QPAVS or QP

Displays the logical subsystem configuration as defined to the host software, and highlights any inconsistencies between the host configuration definition and the subsystem configuration for parallel access volumes (PAVs).

sdddd
Specifies the device or devices to be displayed. Device can be specified in either of the following formats:
sdddd
s is either 0 or 1 to indicate the desired subchannel and dddd specifies a 4 hex digit device number (3–digit device numbers must be padded with a leading zero).
dddd
Specifies just the device number. In this case, the active subchannel set is used to return information about the device.
nnn
Specifies the number of devices, a decimal number from 1 to 256.
SSID=ssid
Specifies the subsystem identification number (SSID) of the subsystem whose information DEVSERV displays. Valid ssid numbers are from 1 to FFFF. SSID=ssid causes an I/O operation for each DASD in the system. To limit the number of I/O operations, specify sdddd and nnn. This command displays PAV bases and aliases that are in the same control unit and the same subchannel set if the control unit has multiple subchannel sets defined.
VOLUME
Displays the parallel access volume (PAV) relationship information for the logical volume, including the PAV base device number and all PAV alias device numbers bound to that base.
UCB
Displays the unit control block (UCB) information associated with the device.
DCE
Displays the device class extension block (DCE) of the BASE UCB.
UNBOX
Causes QPAVS to unbox the unbound alias device if it is in a BOX state. UNBOX can be issued to more than 1 device in a string in a single command.
HPAV
Displays the number of alias pool devices or the alias pool device numbers associated with a base device number sdddd that is the target of the QPAV command. If the sdddd number is issued to a HyperPAV alias device, only the alias device will be in the output.