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  3. February 2025

Re: Getting storage info from multiple LPARs

Hi Kelley

It depends on what you need - I suggest QSYS2.SYSTEM_STATUS_INFO SQL service - documentation says this is like WRKSYSSTS - Dan's suggestion, QSSY2.ASP_INFO - is more like WRKCFGSTS, the documentation page says.

I like the idea of a stored procedure - I wonder if it might not be able to use 3-part naming - lparname.qsys2.asp_info or lparname.qsys2.system_status_info = whichever you need - I believe the output from another LPAR will be presented on the system where run these services.

Maybe see about getting system names from something - maybe there is a service to get network names or RDB names - then combine that with the 3-part naming. I'm just speculating, as I've not had to do some of these things yet.


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