Hmmm - I'll investigate this further.
I just listed the ssid/cloneid's for the clones done yesterday and (maybe this 
is correct I don't know, I need to look into it) but I see this sort of thing 
(taking just 2 different clients as an example)...

Client    name       ssid         cloneid         clonetime
Client1   filesys1   3747738242   1315447564      09/08/2011 03:06
Client1   filesys2   3865399286   1315447564      09/08/2011 03:06
Client1   filesys3   4167164356   1315447564      09/08/2011 03:06
Client2   filesys1   4200943471   1315447564      09/08/2011 03:06
Client2   filesys2   4348749181   1315448644      09/08/2011 03:24

I thought the cloneid would be unique?  But perhaps it's just the ssid/cloneid 
combination that's unique?
The cloneid's match up with the clonetimes obviously.

Jee - I tried the nsrinfo command you suggested.  Hope I got this right, but 
taking one of the cloneid's above, I see this...

nsrinfo -t 1315447564 Client1
scanning client `Client1' for savetime 1315447564(Thu 08 Sep 2011 03:06:04 AM 
BST) from the backup namespace
0 objects found

I've tried several others and get the same response.  

I also tried...
nsrinfo -n all -t 1315447564 Client1

But got the same result.

I did recover files from a clone last month so I'll try another and check I can!

Cheeers... Allan


-----Original Message-----
From: jee [mailto:jee AT eresmas DOT net] 
Sent: 08 September 2011 20:54
To: EMC NetWorker discussion; Nelson, Allan
Subject: Re: [Networker] Clone time...

souns like a bug...
what time is printed by nsrinfo when you use the cloneid as the nsavetime?

(e.g "nsrinfo -t <CLONEID> <CLIENTNAME>" )

jee


On Wednesday 07 September 2011 14:01:28 Nelson, Allan wrote:
> Hi
> I'm just doing some cloning and used an mminfo command to see how things
> were going...
>
> mminfo -v -q "copies>=3, clonetime>=7-Sep-2011, pool=ddclone" -oct -r
> "client, name, totalsize, clonetime(16)"
>
> I'm a bit confused about the clonetime I'm seeing for a couple of
> reasons...
>
> 1) For some I'm seeing a time in the future - for example, I looked at
> 13:30 and I saw several savesets listed with a clonetime of 13:36 (checked
> time on server and PC I'm using and they're fine). 2) I see there are
> 'blocks' of savesets all with the same clonetime.  I thought clone
> operations were sequential, so how come they show the same time.
>
> I'm not particularly worried about it, just trying to understand why I'm
> seeing what I'm seeing.
>
> Cheeers... Allan.


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