Yes, its an acknowledged bug in the 7.2.2 mminfo binary... To be fixed
in 7.2.3 / 7.3.2.... 

The workaround is to use mminfo from 7.2.1 - either overwrite
/usr/sbin/mminfo, or call it something else...   





-----Original Message-----
From: Legato NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT listserv.temple DOT edu]
On Behalf Of Shawn Larson
Sent: Thursday, 10 August 2006 4:12 AM
To: NETWORKER AT listserv.temple DOT edu
Subject: Re: [Networker] What's wrong with this mminfo query?

Hello...

We have a SUN server running Solaris 7
I just upgraded from NetWorker 6.1.1 to 7.2.2... 
Upgrade went smoother that I expected, so that is good.
BUT, now I am cleaning up the small detail taht always follow an
upgrade.

My biggest issue that I cannot fix is mminfo presently.
I use it to provide SSIDs for cloning and I am getting similar results
to what you indicated.

When I only queryspec 1 pool it appears to function properly, eg....
# mminfo -q
'pool=weekly,!incomplete,pssid=0,client=chXX01,savetime>=08/03/2006,save
time<=08/04/2006' 
-r 'ssid,pool,volume' -o t 
 ssid      pool           volume
3533216513 weekly         003032
3533216514 weekly         003032
3533216769 weekly         003032
3533216770 weekly         003032
3533229057 weekly         003019
3533229057 weekly         003032
# 

When I queryspec multiple pools it appears to break and report whatever
pool has got the same SSID, eg....
# mminfo -q
'pool=weekly,pool=VTweekly,!incomplete,pssid=0,client=chXX01,savetime>=0
8/03/2006,savetime<=08/04/2006' 
-r 'ssid,pool,volume' -o t 
 ssid      pool           volume
3533216513 weekly         003032
3533216513 normal clone   004053
3533216514 weekly         003032
3533216769 weekly         003032
3533216769 normal clone   004053
3533216770 weekly         003032
3533216770 normal clone   004053
3533229057 weekly         003019
3533229057 weekly         003032
# 

My question is,  what did you find out ????

-
Thanks for reading;
Shawn Larson -- 952 448-8090
FSI International
Chaska, Mn USA



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Running this on 7.2.2 for UNIX...

mminfo -q 'pool=poolA,pool=poolB' -r 'volume,pool'

This seems to incorrectly query ALL pools. I did try this on one of my
Windows storage nodes (7.2.2 also) and the query worked.

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