Data model

For definitions of the qualifier abbreviations in the following tables, see Property characteristics.

This object includes the properties defined in Base managed object properties schema, with the following class-specific specialization:

Table 1. Logical Partition object: base managed object properties specializations
Name Qualifier Type Description of specialization
object-uri String/ URI The canonical URI path of the Logical Partition object, of the form /api/logical-partitions/{logical-partition-id} where {logical-partition-id} is the value of the object-id property of the Logical Partition object.
parent String/ URI The canonical URI path of the associated CPC object.
class String The class of a Logical Partition object is "logical-partition".
name (ro)(pc) String (1-8) The name of the logical partition
description (ro) String (0- 1024) The descriptive text associated with this object.
status (sc) String Enum The current operational status of the LPAR object. One of the following values:
  • "operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are operating.
  • "not-operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are stopped.
  • "not-activated" - the LPAR is not activated.
  • "exceptions" - one or more processors on the LPAR object are operating and one or more are not operating.
acceptable-status (w)(pc) Array of String Enum The set of operational status values in which the LPAR object can exist and be considered in an acceptable (not alert causing) state.

For HMC (available via WSAPI), zero or more of:

  • "operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are operating.
  • "not-operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are stopped.
  • "not-activated" - the LPAR is not activated.
  • "exceptions" - one or more processors on the LPAR object are operating and one or more are not operating.

For SE (available via BCPii), zero or more of:

  • "operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are operating.
  • "not-operating" - all processors on the LPAR object are stopped.
  • "not-activated" - the LPAR is not activated.
  • "exceptions" - one or more processors on the LPAR object are operating and one or more are not operating.
  • "acceptable" - indicates all channels in the LPAR object are not operating, but their statuses are acceptable.