DECRAM$HELP.HLB  —  SHOW

1  –  DISK 

    Shows information about a memory disk(s) in both DECRAM$RECOVER.DAT
    and MDRECOVER.DAT recovery files. The recovery files are searched
    at boot time for memory disk(s) to restore.

    Format

      SHOW DISK  disk-device

1.1  –  Parameter 

 disk-device

    The memory disk(s) that you want to show information about.

1.2  –  Description 

    The DECRAM SHOW DISK command shows the following information about
    the specified memory disk. Note that if the disk-device parameter
    is not specified it will return a brief status on all disks in the
    recovery file.

    o  Its disk name; this is the name you specified on the DECRAM
       CREATE DISK command line.

    o  Its capacity in blocks.

    o  Its current volume label (if available).

    o  Local or Shared memory.

    o  Its persist, serve, and writebuffered status.

1.3  –  Examples 

    If there is no output from this command it means that there
    was no DECRAM$RECOVER.DAT file, no MDRECOVER.DAT file, or
    they were empty.

    1.DECRAM> SHOW DISK mda0

      From SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR]MDRECOVER.DAT
      Disk $4$MDA0 Size 110 Label MDA0
           Local memory, persist, serve, writebuffered.

    2.$ decram show disk

      From SYS$COMMON:[SYSMGR]MDRECOVER.DAT
      Disk $4$MDA0 Size 110 Label MDA0
      Disk $4$MDF0 Size 100 Label MDF0MDF0
      Disk $4$MDF1 Size 100 Label MDF1MDF1
      Disk $4$MDF2 Size 100 Label MDF2MDF2
      Disk $99$MDE0 Size 100 Label MDE0

2  –  DRIVER 

    Shows driver load status for device drivers necessary for complete
    memory disk functionality.

    Format

      SHOW DRIVER  driver-name

2.1  –  Description 

    Shows if the driver(s) needed for complete memory disk
    functionality are installed. The Galaxy driver is needed for
    shared memory support. The Multipath driver is needed for
    remote multipath support. Without remote Multipath only the local
    path is available. The memory disk driver is needed to create
    memory disks.

2.2  –  Examples 

    If there is no output from this command it means that none of the
    drivers needed to create or support memory disks are installed.

    1.DECRAM> show driver

      SYS$GALAXY.EXE loaded and running.
      SYS$MDDRIVER.EXE loaded and running.

    2.$ decram show driver galaxy

      SYS$GALAXY.EXE loaded and running.
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