Re: restore times
1999-03-17 17:51:33
Actually, the query I would like to see has output
that looks like this (for example):
NODE_NAME Count of Volumes
--------- ----------------
MELMARJO 3
MELMARJO 3
NODEA 1
NODEB 32
... and so forth.
On a server with a hundred or so clients, having
output like this would enable me to quickly spot
any node with a problem.
Then, for a particular node, like NODEB with
32 volumes, I would execute Bill's query to find
WHICH volumes have the data, and move the data if
I need to.
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