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

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DEFINE STORAGE<br />

Response 3: (when CONFIGuration was specified)<br />

Storage Configuration:<br />

configspec<br />

Extent Specification Address Range<br />

---------------------------------- -------------------------------------<br />

0.ssssssssssssssu 00000000_00000000 - endadres_endadres<br />

boundaryaddresu.ssssssssssssssu begadres_begadres - endadres_endadres<br />

boundaryadru-nnnnu.ssssssssssssssu begadres_begadres - endadres_endadres<br />

where:<br />

188 z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>CP</strong> <strong>Comm<strong>and</strong>s</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Utilities</strong> <strong>Reference</strong><br />

configspec<br />

is the storage configuration specification input used on the DEFine<br />

STORage CONFIGuration comm<strong>and</strong> that defines the current storage<br />

configuration.<br />

The extent specification portion of the response is the information supplied via the<br />

Query Virtual STORage comm<strong>and</strong> <strong>and</strong> lists each configuration extent on a line. The<br />

address range portion of the response is the extent information converted to their<br />

beginning <strong>and</strong> ending addresses.<br />

Extent Specification Field Definitions:<br />

boundaryaddresu | boundaryadru<br />

the boundary address as specified in the DEFine STorage CONFIGuration<br />

comm<strong>and</strong>. u is the unit of measure.<br />

ssssssssssssssu<br />

is 1-14 decimal digits followed by a units suffix, used to define an extent<br />

size.<br />

nnnnu<br />

is the decrement specified in DEFINE STORAGE CONFIG used to modify<br />

the extent start boundary address, expressed as 1-4 decimal digits followed<br />

by a units suffix (which must be a smaller unit of measure than that used<br />

for the start address it modifies). The decrement is subtracted from the<br />

base start boundary specification to determine the effective extent start<br />

boundary address.<br />

Address Range Field Definitions:<br />

begadres_begadres<br />

is the 16-digit extent start address expressed in hexadecimal (ends in<br />

X'00000', a megabyte boundary). Underscores are used for readability if<br />

SET UNDERSCORE ON has been issued.<br />

endadres_endadres<br />

is the 16-digit extent end address expressed in hexadecimal (ends in<br />

X'FFFFF', one less than a megabyte boundary). Underscores are used for<br />

readability if SET UNDERSCORE ON has been issued.

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