z/VM: CP Commands and Utilities Reference - z/VM - IBM

QUERY CPOWNED
QUERY CPOWNED
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Query
Authorization
Purpose
Operands
CPOWNed
Usage Notes
Responses
DASd
VOLid
Privilege Class: G
Use QUERY CPOWNED to display the list of CP-owned DASD volumes.
DASd rdev
DASd rdev1-rdev2
tells CP to display information on only the CP-owned volumes whose addresses
are in the range specified.
VOLid volid
tells CP to display information on only the volid specified. You can specify the
volid as a generic volume identifier. A generic volume identifier is a 1- to
6-character pattern that can use asterisks (*) in place of zero or more
characters and percents (%) in place of exactly one character. For example,
VOLID *EM% displays all CP-owned volumes ending with a 3-character
sequence that begins with the letters ‘EM’.
1. If you specify no parameters on the QUERY CPOWNED command, CP displays
information on all CP-owned volumes, as well as gaps in the volume list.
2. You can use the DEFINE CPOWNED command (page 141) to bring new
CP-owned volumes on line into empty slots in the volume list. CP allocates
empty slots for every slot number that was skipped in the system configuration
file. You can define additional empty slots at the end of the list of CP-owned
DASD by explicitly defining them in the system configuration file with
CP_OWNED statements.
Response 1:
rdev
rdev1-rdev2
volid
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If you enter the QUERY CPOWNED command with no operands, you may see a
response similar to this:
Slot Vol-ID Rdev Type Status
1 ESARES 0A0F Own Online and attached
2 ESAP01 0A01 Own Online and attached
3 ESAP02 0A02 Own Online and attached
4 ESAP03 0A03 Own Online and attached
5 ------ ---- --- Reserved
6 ESAP05 0A05 Share Online
7 ESAP06 0A06 Own Online
8 ESAP07 0A07 Own Online
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