text: In the output of the command, you can see that only one volume (volume_A) is mapped to the 
  host Siam. The volume is mapped with SCSI LUN ID 0. 
  
  If no host name is specified as**lshostvdiskmap**command, it returns all defined 
  host-to-volume mappings. 
  
  **Specifying the flag before the host name:**Although the**-delim**flag normally comes at 
  the end of the command string, you must specify this flag before the host name in this 
  case. Otherwise, it returns the following message: 
  
  CMMVC6070E An invalid or duplicated parameter, unaccompanied argument, or 
  incorrect argument sequence has been detected. Ensure that the input is as per 
  the help. 
  
  You can also use the**lshostclustervolumemap**command to show the volumes that are 
  mapped to a specific host cluster, as shown in Example 7-25. 
  
  Example 7-25 The lshostclustervolumemap command 
  
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