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Top Forums UNIX for Dummies Questions & Answers Simple script Post 302431732 by colinwilson1303 on Tuesday 22nd of June 2010 07:47:26 PM
Old 06-22-2010
Scrutinizer

First things first:

O/S is:
Code:
# uname -a
SunOS 5.8 Generic_117000-05 sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Fire-V240
#

This command worked better this time and is passing the right parameters into command which is great - however it is not quite working when I use it properly:

Code:
# symcfg -sid 1474 -fa all list | {
> read x;read x;read x;read x
> while IFS="-$IFS" read x director port x; do
> echo "symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir $director -p $port list database -nop"
> done
> }
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir Port -p WWN list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir Addressing -p  list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14A -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14A -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14B -p 0 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14B -p 1 list database -nop
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database -nop
#
# symcfg -sid 1474 -fa all list | {
> read x;read x;read x;read x
> while IFS="-$IFS" read x director port x; do
> echo "symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir $director -p $port list database"
> symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir $director -p $port list database | awk '{print $3}' >>1474_FA_DB_output
> done
> }
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir Port -p WWN list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir Addressing -p  list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14A -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14A -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 3B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 6B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 11B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 13B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14B -p 0 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 14B -p 1 list database
'sid': Invalid action.
symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir  -p  list database
'sid': Invalid action.
#

However if I issue command on its own it works:

Code:
# symmaskdb -sid 1474 -dir 4A -p 1 list database
Symmetrix ID            : 000284701474
Database Type           : Type2
Last updated at         : 04:14:48 AM on Thu Jun 10,2010
Director Identification : FA-4A
Director Port           : 1
                               User-generated
Identifier        Type   Node Name        Port Name         Devices
----------------  -----  ---------------------------------  ---------
50060b00000abb5e  Fibre  50060b00000abb5e 50060b00000abb5e  0386:0387
                                                            05A0:0621
50060b00000abf38  Fibre  50060b00000abf38 50060b00000abf38  0388:0389
                                                            05A0:0621
50060b00002589e2  Fibre  50060b00002589e2 50060b00002589e2  0380
                                                            06AA:06DA
50060b00001d8c36  Fibre  50060b00001d8c36 50060b00001d8c36  0381
                                                            06AA:06DA
50060b00002589ec  Fibre  50060b00002589ec 50060b00002589ec  039F
                                                            06AA:06DA
50060b00000ac882  Fibre  50060b00000ac882 50060b00000ac882  038A:038B
                                                            05A0:0621

I cannot tell you how much this is going to help me with many different commands. can you break down the command for me so I can understand how this works - once I understand I can then use for many other different queries and troubleshooting.

As for the other command it did not really return anything - but here is the output:

Code:
# symcfg -sid 1474 -fa all list | awk 'NR==5' | od -c
0000000  \n
0000001
#

Again thanks for your help.
 

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