Hi,
Got a File Server with a share that is approx 400GB and contains
millions of files.
San Media Win2k3 Sp2 NBU 7.0.1 talking to a 7.0.1 Master
Problem: We have identified 40,000 files, of various types (ie: word,
excel, jpeg, bmp, pdf) that are ZERO bytes. They appear to have been
like this
Hi Simon,
Am I missing something? Why not just use cli - bprestore with the -f option?
I'm on my mobile, so don't have the rest of the syntax to hand, but other than
the over write flag, and some date qualifiers, that should be all you need...
Cheers,
Nic
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From:
Nic
Isnt -f restore to an alternative location. Something I cannot do as I
do not have the space.
And I cant just overwrite everything, as alot of the files within the
folders and subfolders have been used and accessed.
Perhaps I am missing something then?
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From: Nic
No. The -f file allows you to specify a file that contains a list
of files to restore.
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[mailto:veritas-bu-boun...@mailman.eng.auburn.edu] On Behalf Of WEAVER,
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Just wondering if anyone here has any tips as to how to get the information out
of the SLConsole software without having to actually login to the GUI. I'd like
to be able to do command line scripting to get the info I need out of it.
Anybody have any tips, pointers, hacks, or even a web link??
Spoke too soon.
While it appeared to run OK through most of the day yesterday last night
it started having issues again and was slowing down backups going to our
Data Domain dedupe unit.
On killing it those backups resumed normal operation and completed.
When I restarted vaulting this
On Fri, April 15, 2011 11:13, Dennis Peacock wrote:
Just wondering if anyone here has any tips as to how to get the
information out of the SLConsole software without having to actually login
to the GUI. I'd like to be able to do command line scripting to get the
info I need out of it.
Got a File Server with a share that is approx 400GB and contains
millions of files.
San Media Win2k3 Sp2 NBU 7.0.1 talking to a 7.0.1 Master
Problem: We have identified 40,000 files, of various types (ie:
word, excel, jpeg, bmp, pdf) that are ZERO bytes. They appear to
have been like this
What information do you need? I used to use ACSLS to get what info I needed,
its very easy to script.
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What information do you need? I used to use ACSLS to get what info I needed,
its very easy to script.
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