HP XP20000 manual UnitePathGroup Tag, Structure and Identifier of Parameters DividePathGroup Tag

Table 25 Structure and Identifier of Parameters (DividePathGroup Tag)

Layer	Identifier	Content	Description
The first layer	None	Information about the path	This layer is required.
		group that you want to
		change.
The second layer	+,	Information about the new	This layer is required.
		path group.
The third layer	+,+,	Information about external	Specifies one row for each
		volumes that you want to	alternate external volume.
		move.	External volumes in the same
			path group can be moved
			by specifying two or more
			external volumes.

Table 26 (page 116) shows the parameters that can be set for the DividePathGroup tag. Table 26 DividePathGroup Tag Parameters

Layer	Column in	Parameter	Setting	Range of Values	Number of
	Spreadsheet				Characters
The first layer			Information about the path group that you want to change.
	A	PathGroup	Path group	0 to 63231	5 decimal digits or
			number.		fewer
The second layer			Information about the new path group.
	A	+	Identifier.	N/A	N/A
	B	NewPath Group	New path group	0 to 63231	5 decimal digits or
			number.		fewer
The third layer			Information about external volumes that you want to move.
	A	+	Identifier	N/A	N/A
	B	+
	C	ExG	External volume	Grp: 1 to 16384	Grp: 5 decimal
			group number and	VPG: 1 to 4096	digits or fewer
			its sequential		VPG: 4 decimal

number. The	digits or fewer
format should be
EGrp-VPG (for
example,
E16384-4096).

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.

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