HP NonStop NS manual Determining Device States, Example 3-1. SCF Status Tape Command

Overview of Monitoring and Recovery Determining Device States

Determining Device States

This subsection explains how to determine the state of devices on your system. For example, to monitor the current state of all tape devices on your system, at an SCF prompt:

-> STATUS TAPE $*

Example 3-1 shows the results of the SCF STATUS TAPE $* command:

Example 3-1. SCF STATUS TAPE Command

1-> STATUS TAPE $*
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$TAPE0				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
156	STOPPED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		2,268	3,288
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT20				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
394	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		2,267	3,295
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT21				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
393	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		1,289	0,299
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT22				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
392	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		0,300	1,288
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT23				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
391	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		1,287	0,301
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT24				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
390	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		6,265	7,298
STORAGE - Status TAPE \COMM.$DLT25				DeviceStatus
LDev	State	Primary	Backup
389	STARTED	PID	PID	NOT READY
		4,265	5,285

Some other examples of the SCF STATUS command are:

-> STATUS		LINE $LAM3
-> STATUS		WS	$LAM3.#WS1
-> STATUS		WS	$LAM3.*
->	STATUS	WINDOW		$LAM3.#WS1.*
->	STATUS	WINDOW		$LAM3.*, SEL STOPPED

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