I would do this in two steps.  First step is to generate a list of the 
client resouces with only one listed storage node.  Then use nsradmin to 
modify them.

Here is a quick shell script to get you started (hope you are on a unix 
platform), which looks through the contents of the nsrdb resource files. 
It finds all the NSR client resources, and prints out the name of the 
client and the name(s) of the storage nodes.  Modify as needed.

for f in `find /nsr/res/nsrdb -type f`
do
        grep -l "type: NSR client;" $f > /dev/null &&  egrep "^storage 
nodes:|^name:" $f
done 

Do not directly modify the nsrdb files.  Use nsradmin instead to do so.



Fakhruddin Hamid <fakhruddin.hamid AT GMAIL DOT COM> wrote on 05/26/2006 
01:33:00 
AM:

> Hi All,
> 
> I need help on nsradmin query.
> 
> My question is how to negate the query i.e. I don't want to list certain
> client(s) which have a specific attr.
> 
> e.g. Few clients has 3 values for storage nodes attr (server1, server2,
> server3) and few others have only one value (server1), I want to query 
only
> the clients with one value for the storage nodes say server1.
> 
> Is it possible in nsradmin ? or I have to use some scripting to achive 
what
> I want.
> 
> Regards
>  Fakhruddin Hamid





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