
SDLT 600 SCSI Interface Guide Chapter 4: SCSI Commands
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If LongID is set to 1 and Extent is set to 0, the parameter list length is 8 bytes and the parameter list has
the following format.
Figure 4-105. RELEASE (10) ID Only Parameter List — Data Format
Table 4-114. RELEASE (10) Command — Field Descriptions
Field Name Description
3rdPty Third Party Release allows an initiator to release a previously reserved logical
unit. When set to 0, third-party release is not requested. When set to 1, the
drive releases the specified logical unit, but only if the initiator ID, 3rdPty bit,
and Third Party Device ID are identical to those of the RESERVE command
that established the reservation.
LongID When set to 1, the Parameter List Length is 8 and the 8 bytes of the parameter
list carry the device ID of the third-party device. The drive ignores the contents
of the Third Party Device ID in the CDB (byte 3).
Extent The drive supports reservations only on entire logical units. Must be set to 0.
Reservation
Identification
The drive ignores the value in this field.
Third Party
Device ID
If the Third Party Device ID value that is connected with the reservation
release is less than 255, the LongID bit may be set to 0 and the ID value can
be sent in the CDB. If the LongID bit is set to 0, the Parameter List Length
field must also be set to 0. If the Third Party Device ID value is greater than
255, the LongID bit must be set to 1.
Parameter
List Length
The contents of this field specify the length, in bytes, of the parameter list
transferred from the initiator to the drive.
Note: Assuming that the RELEASE CDB is valid, the drive always returns GOOD status for
this command. An actual release only happens if the initiator has the drive reserved for
itself or a third-party initiator.
Bit
Byte
7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0
0 - 7
(MSB)
Third Party Device ID
(LSB)
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