I saw Ben's reply and it occurred to me that I was using Q OCC when I
should have been using Q AUDITOCC when I tell management what  a great
job we're doing and how much client storage we are protecting.  So, I
ran an AUDIT LICENSE, Q AUDITOCC and Q OCC and, despite the fact that we
typically install clients with compression turned on, the numbers are
practically identical.  I have 391.57983 GBytes for Q OCC and 391.576
for AUDITOCC.

We are running the VM V2 server.  I know that when I installed
originally, compression worked because I couldn't even backup my own PC
disk on the small test storage pool I initially installed with.  I
turned on compression and it fit with room to spare.

Any ideas?

Jim Bohnsack
Raytheon Systems Co.

> ----------
> From:         Ben Kokenge[SMTP:ben AT EDMS DOT NET]
> Sent:         Wednesday, December 02, 1998 8:37 AM
> To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject:      Re: query occupancy for clients?
>
> NOTE:
>
> q auditocc -->  Gives amount of data originally stored on node.
>
> Q OCC --> Gives amount of data stored on server (so if the node
> compresses
>           50% of 10GB, q occ will show 5GB)
>
> It is a good method to see what kind of compression a node is doing
> overall.
>
> -Ben
>
>
>