> Hello,
>
> Was reading man page for mminfo and I'm not clear on the difference
> between query constraints: 'sscreate' versus 'ssinsert'. Was playing
> around and noticed output always seemed to be identical for these. I
> then decided to check the whole database as:

When you do a backup, the two should be identical.  At some point in the
future, you may instead recover the media information (via nsrck L7 or
via scanner for instance).  If you do that, then the sscreate would be
the original time, while the ssinsert would be the new time.

> <<< sample output >>>
> client name  ssid  ss created | client name  ssid  ss inserted
> client1 / 748484097 01/20/03 20:05:58 | client1 / 748484097 09/23/03
> 11:19:52
> client1 /home 752549891 01/21/03 00:30:40 | client1 /home 752549891
> 09/23/03 11:19:52
> server /disk2/nsr/index/client2 259767 02/21/01 21:55:51 | server
> /disk2/nsr/index/client2 259767 04/05/01 11:58:36
> server /disk2/nsr/index/client3 259759 02/21/01 21:45:37 | server
> /disk2/nsr/index/client3 259759 04/05/01 11:58:36
> server /disk2/nsr/index/client4 259880 02/22/01 01:40:18 | server
> /disk2/nsr/index/client4 259880 04/05/01 11:58:36

Without history, it's impossible to say.  Did you run 'scanner' or
attempt to recover indexes via nsrck on 4/5/01 and 9/23/03?


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