other question.

why do you use -v option, verbose, with -r query ?

Arkaitz
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Rudy Munguia <rudymunguia AT ROCKETMAIL DOT COM> ha escrito:

Hello,

I am running a very simple mminfo query 'mminfo -avc xyz -r"volume"' in order to find all tapes that contain savesets for the particular client. The first query took about 20hours, the second took about 30, the third query has been running for 4 days now.

This is running on 7.4.4 on Solaris 9 on a Sun V440 with 4 Processors and 8GB of RAM. It handles only about 300 clients. We have a total library of only 14,000 tapes.

I have about 50 more clients that I need to run this same query for.

Any suggestions?

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