HP XP Array Manager Software - Manual (Page 32)

Italic indicates variables that should be changed according to program products or operations.
Table 12 (page 32) shows you how to write these elements.
Table 12 Contents of a Spreadsheet
Content Element
See “Available Types and Operation Tags” (page 32) . Version number
CLI_LUSE Program product
See “Available Types and Operation Tags” (page 32) . Type
Operation
See “Saving LDEV Information” (page 32) and the
subsequent sections.
Parameter
Available Types and Operation Tags
Available operation tags differ depending on the types. The version number that you write in the
spreadsheet declaration depends on the operation tags.
Table 13 (page 32) shows the relationship
among types, operation tags, and version numbers supported by LUN Expansion.
Table 13 Relationship Among the Types, Operation Tags, and Version Numbers
Template Version Number Operation Tag Type
Luse_Get_def_.spd 05_03_01 LUSE Get
Luse_Expansion_def_.spd 05_03_01 Expansion Volume Operation
Luse_Release_def_.spd Release
The operation tags above can be used only for LUN Expansion. In addition, other operation tags
that are common for all program products can also be used in a spreadsheet. For details on
common operation tags, see the HP StorageWorks XP24000/XP20000 Remote Web Console
User Guide. For detailed information about the parameters for each operation tag, see the following
sections.
You can quickly write a spreadsheet if you make a copy of the provided templates and then modify
the copy. For information about the location of the templates, see the HP StorageWorks
XP24000/XP20000 Remote Web Console User Guide.
Saving LDEV Information
You can save information about LDEVs that have been or can be combined into LUSE volumes in
a file. To do this, specify a spreadsheet when you execute the CFLGET command using the CFL
Extension. Specify the LUSE tag as shown below. By specifying the GET_ALL parameter in the LUSE
tag, information about the combined LDEVs in a LUSE volume and uncombined LDEVs will be saved
in a file.
[LUSE]
GET_ALL,;
The information about combined LDEVs is listed in a hierarchical structure by using the + identifier.
Table 14 (page 33) shows the hierarchical structure and the identifier in a saved file.
32 Using Spreadsheets for LUSE Operations