IBM System Storage DS3000 Programming Manual page 39

The recurring syntax and the syntax values that you can use with the syntax are listed in the following
table:
Note: A command statement appears in a monospace font. The statement variables are in a monospace
italic font. Options are described separately, and usually the choices are shown as TRUE or FALSE, as a
letter (a), a number (42), or a number-range (0-99) selection.
Table 2-4. Recurring Syntax Elements
Recurring Syntax
raid-level
repository-raid-level
capacity-spec
segment-size-spec
boolean
user-label
user-label-list
create-raid-logicalDrive-attr-value-
list
create-raid-logicalDrive-attribute-
value-pair
noncontroller-enclosureID
slotID
portID
drive-spec
drive-spec-list
enclosureID-list
esm-spec-list
Syntax Value
(0 | 1 | 3 | 5 | 6)
(1 | 3 | 5 | 6)
integer-literal[KB | MB | GB | TB | Bytes]
integer-literal
(TRUE | FALSE)
string-literal
Valid characters are alphanumeric, the dash, and
the underscore.
user-label {user-label}
create-raid-logicalDrive-attribute-value-
pair {create-raid-logicalDrive-attribute-
value-pair}
capacity=capacity-spec | owner=(a | b) |
cacheReadPrefetch=(TRUE | FALSE) |
segmentSize=integer-literal
usageHint=usage-hint-spec
(0-99)
(1-32)
(0-127)
enclosureID,slotID or enclosureID,
drawerID,slotID, depending on the type
of storage enclosure
A drive is defined as two or three integer literal
values separated by a comma. Low-density
enclosures require two values. High-density
enclosures, those enclosures that have disk drive
drawers, require three values.
drive-spec {drive-spec}
enclosureID {enclosureID}
esm-spec {esm-spec}
Chapter 2. About the Script Commands
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