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Date:  Tuesday, May 04, 1999 10:18 AM

Subject: Re: Formatting of Query  Outputs


<fontfamily><param>Arial</param>>G'day,

>

>You can also  do:

>

>dsmadmc -serv=someserv -id=xxx -pass=yyy -tabdelimited q stg  f=d

>

>or

>

>dsmadmc -serv=someserv -id=xxx -pass=yyy  -commadelimited q stg f=d

>

>or

>

>use the SELECT  command against the STGPOOLS table

>

>The "set sqldisplaymode  wide" command will only make a difference if
you are doing SELECT rather  than  QUERY.

>

>

>regards,

>

>Trevor

>

>

>-----Original  Message-----

>From: Dwight Cook [mailto:decook AT AMOCO DOT COM]

>Sent:  Tuesday,4 May 1999 6:12

>To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU

>Subject: Re:  Formatting of Query Outputs

>

>

>     Ya  want something like :

>

>       10YRARCH  3590DEVC  0.0  0.0  0.0  90   70

>      10YRARCHCP1  RMTSRV01   0.0  0.0

>      3590P1  3590DEVC   9,192,543.9  7.7  11.0  90   70

>      DISKPOOL1  DISK   71,519.0  1.2  1.2  10  0   3590P1

>      PR3590  3590DEVC   14,698,668.0  64.2  65.1  100   99

>      PRPOOL  DISK  334,330.0   84.5  22.3  10  0   PR3590

>      VIRTTAPE  RMTSRV05   2,547,593.9  0.1  0.2  90   70

>

>     these are the columns of a regular 'q  stg' which are space

>      separated...

>

>     I did it by...  (whew!)

>      #!/bin/ksh

>     dsmadmc -serv=someserv -id=xxx  -pass=yyy q stg f=d | egrep
'(Storage

>     Pool  Name:|Device Class Name:|Estimated Capacity|Pct  Util:|Pct

>     Migr:|High Mig Pct:|Low Mig Pct:|Next  Storage Pool:)' | cut -d':'
-f2
>     | paste -s  -d'       \n' -
>     | paste -s  -d'       \n' -

>      exit

>

>     here is the normal  stuff...

>adsm> q  stg

>

>Storage       Device       Estimated     Pct    Pct  High  Low  Next

>Pool  Name    Class Name    Capacity    Util   Migr   Mig  Mig
Storage

>                                (MB)                  Pct  Pct  Pool

>-----------  ----------   ----------  -----  -----  ----  ---
-----------
>10YRARCH      3590DEVC            0.0    0.0    0.0    90    70
>10YRARCH      3590DEVC            0.0    0.0    0.0    90    70

>10YRARCHCP1   RNTSRV01            0.0    0.0

>3590P1        3590DEVC    9,192,543.    7.7    11.0    90    70

>                                   9

>DISKPOOL1     DISK           71,519.0    1.2    1.2     10    0
3590P1

>PR3590        3590DEVC    14,698,668   64.2    65.1   100    99

>                                  .0

>PRPOOL        DISK         334,330.0    84.5   21.6    10    0
PR3590

>VIRTTAPE     RMTSRV05     2,547,593.    0.1    0.2     90    70

>                                   9

>

>

>

>

>

>

>______________________________  Reply Separator
_________________________________

>Subject: Re: Formatting  of Query Outputs

>Author:  Steven.Chaba (Steven_Chaba AT RGE DOT COM) at  unix,mime

>Date:    5/3/99 12:30  PM

>

>

>I tried this, no difference.

>

>Have I  angered the ADSM or SQL  dieties?

>

>Steven.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>Leo  Humar <<lhumar AT VIC.BIGPOND.NET DOT AU> on  05/03/99 10:58:53 AM

>

>Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor  Manager" <<ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>

>

>To:    ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU

>cc:     (bcc: Steven Chaba/RG&E)

>Subject:  Re: Formatting of Query  Outputs

>

>

>

>

>

>G'day

>

>If  you send the output to a file it will be formatted on one  line.

>

>in NT the command would be "query stgpool >  stgpool.txt"

>

>Leo Humar

>LCS Pty Ltd

>lhumar AT vic.bigpond.net DOT au

>

>

>-----Original  Message-----

>Fr

>From: Steven Chaba <<Steven_Chaba AT RGE DOT COM>

>To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU <<ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU>

>Date:  Tuesday, May 04, 1999 12:41 AM

>Subject: Formatting of Query  Outputs

>

>

>>(Runing server version 3.1.1.5 on  AIX.)

>>Here's a "pretty" question. When we do a "query  stgpool", we get the

>>following:

>>

>>ANS8000I  Server command: 'query  stgpool'

>>

>>Storage          Device           Estimated        Pct       Pct
High

>>Low     Next

>>Pool  Name       Class  Name       Capacity       Util      Migr
Mig

>>Mig      Storage

>>                                      (MB)
Pct

>>Pct      Pool

>>-----------      ----------     ----------      -----     -----
----
>>---      -----------
>>---      -----------

>>ARCHIVEPOOL      DISK               8,672.0        1.8       1.8
90

>>70      ARCHIVETAP-

>>EPOOL

>>ARCHIVETAP-      RGE             8,075,153.        0.2       0.5
90

>>70

>>  EPOOL                                   9

>>BACKUPPOOL       DISK              43,360.0      62.7       62.7
90

>>70      BACKUPTAPE-

>>POOL

>>BACKUPTAPE-      RGE             6,044,151.      48.5       70.4
90

>>70

>>  POOL                                    9

>>COPYARCHIV-      RGE                    0.0       0.0

>>  EPOOL

>>COPYBACKUP-      RGE             7,750,533.      14.3

>>  POOL                                    0

>>

>>How do we get the various columns (especially the  Estimated Capacity)
to

>>not wrap, but be displayed on a single line  for better readibility?
I

>tried

>>the "set sqldisplaymode  wide" command, but it didn't seem to make
any

>>difference. This  undesirable wrapping also is seen in the outputs of
other

>>commands.

>>

>>TIA

>>Steven

>>

>>Steven  Chaba

>>ADSM Admin(-in-Training)

>>Rochester Gas &  Electric

>>Rochester, NY USA

>>716.771.2137v    771.724.8227f  Steven_Chaba AT rge DOT com

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