Data Object - PersistentDiskGeneralData

Class
VMware.Hv.PersistentDiskGeneralData
Property of
PersistentDiskInfo
See also
AccessGroupId, DesktopId, MachineId, UserOrGroupId
Since
Horizon View 6.0

Data Object Description

General data about the persistent disk.

Data Object Properties

Properties

Name Type Description
namexsd:string

The name of the persistent disk. This is the filename of the virtual disk on Virtual Center.
  • This property cannot be updated.
desktopDesktopId

The desktop associated with the persistent disk.
  • This property need not be set.
userUserOrGroupId

The user owning the persistent disk. This cannot be a group.
  • This property need not be set.
machineMachineId

The machine the disk is attached to. MachineIds of this type originate from the Machine service.
  • This property need not be set.
  • This property cannot be updated.
accessGroupAccessGroupId

The access group of the virtual disk.
usagexsd:string

The usage of the persistent disk.
  • This property cannot be updated.
  • This property will be one of:
    Value Description
    "PRIMARY"This data disk is attached to a Virtual Machine and the user profile is redirected to it.
    "SECONDARY"This data disk is attached to a Virtual Machine.
    "UNATTACHED"This data disk is not attached to a Virtual Machine.
    "DELETING"This data disk is in the process of being deleted or archived.
statusxsd:string

The status of the persistent disk.
  • This property cannot be updated.
  • This property will be one of:
    Value Description
    "IN_USE"This persistent disk is in use.
    "UNATTACHED"The persistent disk is not in use and available to attach to a virtual machine.
    "ATTACHING"The persistent disk is attaching to a virtual machine.
    "DETACHING"The persistent disk is being detached from a virtual machine.
    "REPLACING"The persistent disk is being replaced.
    "ARCHIVING"The persistent disk is being archived.
    "DELETING"The persistent disk is being deleted.
lastAttachedTimexsd:dateTime

If detached, when this persistent disk was either last attached to a machine or created from a Virtual Disk. It will be unset otherwise.
  • This property need not be set.
  • This property cannot be updated.