Tim Mooney wrote:

> One of the things that was mentioned in the thread, though, was the newish
> messages from nsrim about
> 
> 69940:nsrim: Only one browsable Full exists for saveset 2908640021. Its
> browse period is equal to retention period.
> 69940:nsrim: Only one browsable Full exists for saveset 2154875001. Its
> browse period is equal to retention period.
> 
> etc.
> 
> I can't find any other mention in the archives of people discussing this
> issue.
> 
> We're getting megabytes of these nsrim messages and I've become pretty
> irritated with them.  I do have calls open with EMC about these messages
> and other new spew from 7.4.x, but I'm hoping others here have some
> insight into the messages.
> 
> Specifically
> 
> - Can anyone explain *why* we're seeing these messages?  Because we have
>   lots and lots of fulls that have not been cloned?  Or is it something
>   else that I'm just not understanding.

I don't think it is anything to do with cloning. I think it just means
that each of those save sets only have one full backup in the cycle,
which would be typical for clients with a fairly short retention period.

> 
> - Does anyone know why this new warning was added to NetWorker 7.4.5?
>   Seems like mostly useless (and voluminous) spew that just serves to
>   obscure any messages that are important enough that we do want to see
>   them.
> 
> - Are there others that find the warnings to be so useless as to be
>   detrimental?

I agree with you, this does not seem to be a useful message. It is a
typical example of a programming decision where the impact was not
thought out properly, like the old one where savepnpc used to connect
from the client to the server to query the group status once a second.

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