Darren,

Have you ever considered teaching advanced NetWorker classes? You seem
to have a pretty good handle on things and generally always have an
answer no matter how off the wall the question. Could take the best
questions over the last year from this news listing and compile into a
course or even a book. I'm sure many would pay for it. Could make a
bundle.

Worked like a champ. Haven't worked much with nsradmin in a while.
Re-familiarized myself with it.

Thanks.

George

PS Never taken any NetWorker classes. Always figured the news listing
would suffice myself. Hmm ...

Darren Dunham wrote:
>
> >
> > How do you set a field value for a pool to empty or blank? For example,
> > the volume type preference under pools window is empty by default, but
> > once you set it to one of the possible choices, you can't go back to
> > "blank" again. Checked out nsradmin=>visual=>Select=>NSR pool and then
> > used 'Next' to look at other pools and affected pool and notice none of
> > the others has any of the values selected for that field but the
> > affected pool has [] around the chosen value. How can you unselect it?
> > Is nsradmin used for this? Why the heck doesn't the software just have a
> > "blank" option so you can just set it back again from the GUI? They
> > could just call it 'blank'. Gee, guess that makes too much sense.
>
> Looks like you can blank it in nsradmin.  I have no idea if you can in
> the GUI or not.
>
> nsradmin> update volume type preference: DLT
>       volume type preference: DLT;
> Update? y
> updated resource id 0.79.4.92.64.31.201.41.192.168.1.105(11)
> nsradmin> print
>                         name: Full;
>       volume type preference: DLT;
> nsradmin> update volume type preference: ""
>       volume type preference: "";
> Update? y
> updated resource id 0.79.4.92.64.31.201.41.192.168.1.105(12)
> nsradmin> print
>                         name: Full;
>       volume type preference: ;
>
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