HP XP P9000 for Business Continuity Manager Software Reference Guide

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</Ports>

</CUPath>

<DKCPath Shared="Y"

PriSerialNum="ABCD1" PriModel="USPV" PriIFType="2020"

PriPathID="00"

SecSerialNum="FGHK2" SecModel="USPV" SecIFType="2020"

SecPathID="00"

</Ports>

</Ports>

</DKCPath>

</Paths>

</APIInfo>

About REXX Variable Structures

The XML format configuration files in “XML Document Type Definitions” (page 309) are loaded to

the REXX variable structures by YKLOAD command that Business Continuity Manager processes

with the REXX variable structure. This section describes the REXX variable structures used in Business

Continuity Manager. To code REXX script, consult the descriptions of the REXX variables in this

section as necessary.

NOTE: In this manual, REXX variables and their contents use characters that are defined in the

U.S. code page (037). If you use a code page other than 037, correct values might not be acquired

or displayed.

Copy Group Structure

The copy group structure is created by the YKLOAD command based on XML-format configuration

files.

NOTE: You can use the YKDROP command to drop the REXX variables in any copy group structure

that was loaded by using the YKLOAD command.

Table 145 (page 324) shows the copy group structure when a configuration file is loaded. The

prefix for the name of the copy group structure is stem-name-specified-in-STEM-parameter. Each

REXX variable is preceded by a period ('.').

Table 145 Copy Group Structure

DescriptionREXX variables

Last update IDUpdateID

Copy group IDID

Descriptions added by the userDescription

SIMPLEX count (sum value of

CopyGroup.n.SimplexCt)

SimplexCt

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