Dell 34XX, 38XX, 32XX, 36XX manual Check object statement‑data

Command Syntax	Description
check object {statement‑data}	Starts a synchronous operation to report on errors
	in the object.
clear object {statement‑data}	Discards the contents of some attribute of an
	object. This is a destructive operation that cannot
	be reversed.

create object {statement‑data} deactivate object {statement‑data} delete object

diagnose object {statement‑data} disable object {statement‑data} download object {statement‑data}

Creates an object of the specified type.

Removes the environment for an operation.

Deletes a previously created object.

Runs a test and displays the results.

Prevents a feature from operating.

Transfers data to the storage array or hardware associated with the storage array.

enable object {statement‑data}	Allows a feature to operate.
recopy object {statement‑data}	Restarts a virtual disk copy operation by using an
	existing virtual disk copy pair. You can change
	attributes before the operation is restarted.
recover object {statement‑data}	Re-creates an object from saved configuration
	data and the statement attributes (similar to the
	create command).
recreate object {statement‑data}	Restarts a snapshot operation using an existing
	snapshot virtual disk. You can change attributes
	before the operation is restarted.

remove object {statement‑data} repair object {statement‑data} reset object {statement‑data} resume object

Removes a relationship from between objects.

Repairs errors found by the check command.

Returns the hardware or object to an initial state.

Starts a suspended operation. The operation begins where it left off when suspended.

revive object	Forces the object from the Failed to the Optimal
	state. Use only as part of an error recovery
	procedure.
save object {statement‑data}	Writes information about the object to a file.
set object {statement‑data}	Changes object attributes. All changes are
	completed when the command returns.
show object {statement‑data}	Displays information about the object.
start object {statement‑data}	Starts an asynchronous operation. You can stop
	some operations after they have started. You can
	query the progress of some operations.

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