I think this should work for you.... this is untested...
For linux:
mminfo -r 'volume,location,pool,volaccess,volretent' |grep -v expired
For windows:
mminfo -r 'volume,location,pool,volaccess,volretent' |find /V "expired"
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Sent: Thursday, September 03, 2009 7:05 AM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] How do I show all volumes that are NOT recyclable
Good morning,
I know this is probably a newbie question but I am a total newbie here.
I need to use MMINFO or something similar to show all the Volumes in our
datazones that are NOT recyclable. I tried something like this but my
results did not look correct.
mminfo -r 'volume,location,pool,recycled,volaccess,volretent' -q
'!volrecycle' -xc, >volume
My thinking was to run this query then look at Volume Access versus
Volume Retention. So if a Volume had a 10 day retention and has been in
the library for 20 days and was not recyclable, this would be an issue.
Or so I think.....
Make any sense?
Thanks!
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