thank u for response. I have a OS related output from

command, which is getting information from client via a

Management Server. This Information is about

VirtualDisks.

Each Client has more than one path to a disk to avoid SPOF.

to identify Disks mapped from a Virtual IO Server, the

command from output shows information about Disks:

virtual adapter

Adapter location

Virtual Taregt Device

logical Unit

backing device (if it is a disk)

and Status (if it is available)

In this command i am not abot to find pvid. so i have to

define another output and define the pvid(physical volume identifer.

this ouput gives me a line like this

pvid 00c6ae3a2ea7ba7a0000000000000000

this is a unique ID of Disk

So what i need is, to get the Physical Volume ID from Disk and print it to the html based Table. Thanks

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