I have two disk-based SD servers, which are separate physical servers from our Director server. The hostnames are: bac-sd01-az - SD server 1 bac-sd02-az - SD server 2 bac-dir-az - Director server
The disk volumes are named uniquely on the two SD servers: bac-sd01-az - volume names start with az- (e.g.: az-monthly-1, az-weekly-1, az-daily-1, etc.) bac-sd02-az - volume names start with az2- (e.g.: az2-monthly-1, az2-weekly-1, az2-daily-1, etc.) Due to running low on disk space on bac-sd01-az, I installed and cutover to a second SD server with more disk space, bac-sd02-az. I did this quite a while ago and no longer need the volumes in my catalog that were on bac-sd01-az. To make matters even more fun, bac-sd02-az is now running low on disk space, so I installed larger disks in bac-sd01-az and rebuilt it. I would now like to cut back over to bac-sd01-az. Before I do the cutover, I would like to delete all entries that may still exist in my catalog for volumes that had been stored on bac-sd01-az, so I can start using it from scratch. I don't need a script that handles deleting the volumes from bac-sd01-az, as all of the volumes are already gone. However, I'm wondering what bconsole command(s) I can run to delete all volumes starting with az- from my catalog, while leaving everything starting with az2- intact. That way, I can cut back over to bac-sd01-az, without having stale entries in the catalog. Thanks in advance for your help! --Shawn
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