4.0.0 HP Polyserve Matrix Server Command Reference Guide (T5392-96048, March 2010)

clear—Clear a monitor event
mx vssasinstance clear <vssas\ssas_instance> <netif> ...
delete—Delete a Virtual SSAS instance
mx vssasinstance delete [–force yes|no] <vssas\ssas_instance>
The --force yes option will delete a Virtual SSAS on a node that is down.
disable—Disable a Virtual SSAS instance
mx vssasinstance disable <vssas\ssas_instance> <netif> ...
dump—Dump the Virtual SSAS instance configuration to stdout
mx vssasinstance dump
enable—Enable a Virtual SSAS Instance
mx vssasinstance enable <vssas\ssas_instance> <netif> ...
status—Display the status of a Virtual SSAS Instance
mx vssasinstance status [arguments] <vssas\ssas_instance>
The arguments are:
[--up|--down]
[--primary|--backup]
[--enabled|--disabled]
[--active|--inactive]
[--showApplication]
With no arguments, the command shows status for all Virtual SSAS instances.
update—Modify a Virtual SSAS Instance
mx vssasinstance update [arguments] <vssas\ssas_instance>
The arguments are the same as vssasinstance add, with the exception that the
--vpath and --revirtualize arguments do not apply. If you need to change
the port assignment, first delete the Virtual SSAS Instance and then recreate it using
the new port number.
sleep command
The sleep command is useful when executing mx commands from a batch file. It
has the following syntax:
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