The unique name of the disk volume definition. Unlike the name used when the disk volume definition was created (VOLUME-NAME), the unique disk-volume name must be a triple. The first two parts of the name specify application and database context. The third part of the name, on Windows, is a drive letter. On UNIX, it is a path to the EssbaseServer directory.
If any part of the name contains special characters (see MaxL Syntax Notes), that part must be enclosed in single or double quotation marks.
If a Windows file path is used which contains a backslash ( \ ), it must be preceded with another backslash ( \\ ) to be interpreted correctly by the MaxL Shell. If variables are used, enclose the single-quoted string in double quotes so that the MaxL Shell knows to expand the variables.
name1.name2.name3
name1 - Application name.
name2 - Database name.
name3 - Disk volume name.
name (see MaxL Syntax Notes)
sample.basic.'vol3/hyperion/products/Essbase/EssbaseServer' sample.basic.c sample.basic."'$ARBORPATH\\diskvol_area'"