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dpm-listspaces

DPM-LISTSPACES(1)					    DPM Administrator Commands						 DPM-LISTSPACES(1)

NAME

       dpm-listspaces - Display Disk Pool Manager pools and space reservations

SYNOPSIS

       dpm-listspaces [ --poolspoolname,poolname2...  --reservationstoken,token2...  --children --parents --long --domaindpm-domain --basedirdpns-
       basedir ]

DESCRIPTION

       dpm-listspaces Display Disk Pool Manager pools and space reservations and their detailed configuration. The most  up-to-date  documentation
       can be obtained with option --help.

OPTIONS

       --poolspoolname,poolname2...
	      Display information only about listed pools or --all for all pools.

       --reservationstoken,token2...
	      Display information only about listed space reservations or --all for all reservations.

       --children
	      Display information about reservations contained in selected pools.

       --parents
	      Display information about pools containing selected reservations.

       --long Detailed information (e.g. file systems in pools).

       --domaindomain
	      Name of DPM domain, if not current host domain name.

       --basedirdirectory
	      Name of DPNS base directory, defaults to "home".

       --help Online help about options

       --version
	      Program version and detailed information about this tool

EXIT STATUS

       This program returns 0 if the operation was successful or >0 if the operation failed.

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							   $Date: 2009/04/20 15:08:04 $ 					 DPM-LISTSPACES(1)