1 01/12/2018  display_volume_log
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 3 Syntax as a command:  display_volume_log vlname {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  displays a summary of the dump volumes that contain
 7 information dumped from a specified physical volume.
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10 Arguments:
11 vlname
12    is the name of the volume log.  The volog suffix is assumed if not
13    specified.
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16 Control arguments:
17 -all, -a
18    specifies that information about all types of volume dumps, the
19    disk label information recorded at the time of the dump and
20    processing statistics are to be displayed.
21 -complete, -comp
22    specifies that information about only complete mode dump volumes is
23    to be displayed.
24 -consolidated, -cons
25    specifies that information about only consolidated mode dump volumes
26    is to be displayed.
27 -incremental, -incr
28    specifies that information about only incremental mode dump volumes
29    is to be displayed.
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32 -header, -he
33    specifies that the dump volumes will be displayed with the output
34    header (Default).
35 -label, -lbl
36    specifies that the disk label information stored at the time of
37    the dump is to be displayed.
38 -no_header, -nhe
39    specifies that the dump volumes will be displayed without the
40    header.
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43 -no_label, -nlbl
44    specifies that the disk label information stored at the time of the
45    dump is not to be displayed.
46 -status, -st
47    specifies that processing totals for segments, directories and
48    volumes is to be displayed.
49 -volname STR, -vol STR
50    specifies that only the information pertinent to the dump volume
51    named STR is to be printed.
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54 -working_dir, -wd
55    specifies that the volume backup databases are to be found relative
56    to the working directory.  The default is to look for them relative
57    to the >daemon_dir_dir>volume_backup directory.  This control
58    argument can be used to display volume logs for physical volumes
59    that are not part of the currently mounted storage system.  This
60     control argument is optional.
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63 Notes:  If no modes (-incr, -cons, or -comp) are specified, information
64 about all modes is displayed.