Using the scsi script utilities – HP Library and Tape Tools User Manual

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Enter savexml [<arg>] to save the support ticket in XML format. The screen is displayed,
as shown in

Figure 31 (page 57)

.

If no argument is specified, L&TT saves the XML ticket with the default filename
SupportTicket.xml

in the /opt/ltt/logs directory.

If you specify an argument with a path and filename, as in this example,

nl

/opt/temp/abc.xml

nl

L&TT saves the XML ticket with the name abc.xml in the /opt/temp directory.

If you specify an argument with the filename only, as in this example,

nl

abc.xml

nl

L&TT saves abc.xml in the /opt/ltt/logs directory.

Figure 31 Saving an XML support ticket

Using the SCSI script utilities

L&TT includes SCSI utility scripts, which can be accessed from the Utilities > Run Script menu. These
scripts send various SCSI commands to the selected device, but they generally do not return any
results.

Many of the utility functions are device-specific and intended only to remedy specific problems
that may occur with a particular device. The SCSI utility scripts (files with a .scc extension) are
stored in the scripts directory. For detailed descriptions of available scripts, see Hardware
Considerations.

CAUTION:

Using a script improperly or when it is not required can cause harm—possibly rendering a device
inoperable. Do not attempt to use these utility functions unless you are very familiar with SCSI
operation, or you are advised to do so by a technical support representative or a Device Analysis
script.

To use a utility function from the CSI:

Using reports and support tickets

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