Well, if you can do SQL to the database, then look at view "v$block_change_tracking" ... for example, "select * from v$block_change_tracking;" On the other hand, I have no idea what block change tracking has to do with snapshots. Cheers, WayneOn Mon, Sep 9, 2013 at 7:18 AM, Michael Graff Andersen <mian71 AT gmail DOT com> wrote: Hello Wondered if somebody had found a way to differentiate between VMs with change blocking enabled and VMs without change block tracking enabled We have some VMs where we cannot enable change block tracking because they have snapshots on them Regards Michael
Hello Wondered if somebody had found a way to differentiate between VMs with change blocking enabled and VMs without change block tracking enabled We have some VMs where we cannot enable change block tracking because they have snapshots on them Regards Michael
Hello
Wondered if somebody had found a way to differentiate between VMs with change blocking enabled and VMs without change block tracking enabled
We have some VMs where we cannot enable change block tracking because they have snapshots on them
Regards
Michael
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