Setmountpointsprefixinrepository - HP 418800-B21 - StorageWorks Modular Smart Array 70 Storage Enclosure Command Reference Manual

Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
SetListVariable ( %value% )
Value. Enter or select a values to store in a variable assignment.
Examples
$disklist = SetListVariable ( ("\\Array2\Cats", "\\Array2\Dogs", "\\Array3\Cars") )
Comments
• Associated validation commands. None
• Agent and license prerequisites. None
• Command result value. None. For a complete list, see
• OS specifics. None
• To refer to the variable elsewhere in the job, you must enter a variable assignment. See
assignments.
SetMountPointsPrefixInRepository
Specifies a mount point prefix for the host volumes that underlie an Oracle database. The host volumes
that are subject to the mount point prefix are identified by reference to the enabled host and database
specified by the repository.
Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
SetMountPointsPrefixInRepository ( %oraclerepository_unc_name%, %mountpoints_prefix% )
UNC Oracle Repository Name (%oraclerepository_unc_name% ). Select or enter the UNC name of the
repository whose host volumes are to be mounted.
Mount Points prefix (%mountpoints_prefix% ). Enter the prefix (full path) to be used for the mount points.
The drive letter and path must exist on the enabled host when the job is run. The replication manager
automatically assigns mount points on this path.
Examples
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Job concepts, templates and commands
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SetMountPointsPrefixInRepository ( "\\HostA2\Catalog 20051214.021405", "E:\" )
SetMountPointsPrefixInRepository ( "\\HostA2\Catalog 20051214.021405",
"E:\pets\cats" )
command result values.