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

Table 149 Route List Structure (continued)
DescriptionREXX variables
Storage system serial number used as route entrySerialNumn
2
DAD ID to which a command device belongsDADID
Storage system interface versionIFTYPE
Device number of the command device in the storage systemDevnCDEV
Volume serial number of command device in DKCVolser
CU number of the command device in the storage systemCUNum
SSID of the command device in the storage systemSSID
CCA of the command device in the storage systemCCA
1
Created for each Route.
2
Created for each storage system used in Route.
Message Structure
Table 150 (page 331) shows the message structure. The prefix for the name of the message structure
is stem-name-specified-in-MSG-parameter. Each REXX variable is preceded by a period (.).
The CLI commands and scripts of Business Continuity Manager return a result to the caller by using
the REXX variable in the message structure. See the description of each command for how the
message structure is used.
Table 150 Message Structure
DescriptionREXX variables
Number of messages (number of n)0
Severity levelSeverityn
1
Message ID and Message textText
Additional informationValue
1
Created for each command. When more than one message exists in one command, the process is repeated for each
message.
NOTE: The element names ending with 0 include the number of .n. elements of the node after
REXX conversion.
Device Information Structure
Table 151 (page 331) shows the device information structure. The prefix for the name of the device
information structure is stem-name-specified-in-STEM-parameter-of-the-YKQRYDEV-command. Each
REXX variable is preceded by a period (.).
Table 151 Device Information Structure
DescriptionREXX variables
Existence of device information structure (Valid)Info
1
SSID of the specified volumeSSID
Storage system serial number of the specified
volume
Serialnum
CU number of the specified volumeCUNum
About REXX Variable Structures 331