Ryosuke,

This line contains the disk information:


The disk is DA-10B C0.

And this line shows you the hyper number on the physical disk:


So the volume you are running the query on is the 10th hyper on disk DA-10B C0.

To see what else is on that physical disk, try 'symdisk -v list', and look for a section that looks like this:

Hypers (16):
{
# Vol Emulation Dev Type Mirror Status Cap(MB)
--- ---- ---------------- ---- ------------- ------ -------------- --------
1 61 FBA 049D Data 1 Ready 8632
2 62 FBA 04D5 Data 1 Ready 8632
3 63 FBA 050D Data 1 Ready 8632
4 64 FBA 0545 Data 1 Ready 8632
5 65 FBA 057D Data 1 Ready 8632
6 66 FBA 05B5 Data 1 Ready 8632
7 67 FBA 05ED Data 1 Ready 8632
8 68 FBA 0625 Data 1 Ready 8632
9 69 FBA 065D Data 1 Ready 8632
10 70 FBA 0695 Data 1 Ready 8632
11 71 FBA 06CD Data 1 Ready 8632
12 72 FBA 0705 Data 1 Ready 8632
13 73 FBA 073D Data 1 Ready 8632
14 74 FBA 0775 Data 1 Ready 8632
15 75 FBA 07AD Data 1 Ready 8632
16 76 FBA 07E5 Data 1 Ready 8632
}

The 'Dev' column shows you the Symmetrix volume ID of each hyper on the disk.

Hope that helps,

- Sean

question answerd

Thanks Sean, this is the informaiton I wanted!!!

Cheers,

Ryosuke

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