HP P9000 Business Continuity Manager Reference Guide (T5253-96058, September 2011)

Table Of Contents
Table 121 Which File Results in Which REXX Variable Structure
REXX variable structure that is createdLoaded fileSpecified parameter
GROUP
Copy group structure Copy group definition file
Disk configuration definition file Host-Discovered Array Index
structure
Host-Discovered Array structure
ROUTE
Route list structure Disk configuration definition file
Route list definition file Host-Discovered Array Index
structure
Command device definition file
Host-Discovered Array structure
PATH
Host-Discovered Array Index
structure
Disk configuration definition file
Path set definition file
Host-Discovered Array structure
Path set structure
NOTE: Regardless of the prefix specified in the STEM parameter, the Host-Discovered Array
Index structure is created with the prefix HCC.HDA, and the route list structure is created with the
prefix HCC.ROUTELIST. The created REXX variable structures take effect within the script.
Parameters
STEM(stem-name-1) ~ <REXX prefix of 64 or fewer characters>
Specify a prefix to be used for the REXX variable structure that stores information when a
configuration file is loaded.
PREFIX(prefix) ~ <PREFIX string of 25 or fewer characters>
Specify the prefix of the configuration file name.
GROUP(copy-group-id) ~ <GROUP string>
When you are loading a copy group, specify the string obtained by removing the prefix.GRP.
portion from the copy group definition file name.
Maximum length that can actually be specified = 44 - (5 + PREFIX-length)
DAD(dad-id) ~ <DAD string>
Specify the DAD ID (host DAD ID) specified in the current host DAD ID.
You must specify this parameter when you operate the copy group.
Maximum length that can actually be specified = 44 - (13 + PREFIX-length).
ROUTE(route-list-id) ~ <ROUTE string of 8 or fewer characters>
Specify the route list ID to be loaded.
This parameter should be specified in the following cases:
When using the TrueCopy consistency preservation function
When the Remote DKC Control Function is used.
PATH(path-set-id) ~ <dataset prefix of 40 or fewer characters>
When you are loading a path set, specify the string obtained by removing the
path-set-ID-specified-in-PREFIX-parameter.PATH. portion from the path set definition file name.
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