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AGGREGATE Command
DSNM Commands
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AGGREGATE
Command
Use the AGGREGATE command to obtain the status of each object under the specified
manager process or subsystem. The response message comprises information that is
collated into a summary of the number of objects of each type that are UP, PENDING,
DOWN, UNDEFINED and IN ERROR.
AGGREGATE [ subsys] [\node]... [[UNDER [\node.]$manager]]
[,[ subsys] [\node]... [[UNDER [\node.]$manager]]]...
subsys
is the subsystem for which you want the aggregate status.
\node
is the node for which you want the aggregate status.
[ \node.]$manager
is the name of the manager process for which you want the aggregate status
(specify it only if it is applicable to the specified subsystem).
Considerations If you specify a node for both the name and manager process, the manager node takes
precedence.
If you do not specify node, DSNM assumes the local node.
If the subsystem requires a manager process, you must specify it.
You can omit the subsystem. If the specification includes a manager process, DSNM
attempts to determine the subsystem from the manager process name.
Examples The following command returns the aggregate status of all the SNAX objects on
\BERLIN:
AGGREGATE SNAX \BERLIN
A sample response to the command is:
SNAX LINE \BERLIN
1 Up, 0 Pending, 1 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
SNAX PU \BERLIN
1 Up, 0 Pending, 1 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error
SNAX LU \BERLIN
5 Up, 0 Pending, 5 Down, 0 Undefined, 0 In Error