The VOLUTIL SHOWSET command is used to display information about a particular volume set.  The master volume of the volume set must be mounted in the MASTER state as displayed by the DSTAT command.
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Displays volume set information.
Syntax | 
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     SHOWSET [SNAME=]sname
     [[INFO=] { CLASSES
                VOLUMES
                SETINFO
                DSTATUS
                STORAGE [;FREE][;PERM][;TRANS]
                LABELS [;MPEIX]
                MIRROR
                STRUCT }]
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Parameter | 
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- sname
 The name assigned to the mirrored volume set.  Required.
- MIRROR
 Include mirrored volume set information in the display.  Optional.
None of the other SHOWSET options are affected by mirrored disks. For a detailed account of the other options, refer to the Volume Management Reference Manual (32650-90045).
Example | 
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This example shows how to use the VOLUTIL SHOWSET command.
   volutil:SHOWSET ADMIN_SET MIRROR
   Volume Name  Vol Status  Mirr Status  Ldev  Mirr ldev
   - - - - - - - - - - - -  - - - - - -  - - - - - - - - 
   MEMBER1      MASTER      USER         30    *
   MEMBER1      MASTER      BACKUP       31    *
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Since the volume set is split, the "Mirr Ldev" field is not valid and displays "*"s.  The previous partner volume may or may not be mounted on the system.  If the volume set names and volume names match, the LDEVs can be assumed to have been mirrored partners.
   volutil:SHOWSET PROD_SET MIRROR
   Volume Name  Vol Status  Mirr Status  Ldev  Mirr ldev
   - - - - - - - - - - - -  - - - - - -  - - - - - - - - 
   MEMBER1      MASTER      NORMAL       30    31   
   MEMBER1      MASTER      NORMAL       31    30   
   MEMBER2      MEMBER      DISABLED     32    33   
   MEMBER2      MEMBER      NON-MIRROR   33    32   
   MEMBER3      MEMBER      REPAIR-DEST  34    35   
   MEMBER3      MEMBER      REPAIR-SRCE  35    34   
   MEMBER4      MEMBER      STAGED-DEST  36    37   
   MEMBER4      MEMBER      STAGED-SRCE  37    36   
   MEMBER5      MEMBER      PENDING      38    *   
   MEMBER6      MEMBER      SUSPEND_MIRR 39    *   
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Table 5-2 SHOWSET Mirrored Disk States
| States | Description | Volume Available? | 
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| NORMAL | Disks being mirrored. | Yes | 
| PENDING | Partner  did not mount upon system startup or VSOPEN. | No | 
| DISABLED | Disk failure after volume mounted. | No, but partner is. | 
| NON-MIRROR | Disk does not have mirrored partner. Partner went disabled after mounting. | Yes | 
| SUSPEND-MIRROR | Disk does not have mirrored partner because partner did not mount and operator issued a SUSPENDMIRRVOL command. | Yes  | 
| REPAIR-DEST | Disk being repaired (copied to). | Yes | 
| REPAIR-SRCE | Disk initiating repair (copied from). | Yes | 
| STAGED-DEST | Disk awaiting repair as a REPAIR-DEST. | No, but partner is. | 
| STAGED-SRCE | Disk awaiting repair as a REPAIR-SRCE. | Yes
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