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volume list Command Output Specification

The output of this command is a table which contains the following columns:

• Scope Name
• Volume Name
• Size(MB)
• State
• Filesystem
• Mirrored
• Mount State

For application, catalog, and cache scopes, the Scope Name column is not included in the output.

If the --verbose option is specified, Link and Comment columns are included in the output.
The states for a volume are:

• "ok" - all mirrors are available and synchronized
• "degraded" - volume is accessible, but at least one mirror is down
• "repairing" - volume is being repaired
• "migrating" - volume is being migrated
• "error" - all mirrors are invalid

The mount states for a volume are:

• "available" - volume is available
• "in-use" - volume is in use by a running application
• "mounted" - volume is mounted on the controller

If the --batch option is specified, the output of this command is the following:
volume name : scope_type=val, scope_name=val, size=val, \
state=val, filesystem=val, n_mirrors=val, \
mount_state=val,[link=volume,] comment=val

The output specifies a single volume per line.

volume info

The output of this command is the following:

Name             : val
Link              : val (display only if volume is a symbolic link)
Comment          : val
Size             : val
State            : val
Progress         : val% (displayed only if in transitional state)
Filesystem       : val
Mount State      : val
Mounted Device   : val
Current Users    : val
Attributes       : val
Time Created     : val
Time Written     : val
Time Accessed    : val
Number Mirrors   : val
Mirrors          :
   (Table containing the following columns: Server, State)

If the --batch option is specified, the output of this command is the following:

volume name      
   {
   link           = val
   comment       = "val"
   size          = val
   state         = val
   progress      = val (displayed only if in transitional state)
   filesystem    = val
   mount_state   = val
   mount_path    = val
   n_users       = val
   attributes    = val
   time_created  = val
   time_written  = val
   time_accessed = val
   n_mirrors     = val
   mirror <name> : server = val, state = val
   ...
   }