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SHOWSET
The SHOWSET command displays information about a particular volume set.
The command shows all the classes and volumes that are members of the
volume set. Also, it displays device, label, and other information about
the volume set. Volume names preceded by an asterisk (*) have been
defined only and not initialized. Refer to the NEWVOL and INITVOL
commands in this chapter.
Task
Displays volume set information.
Capability
No special capability required.
Syntax
[ {STORAGE [;FREE][;PERM][;TRANS]}]
[ {CLASSES }]
[ {VOLUMES }]
SHOWSET [[SNAME=]sname] [[INFO=]{SETINFO }]
[ {DSTATUS }]
[ {LABELS }]
[ {STRUCT }]
Parameters
sname The volume set whose information is requested. The
master volume of this set must be mounted in the
MASTER state. Default is the current default
volume set. Optional.
CLASSES Displays the class name and index for each class in
the set. Optional.
VOLUMES Displays the volume name and index for each volume
in the set. Volume names preceded by an asterisk
(*) have been defined only and not initialized.
Refer to the NEWVOL and INITVOL commands in this
chapter. Optional.
SETINFO Displays the creation date, generation number, and
number of volumes and classes in the set. This is
the default if the INFO parameter is omitted.
Optional.
DSTATUS Like the DSTAT command. Displays the volume name,
ldev, device type, physical path for each volume in
the volume set that is currently online, and the
mount state. Optional.
STORAGE Displays disk storage information for volumes
currently available in the specified volume set.
The FREE, PERM, and TRANS options respectively show
the available free space and the permanent and
transient space allocations. All measurements are
in sectors. The default options are FREE, PERM,
and TRANS. Optional.
LABELS Displays the contents of the volume label for those
volumes of the set that are currently mounted and
online. Optional.
STRUCT Displays a summary of the current structure or
class/volume hierarchy for the specified set.
Optional.
Example
This example shows how to display set information using the SHOWSET
command with different parameters.
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| volutil: SHOWSET SNAME=BSET INFO=CLASSES |
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| Volume-class name: Index: |
| ----------------- ----- |
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| DISC 1 |
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| volutil: SHOWSET SNAME=BSET INFO=DSTATUS |
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| Volume name: State: Ldev: Type: Path: |
| ----------- ----- ---- ---- ---- |
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| BVOL1 MASTER 21 079330 8.0.4 |
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| volutil: SHOWSET SNAME=BSET INFO=STORAGE |
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| Volume name: Free: Permanent: Transient: Device size: |
| ----------- ---- --------- --------- ----------- |
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| BVOL1 1178032 401872 0 1579904 |
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| Total: 1178032 401872 0 1579904 |
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| volutil: SHOWSET SNAME=BSET INFO=LABELS |
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| Volume name: BSET:BVOL1 |
| Initialization date: TUE, OCT 20, 1987, 3:02 PM Volume type: 2 |
| Member number: 1 Number in set: 1 |
| Label Table Address: $00000500 MVT Address: $00000000 |
| Free Space Map Address: $00000070 Cold Load ID: $00000000 |
| Logical Volume ID: $05570001 494F0A24 Physical Volume ID: $0557000 1 494 |
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| volutil: SHOWSET SNAME=BSET INFO=STRUCT |
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| Volumes in set: BSET |
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| BVOL1 |
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| Classes in set: BSET |
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| DISC |
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| Volumes in class: BSET:DISC |
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| BVOL1 |
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| volutil: SHOWSET BSET INFO=VOLUMES |
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| Volume name: Index: |
| ----------- ----- |
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| BVOL1 1 |
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