 9, Modifying Containers, for information on
the
container set command.