Route List Structure - HP XP P9500 Reference Manual

Route List Structure

Table 143 (page 331)
is HCC.ROUTELIST.dad-id.
NOTE: You can use the YKDROP command to invalidate all the REXX variables in any route list
structure that was loaded by using the YKLOAD command.
Each REXX variable is preceded by a period (.).
Table 143 Route List Structure
REXX variables
ID
MultiAccessEnable
1
APID
IF#
CYL
HD
SLOTSIZE
0
2
n
Priority
0
3
n
SerialNum
DADID
IFTYPE
CDEV
shows the route list structure. The prefix for the name of the route list structure
1
Devn
1
Volser
1
CUNum
1
SSID
1
CCA
0
4 5
n
APID
5
LABEL
5
Devn
5
Volser
5
CUNum
5
SSID
5
CCA
Description
Route list ID
Multiaccess (Whether multiple command device lines have been
loaded for one route)
1: Enabled (Multiple command device lines have been loaded)
0: Disabled (One command device line has been loaded)
APID
Unique IF# given to local host (0x00-1F)
First cylinder (fixed value of 0001)
First track (fixed value of 00)
Slot size of dummy dataset (fixed value of 2000)
Number of Routes
Route priority (fixed value of 1)
Number of the storage system used as route entry
Storage system serial number used as route entry
DAD ID to which a command device belongs
Storage system interface version
Device number of the command device in the storage system
Volume serial number of command device in DKC
CU number of the command device in the storage system
SSID of the command device in the storage system
CCA of the command device in the storage system
Number of command devices in the storage system (number of n)
APID
Route label
Device number of the command device in the storage system
Volume serial number of the command device in the storage system
CU number of the command device in the storage system
SSID of the command device in the storage system
CCA of the command device in the storage system
About REXX Variable Structures 331