vxprint

vxprint is a command that displays information about SFW and Volume Replicator objects.

Specifying the name of an object results in a display of information for the object. Hierarchies within record associations are displayed in an orderly fashion so that the structure of records is clear. Dashes ( - ) are displayed in the output wherever there is no available output value. If no option is specified in the command, the command defaults to the -h option.

The typical output format consists of single-line records, each of which include information such as record type, name, object association, object state, length, and other fields. A header line is also written before the record information.

When no disk group is specified with the command, objects in all the disk group are displayed.

Typing the following sequence brings up a description of its syntax:

vxprint -?

vxprint [-h] [-n] [-q] [-l] [-P] [-V] [-v] [-p] [-d] [-s] [-A] [-Q] [-G] [-E] [-g <DynamicDiskGroupName> ] [Name]

The following attributes apply:

-h

List record hierarchies.

-n

List record names.

-q

Suppress the field header in output display.

-l

List record information in verbose format.

-P

List Volume Replicator RLINK records.

-V

List Volume Replicator RVG records.

-v

List volume records.

-p

List plex records.

-d

List disk records.

-s

List subdisk records.

-A

Display all disk groups.

-Q

Suppress the diskgroup header.

-G

List disk groups.

-E

List enclosures.

<-gDynamicDiskGroupName>

Specifies the dynamic disk group.

<Name>

Specifies an object to process.

Example

vxprint -gAccounting test

This command displays information for the volume test in the disk group Accounting.

vxprint -v

This command displays information of all the volumes on the system.

vxprint -p

This command displays information of all the plexes on the system.