6.Command Specification | LOG SENSE |
Page Code: The Page Code field identifies which log page is being requested by the initiator. If the page is not supported then the command will terminate with a CHECK CONDITION status with the sense key set to ILLEGAL REQUEST and an ASC of INVALID FIELD IN CDB.
Supported pages are:
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Page Code |
| Description |
00h |
| Supported Log Pages |
02h |
| Write Error Counter Page |
03h |
| Read Error Counter Page |
07h |
| Last n Error Events Page |
2Eh |
| Tape Alert Log Page |
30h |
| Tape Log Page (Sony Unique) |
31h |
| Tape Capacity Log Page |
33h |
| Drive Usage Page (Sony Unique) |
34h |
| Write Frame Error Counter Page |
35h |
| Read Frame Error Counter Page |
39h |
| Data Compression Transfer Log Page |
3Ch |
| AIT Log Page |
3Dh |
| AIT Fixed Length Information Page for MIC |
3Eh |
| AIT Variable Length Information Page for MIC |
Parameter Pointer: The Parameter Pointer field allows the initiator to specify at which parameter within a log page the requested data will begin.
For example if a page supported parameters 0 through 5, and the Parameter Pointer field contained 3 then only parameters 3, 4 and 5 would be returned to the initiator. Similarly, if a page supported parameters 1, 3 and 6, and the Parameter Pointer field contained 2, then only parameters 3 and 6 would be returned to the initiator.
Note that parameters within a page are always returned in ascending order according to parameter code. If an invalid parameter pointer is sent the drive will return CHECK CONDITION with the sense key set to ILLEGAL REQUEST and an ASC of INVALID FIELD IN CDB.
Allocation Length: The Allocation Length field is used to inform the target how much space the initiator has allocated for data. Note however that if this field is 0 then this is not considered an error and the device will just return a GOOD STATUS.
6.6.1.The Log Page Descriptor
The format of the log pages consists of ZERO or more
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