On 08/11/11 07:35, bingo wrote:
George
"-X" is short for cross-checking. The major tasks are:
- Verify that there is a media db entry for each file index instance
- Physically shrink the CFI when possible (Checking which save sets have
become recoverable or recyclable and delete their file index data)
If you delete the CFI for a client, there is of course no file index data to
verify/check any more.
But the save sets can still be recovered (save set recovery) - their status is
either recoverable or recyclable.
Thanks. I didn't specify the correct subject for my post, however. I
meant "nsrim -X", not "nsrck -X". Was your response based on "nsrim -X"
or "nsrck -X"?
The man page for 'nsrim -X' says: "Check the consistency of the data
structures of the save set with the data structures of the volume."
and the man page for 'nsrck -X' says: "same as using -L 3" or "does a
level 2 check and reconciles the online file index with the online media
index. Records that have no corresponding media save sets are
discarded. Also all empty subdirectories under db6 directory are deleted."
Both of these commands, with the '-X' option, sound similar? What's the
real difference then between:
nsrim -c client -X
nsrck -X client
George
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