lphilpot wrote:
> I'm probably just being dense but...
>
> Our environment -
> Networker 7.5.1, "upgraded" from 7.2
> Backing up and cloning both to SDLT320 tape
>
> Previously under 7.2, a quick way I could check to see what's cloned
> successfully was to run mminfo against a group first to see what backed up
> (i.e., "ssrecycle=false", appropriate pool and time constraints, etc.),
> then feed each of those SSIDs to mminfo again to see if anything existed
> in the associate clone pool for them. By looking at the 'ssflags',
> 'clflags' and, in particular, 'copies' fields, I could get a good idea of
> what clones completed, etc.
>
> <major snippage>
>
> **** My immediate biggest question is - How can I reliably determine
> whether or not a saveset has successfully cloned under 7.5? At this point,
> either a GUI or command line technique is just fine. ****
>
> <major snippage>
>
>
Have you looked at the "copies" field in mminfo?
Here's how we determine whether something needs to be cloned or not:
mminfo -a -ot -r
"ssid,cloneid,copies,barcode(10),pool(10),savetime,ssretent,location(10),client(15),totalsize,name"
-q "location=%LIBRARY%,pool=%ORIGPOOL%,copies=1,savetime>14 days
ago,!suspect,!ssrecycle,!incomplete"
Just for clarity, %LIBRARY% and %ORIGPOOL% are Windows env variable indicating
the pool for the savesets - I copied this out of our cloning script....
This is from our 7.4.5 environment, so I can't say for sure that it will work
for 7.5, but I have a hunch it will....
You could run a comparison on savesets where copies =1 and copies are >1
HTH
--brerrabbit
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