>>- analyzevdisk -- --+----------+-- --+- vdisk_id ---+-------->< '- -cancel-' '- vdisk_name -' For more details type 'help analyzevdisk'. superuser> svctask analyzevdisk volume0 superuser> svctask analyzevdiskbysystem -h analyzevdiskbysystem Syntax >>- analyzevdiskbysystem -- --+----------+-- ------------------>< '- -cancel-' For more details type 'help analyzevdiskbysystem'. superuser> svctask analyzevdiskbysystem superuser> svcinfo lsvdiskanalysis id name state analysis_time capacity thin_size thin_savings  thin_savings_ratio compressed_size compression_savings compression_savings_ratio  total_savings total_savings_ratio margin_of_error 0 volume0 sparse 171109225031 10.00GB 0.00MB 0.00MB 0 0.00MB 0.00MB 0 0.00MB 0 0 . lines omitted for brevity . 5 volume3tp sparse 171109225041 10.00GB 0.00MB 0.00MB 0 0.00MB 0.00MB 0 0.00MB 0 0 superuser> svcinfo lsvdiskanalysisprogress vdisk_count pending_analysis estimated_completion_time 6 0 144  IBM System Storage SAN Volume Controller, IBM Storwize V7000, and IBM FlashSystem 7200 Best When using the CLI, use the commands shown in Example 4-4 to run Volume analysis for an  entire subsystem. Example 4-4 An analyzevdiskbysystem command example  Example 4-5 An example of lsvdiskanalysis and lsvdiskanalysis progress commands Note:  The  analyzevdisk  and  analyzevdiskbysystem  commands return to the prompt. To see the result of the analysis and its progress, run the CLI commands shown in  Example 4-5.