Example, Ldspaceunit, Values – HP 3PAR System Reporter Software User Manual
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example:
The following example specifies that the histogram should include all accesses:
&histbegin=1
ldspaceunit
Use the ldspaceunit option to determine the unit of measure for logical disk space reports.
This option can only be specified once in a given query string.
values:
Specify one of the following:
MiB (2^20 bytes)
(Default). Use megabytes (1,048,576 bytes) as the logical disk space unit. For this value, an escape
sequence may be required to retain spacing and special characters (for example,
“MiB%20%282%5E20%20bytes%29”).
GB (10^9 bytes)
Use gigabytes (1,000,000 bytes) as the logical disk space unit. For this value, an escape sequence
may be required to retain spacing and special characters (for example,
“GB%20%2810%5E9%20bytes%29”).
GiB (2^30 bytes)
Use gibibytes (1,024 megabytes) as the logical disk space unit. For this value, an escape sequence
may be required to retain spacing and special characters (for example,
“GiB%20%282%5E30%20bytes%29”).
examples:
The following example specifies that the logical disk space unit should be in megabytes:
&ldspaceunit=MiB%20%282%5E20%20bytes%29
The following example specifies that the logical disk space unit should be in gigabytes:
&ldspaceunit=GB%20%2810%5E9%20bytes%29
The following example specifies that the logical disk space unit should be in gibibytes:
&ldspaceunit=GiB%20%282%5E30%20bytes%29
pdspaceunit
Use the pdspaceunit option to determine the unit of measure for physical disk space reports.
This option can only be specified once in a given query string.
values:
Specify one of the following:
Chunklets
(Default). Use the chunklet (a 256-MB block of contiguous space on a physical disk) as the physical
disk space unit.
GB (10^9 bytes)
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