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Unity 4.2.0 snapshot replication status: problem with filter
Hello,
I can see the Replicated status of a snapshot on a consistency group by outputting all the information but I cannot get it to work using the -filter option. Please see the examples below.
Would someone please indicate the correct column name to pass to the filter option to recover the value of the Replicated column because I need to determine if it 'yes' rather than 'pending'.
I can get by without using a filter option but it is not as tidy a solution.
Thanks,
Rob Gordon
> uemcli -noHeader -d 10.193.5.66 /prot/snap -name MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1 show -detail
1: ID = 85899345956
Name = MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1
State = Ready
Attached =
Source = res_1
Source Type = LUN group
Members = sv_1, sv_2
Attach details =
Source Snapshot =
Description =
Creation time = 2017-08-14 14:21:19
Expiration time = 2017-08-21 14:21:19
Last writable time = Never
Last refresh time = Never
Created by = admin
Modified = no
Allow auto-delete = no
Size =
Access =
IO limit =
Effective maximum IOPS =
Effective maximum KBPS =
Read/write hosts =
Read-only hosts =
Replicated = yes
Remote expiration time = 2017-08-21 14:21:19
Remote Allow auto-delete = no
or the following command:
> uemcli -noHeader -d 10.193.5.66 /prot/snap -name MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1 show -o csv -detail
"ID","Name","State","Attached","Source","Source Type","Members","Attach details","Source Snapshot","Description","Creation time","Expiration time","Last writable time","Last refresh time","Created by","Modified","Allow auto-delete","Size","Access","IO limit","Effective maximum IOPS","Effective maximum KBPS","Read/write hosts","Read-only hosts","Replicated ","Remote expiration time","Remote Allow auto-delete"
"85899345956","MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1","Ready","","res_1","LUN group","sv_1, sv_2","","","","2017-08-14 14:21:19","2017-08-21 14:21:19","Never","Never","admin","no","no","","","","","","","","yes","2017-08-21 14:21:19","no"
The filter option works with every column title that I have ever tried apart from Replicated.
> uemcli -noHeader -d 10.193.5.66 /prot/snap -name MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1 show -o csv -filter "Name,Creation time"
"Name","Creation time"
"MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1","2017-08-14 14:21:19"
I have tried with and without the trailing space as reported in the -o csv -detail output above but neither attempt works.
> uemcli -noHeader -d 10.193.5.66/prot/snap -name MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1 show -o csv -filter "Name,Replicated "
Operation failed. Error code: 0x1000017
Command line parsing failed near "Replicated" token.
There is a syntax error in the command. Please recheck the command syntax. (Error Code:0x1000017)
> uemcli -noHeader -d 10.193.5.66/prot/snap -name MTcg3_1.uniidrtst_TST1 show -o csv -filter "Name,Replicated"
Operation failed. Error code: 0x1000017
Command line parsing failed near "Replicated" token.
There is a syntax error in the command. Please recheck the command syntax. (Error Code:0x1000017)
maniemc
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August 16th, 2017 14:00
you have a syntax error with the fields. Field names should be comma separated, case sensitive, double quote is must if it has spaces.
"Name,Replicated" should be "Name","Replicated"
Edit : I see the issue. You are right. The Replicated filter is not working. I will raise a ticket internally for this.
I think we could use some workarounds for now like grep:
04:35:35 service@spa:~> uemcli -noHeader /prot/snap show -detail | egrep "Name|Replicated"
Name = UTC_2017-08-16_05:34:02
Replicated = no
Or if csv is required, awk will be handy:
04:38:41 service@spa:~> uemcli -noHeader /prot/snap show -detail | egrep -n "Name|Replicated"
2 Name = UTC_2017-08-16_05:34:02
25 Replicated = no
04:39:26 service@spa:~> uemcli -noHeader /prot/snap show -detail -output csv | awk -F, '{OFS=",";print $2,$25}'
"Name","Replicated "
"UTC_2017-08-16_05:34:02","no"
RobGordon_BH
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August 17th, 2017 02:00
Thanks for raising a ticket for this.
I'd resorted to doing the equivalent of what you suggest, in the Windows world
unfortunately.
maniemc
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August 17th, 2017 16:00
Windows world is not too bad. I am sure something may be possible even with a batch scripts (for loop) but powershell is very easy. Below is a simple example from powershell on a windows 7 :
PS C:\> uemcli -no -d 10.11.12.13 -sslpolicy accept /prot/snap show -detail -output csv | %{$x=$_-split '","'; write-host $x[1]","$x[24];}
Name , Replicated
UTC_2017-07-19_12:00:20 , no
User1_snap , no
81604378625_CKM00181_0000.ckpt000_8538523750630080.1_123 , yes
Note: the delimiter of just comma is not enough as some entries can have a comma already, so my earlier bash example will be inaccurate. I used “,” as a split delimiter here to have correct info.