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Chapter 5. Using the Pool Volume Manager 23
Flag Option
-q
Be quiet. Do not display output from the command.
-V
Display command version information, then exit.
-v
Verbose operation.
Table 5-2.
pool_tool
Command Options
5.2.2.
pool_assemble
The
pool_assemble
command activates and deactivates pools on a system (refer to Table 5-3 and
Table 5-4). One or more pool names can be specified on the command line, indicating the pools to be
activated or deactivated. If no pools are specified on the command line, all pools will be acted upon.
Flag Function Section/Page Reference
-a
Activate pool(s) Section 5.6 Activating/Deactivating a Pool Volume
-r
Deactivate pool(s) Section 5.6 Activating/Deactivating a Pool Volume
Table 5-3.
pool_assemble
Command Functions
Flag Option
-D
Enable debugging output.
-h
Help. Show usage information.
-q
Be quiet. Do not display output from the command.
-V
Display command version information, then exit.
-v
Verbose operation.
Table 5-4.
pool_assemble
Command Options
5.2.3.
pool_info
The
pool_info
command scans disks directly and displays information about activated pools in
a system; that is, pools that have been assembled with the
pool_assemble
command (refer to
Table 5-5 and Table 5-6). Information about pools that are present but not assembled is excluded from
the information displayed with a
pool_info
command. One or more pool names can be specified on
the command line to select information about specific pools. If no pool name is specified, information
on all pools is returned.
Flag Function Section/Page Reference
-c
Clear statistics Section 5.13 Using Pool Volume Statistics