User manual QUANTUM STORNEXT 3.5.2.1 CLI REFERENCE GUIDE REV A

[. . . ] Quantum StorNext 3. 5. 2. 1 CLI Reference Guide Introduction Viewing man Pages File System Commands 3 3 4 cvadmin . 18 Storage Manager Commands 18 fsaddclass . 29 Document 6-01688-12 Rev A, June 2010 Quantum StorNext 3. 5. 2. 1 CLI Reference Guide Document 6-01688-12 Rev A June 2010 fsdrvclean . 59 Contacting Quantum 61 2 Contents StorNext 3. 5. 2. 1 CLI Reference Guide Document 6-01688-12 Rev A June 2010 Introduction Quantum recommends using the GUI to complete most StorNext tasks, but there might be situations where you prefer or need to use the command line interface (CLI) instead. [. . . ] Otherwise the path is resolved from the current directory. (The path must be less than 256 characters. ) fsdrvclean The fsdrvclean command is used to clean the specified drive. Command Syntax fsdrvclean <drivealias> Options / Arguments Table 21 lists options and arguments for the fsdrvclean command. Table 21 Options and Arguments: fsdrvclean Options / Arguments <drivealias> Description The alias of the drive to clean. A drive alias is a variable string of up to 255 characters. If the drive alias contains spaces, use single quotes around the string. (Use the fsstate command to list the set of drive aliases. ) fsfilecopy The fsfilecopy command is used to replace the primary copy (or a specified copy) of a file on a piece of media by duplicating it on another piece of media. Command Syntax fsfilecopy -r <filename> -d <destinationmediaID> [ -c <copynum> ] fsfilecopy -r <filename> [ -b ] [ -t <mediatype> ] [ -c <copynum> ] Options / Arguments Table 22 lists options and arguments for the fsfilecopy command. Table 22 Options and Arguments: fsfilecopy Options / Arguments -r Description Copies the file(s) filename to a piece of media and deletes all corresponding file(s) on the original piece of media. 30 Storage Manager Commands StorNext 3. 5. 2. 1 CLI Reference Guide Document 6-01688-12 Rev A June 2010 Options / Arguments <filename> Description The path of the file(s) to replace. If preceded by a slash (/) provide the full path. Otherwise the path is resolved from the current directory. Separate multiple file names with a space. Specifies the piece of media to which the file(s) are copied. Specifies the copy of the file(s) to replace. (If not specified, the primary copy is replaced. ) File(s) are copied to a blank piece of media. Defines the type of media to be used for replacement. Valid values: · AIT · AITW · LTO · LTOW · SDISK · 3590 · 3592 · 9840 · 9940 · T10K · DLT4 -d <destinationmediaID> [ -c <copynum> ] [ -b ] [ -t <mediatype> ] fsfileinfo The fsfileinfo command is used to report the current location of files, whether on disk, media, or not in the system. Command Syntax fsfileinfo [ -c ] <filename> Options / Arguments Table 23 lists options and arguments for the fsfileinfo command. Storage Manager Commands 31 StorNext 3. 5. 2. 1 CLI Reference Guide Document 6-01688-12 Rev A June 2010 Table 23 Options and Arguments: fsfileinfo Options / Arguments <filename> Description Path and filename of the file(s) to report on. If preceded by a slash (/) provide the full path. Otherwise the path is resolved from the current directory. Separate multiple file names with a space. Displays the checksum value generated for the file when stored. [ -c ] fsmedcopy The fsmedcopy command is used to duplicate the contents of non-blank media. Media duplication for replacement is intended for: · Media maintenance - if errors occur frequently when attempting to read or write to the media. · Media defragmentation - if the media is filled with unusable space due to deleted or modified files. Command Syntax fsmedcopy <mediaID> -r [ -a ] [ -d <destinationmediaID> ] [ -u <runtime> ] fsmedcopy <mediaID> -r [ -a ] [ -b ] [ -t <mediatype> ] [ -u <runtime> ] fsmedcopy [ <mediaID> ] [ -f <fill >] [ -w <fragmentation> ] Options / Arguments Table 24 lists options and arguments for the fsmedcopy command. Table 24 Options and Arguments: fsmedcopy Options / Arguments <mediaID> -r [ -a ] [ -d <destinationmediaID> ] [ -b ] Description The media identifier(s) to copy. Separate multiple media IDs with a space. Copies all files (active and inactive versions) from the source media. Copies data file(s) to the destination media identifier. [. . . ] Specifies the media class with which the specified media is to be associated. Specifies the new media class with which the specified media is to be associated. Indicates that command line options are to be read from stdin. Execution priority of the entered command. [. . . ]