How to find out to which PPs a file belongs to

[nordseekind007]

I want to find out to which PPs a file belongs to.
With the command "fileplace" you get the physical addresses of the fragments of a file
on the disk but on which PPs do these addresses reside?
I cannot find an algorithm to find this out.
Any idea?

 

[DSMARWAY]

hi,

probably a long shot , but is this what you are after

if you do fileplace -piv filename
it gives you details , one onf them is the hdisk the file resides on

so if you do lspv -p hdisk?

depending on which filesystem this file resides on will
tell you the pp range

is this what you are after or is it off all together

 

[nordseekind007]

Good hint, with this scenario I can get the pp range.
But if I have e.g. a pp range from 200-240 and I am looking for
one file I want to know the few pp the file resides on.
I want to know if it is eg. 204 and 208 ....

Any idea?

 

[old1]

Try this I think it will help
lspv -p hdisk0
This command will list
pp range State Region LV Name Type Mount Point