HP 3PAR StoreServ 7000 Storage - Manual (Page 169)

Objects Present Reports
Objects present reports return the objects present in a table over a specified time for use in user
interface controls. For example, to allow the user to select a display of PD space usage at a
particular time, you would need to know which times, systems, and PD IDs are present in a table.
Sort order of columns is ascending, starting with the left column, then the next to the right, and so
on.
To see more examples of objects present report query strings, visit the System Reporter Excel client
query log (see
“Accessing the Excel Client Query Log” (page 60) ). In the Excel query log, note the
use of tableformat=Excel in some of the query strings. Use of this option inserts an apostrophe
(‘) before any table value that should be interpreted literally. This prevents Excel from potentially
converting a value (such as a CPG name) that begins with a number into a number string.
The objects_present report requires the category (see “category” (page 129) ) and table
(see “table” (page 132) ) parameters. The category parameter must be one of daily, hourly
or hires. The valid table values for the report are described in Table 58 (page 169) . Exactly one
value for the category and table parameters must be specified.
For example, the following query string produces the output displayed at the top in Figure 58
(page 169) :
http://localhost/cgi-bin/3par-rpts/
inserv_perf.exe?report=objects_present&objectpres=cpg_name&table=ldspace&
category=hourly&tableformat=excel
Removing tableformat=excel from this query string produces the output displayed at the
bottom in
Figure 58 (page 169) .
Figure 58 Using the tableformat=excel Option
Table 58 Objects Present Report table values
table values Report
pdspace objects_present& “objectpres= cageid”
(page 170) objectpres= cageid on page 8.65
ldspacevvspace statld objects_present& “objectpres= cpg_name”
(page 171) objectpres= cpg_name on page 8.66
pdspace statpd objects_present& “objectpres= diskspeed”
(page 171) objectpres= diskspeed on page 8.67
ldspacepdspace statpd objects_present& “objectpres= disktype”
(page 172) objectpres= disktype on page 8.68
ldspacevvspace statld statvlunstatvvcmp objects_present& “objectpres= domain_name”
(page 172) objectpres= domain_name on page 8.69
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