The statldinv table, The statport table, The statldinv table the statport table – HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Storage User Manual

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Table 81 statld_<res>_5 Table (continued)

Comment

Type

Column

The node that owns the LD

INTEGER NOT NULL

node

The name of the CPG that the LD belongs to. If the LD is not in a CPG,
this column contains the value “----”.

VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL

cpg_name

The rest of the columns are the common performance columns described
in

“Common Performance Table Columns” (page 205)

).

(common performance
columns)

The statldinv Table

The statldinv_<res>_4 table holds the inventory for the statld_<res>_5 table

.

Table 82 statldinv_<res>_4 Table

Comment

Type

Column

Sample time in secs. This is the Unix time and is the number of
seconds since 0:00:00 Jan 1, 1970 GMT.

INTEGER NOT NULL

tsecs

A unique identifier for the system instance refers to the uniq_id for
the system instance in the system_3 table.

INTEGER NOT NULL

sys_uid

The domain name that the LD belongs to. If the LD is not assigned
to a domain, this column contains the value “-”.

VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL

dom_name

The logical disk ID.

INTEGER NOT NULL

ldid

The node that owns the LD.

INTEGER NOT NULL

node

The name of the CPG that the LD belongs to. If the LD is not in a
CPG, this column contains the value “----”.

VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL

cpg_name

The statport Table

The statport_<res>_4 table holds port performance data samples.

Table 83 statport_<res>_4 Table

Comment

Type

Column

Sample time in secs. This is the Unix time and is the number of
seconds since 0:00:00 Jan 1, 1970 GMT.

INTEGER NOT NULL

tsecs

A unique identifier for the system instance refers to the uniq_id for
the system instance in the system_3 table.

INTEGER NOT NULL

sys_uid

The node that the port is connected to (the “n” part of n:s:p).

INTEGER NOT NULL

port_n

The PCI slot in the node that the port is connected to (the “s” part of
n:s:p).

INTEGER NOT NULL

port_s

The port number in the PCI slot in the node that the port is connected
to (the “p” part of n:s:p).

INTEGER NOT NULL

port_p

The port type. Currently, the port types are:

VARCHAR(32) NOT
NULL

porttype

disk - Fibre channel ports that disks are connected to.

host -.Fibre channel ports that hosts are connected to (directly or
through a fabric).

rcip - Remote Copy IP ports.

rcfc - Remote Copy fibre channel ports.

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