HP XP P9000 RAID Manager Reference Guide (T1610-96061, January 2014)

Command | rmawk @1-eq:PAIR -a @2-ne:0
• Performs the operation as a testing if there is one "exe="..."" but no "@variable" in the
specified option.
rmawk exe="Command line" [@expression1] Logical operator [@expression2] …
Example:
rmawk exe="Command line" @2-eq:PAIR -o @2-eq:PSUS
And performs as an waiting command if "timeout=value" is specified as an option.
rmawk exe="Command line" [@expression1] Logical operator [@expression2] timeout=6
Example:
rmawk exe="Command line" @2-eq:COPY timeout=300
• Other than the above, it performs the multiple "exe="Command line"" commands that include
contexts written in multiple formulas and the variable parameters by interpreting the STDIN.
Command | rmawk [@expression1] Logical operator [@expression2] exe="Command line"
Example:
Command | rmawk @3-eq:TAR exe="Command line @1"
Command | rmawk @3-eq:TAR exe="Command line(true) @1" -n exe="Command line(false) @1"
Because the command runs with the result of TRUE, multiple command can be performed if
you keep writing lines ("exe="command line2"", "exe="command line3"", and so on).
Command | rmawk [@expression1] Logical operator [@expression2] exe="Command line1" exe="Command
line2" exe="Command line3"
Example:
Command | rmawk @3-eq:TAR exe="Command line @1" exe="Command line2 @1"
Command | rmawk @3-eq:TAR exe="Command line(true) @1" exe="Command line2(true) @1" -n
exe="Command line(false) @1"
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