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mminfo query "full" in 7.3.2

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Smerlap

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Aug 31, 2006
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Hi,

With networker 7.3.2, the mminfo query "full" don't return any match.
You can find this example in the command reference guide (or in man page of mminfo):
"Display a media report of all non-full volumes, showing the percent-used, pool and location of each volume: mminfo -a -r 'volume,%used,pool,location' -q '!full'

It seems that the mminfo don't consider of -q "!full"
Same problem in OS : Windows, Linux and True64
No problem with another query, no problem in 7.2.1.

Thanks in advance

 
This command does not look logical to me:
- with "-a" you want to see all save sets, not the volumes
- however -q "!full" would query for volumes which have not been filled yet.


Probably, you just want to replace "-a" with "-m".
 
I testet it with a Windows Networker 7.3.2 today
mminfo -r "volume,%used,pool,location" -q "!full"

after changing tho quotation marks to " it worked!
 
Hello,

I've just migrating to 732J1 (build 386) yesterday (AIX 5.2), and I confirm that it does not work :

mminfo -q "pool='POOL 152101 01M DEFAUT',location='S10K',!full" -r "volume,%used,written"
volume (%) written
2D0011 full 670 GB
2D0069 full 614 GB
2D0083 28% 44 GB
2D0094 full 794 GB
2D0099 full 683 GB
2D0114 full 582 GB

even if I try with full=false, or with 'full'. It seems that it does not read this parameter.

Any explanation ?
 
Hi denisfr,

i just verified that you are in fact correct, it does not work. Never trust the docs before you verified what's inside ;-)

According to the manpages, the full/!full flag should word. But it obviously does not. However, i have a workaround - it is just stated some lines below: '%used' may also have the value 'full'.

This makes it easy if you want to search for full media:
C:\>mminfo -m -q "pool='Default',%used=full"
state volume written (%) expires read mounts capacity
Default.002 10 MB full 5/11/2008 0 KB 0 0 KB

C:\>

But it will not work for non-fulls:
C:\>mminfo -m -q "pool='Default',%used=!full"
mminfo: invalid value specified for `%used'
usage: mminfo [-avV] [-o order] [-s server] [-x exportspec] [report] [query] [volname...]

<report>: [ -m | -p | -B | -S | -X | -r reportspec ]
<query>: [-c client] [-N name] [-t time] [-q queryspec]

C:\>

The reason is simple: !full is not a valid value for the field '%used'. Consequently, you must look at the '%used' value. Finall this command will work:

C:\>mminfo -m -q "pool='Default',%used<=100"
state volume written (%) expires read mounts capacity
Default.001 10 MB 100% 5/11/2008 0 KB 9 0 KB

C:\>
 
I've just open a call to my support.

Expecting the answer, I added a |grep -v "full" to my commands (thanks unix !)

There are also some others commands that don't work like in 721 (nsrjb -d or nsrjb -L with volume_name...)

But, I've not found something about in the Release Notes.
 
The problem is known, maybe corrected in jumbo2 (build 399), but this release is not officially supported.
 
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