Veritas Storage Foundation Intelligent Storage Provisioning 5.0.1 Administrators Guide, HP-UX 11i v3, First Edition, November 2009

Here the types ts, pd and ps indicate template set, storage pool and storage pool
set definitions respectively.
To print the details of elements in the Configuration Database, use the following
command:
# vxtemplate -C print [template=t1[,t2...]] \
[capability=c1[,c2...]] [template_set=ts1[,ts2...]] \
[storage_pool_set=ps1[,ps2...]] \
[pool_definition=pd1[,pd2...]]
For storage pools and disk groups, you can print the details of certain elements
by specifying these as arguments to the command, as in the following example:
# vxtemplate -C print template_set=DataMirroring,Raid5Templates
You can also use the listcapability, listtemplate, listtemplateset,
listpooldefinition and listpoolset keywords of vxtemplate to list only the
capabilities or templates that are associated with the specified disk group and/or
storage pool. Similarly, the printcapability, printtemplate,
printtemplateset, printpooldefinition and printpoolset keywords are used
to print the element definitions in detail. For more information, see the
vxtemplate(1M) manual page.
Deactivating and reactivating templates
By default, templates are activated when they are associated with a storage pool.
You can run the following vxtemplate deactivate command to prevent one or
more templates from being used in the storage pool with which they have been
associated:
# vxtemplate [-g diskgroup] [-P pool] deactivate \
template=t1[,t2...]
If the template is currently in use, ISP displays an error message.
You can reactivate templates by using the following vxtemplate activate
command:
# vxtemplate [-g diskgroup] [-P pool] activate \
template=t1[,t2...]
131Administering volume templates and other configuration elements
Deactivating and reactivating templates