Re: Re: command to query how much data is stored

2008-11-11 Thread David Bronder
Kelly Lipp wrote: Now the big dogs will weigh in with the perfect 300 character SQL select statement with it summarized, etc, but this will get you started. It sounded more to me like Richard is looking for query stgpool... :) Well, if he doesn't want to do the math by hand, something like

Re: Re: command to query how much data is stored

2008-11-11 Thread TSM User
How about 'select sum(physical_mb) from occupancy where stgpool_name='TAPEPOOL'? On Tue, Nov 11, 2008 at 3:01 AM, David Bronder [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Kelly Lipp wrote: Now the big dogs will weigh in with the perfect 300 character SQL select statement with it summarized, etc, but this

Re: command to query how much data is stored

2008-11-11 Thread Alex Paschal
I see it's been about a day, and I'd hate for you to be disappointed, Kelly, so here goes. select stgpool_name, sum(est_capacity_mb*pct_utilized/100) from volumes group by stgpool_name OK, so it's short by about 200 characters -- I'll just have to try harder next time. :o) disclaimer: I

Re: command to query how much data is stored

2008-11-10 Thread Kelly Lipp
Tsm audit license Tsm query auditocc pooltype=primary Will show all nodes capacity in the primary storage pools. I think query auditocc pooltype=primary node=nodename or perhaps q auditocc nodename pooltype=primary will do it as well. Now the big dogs will weigh in with the perfect 300