Sasilik,

Could you supply the mminfo command you are using so I can see what flags/query you have please?

Regards,

Bill Mason

I used query:

mminfo -o n -q "pool=week clone,savetime>10/27/12,savetime<10/30/12" -r clonetime(20),ssid,cloneid,client,name,level,state,volume,sumsize,totalsize

I looked for options/flags to use from Command Reference guide and mminfo entry but didn't puzzle out any which I could use.

If you are not interested in which volume the saveset is on then I think if you omit volume from the mminfo command you will only get one entry (but I cannot test this to confirm).

Also sumsize is not required as this gives a total for a saveset on a specific volume which I don’t think you need. Using totalsize should give the 960GB figure from the GUI - hopefully!

Regards,

Bill Mason

Hi,

I tested this for a saveset spanning 4 volumes and from what I can see Bill is correct.

mminfo -q "ssid=[ssid]" -r volume,sumflags,totalsize - gives 4 lines

mminfo -q "ssid=[ssid]" -r ssid,name,cloneid,totalsize - gives 1 line

Is this not what you're seeing?  Not what you want?

-Bobby

Things after -r won't change query result, only how many information is displayed. If I leave only -r ssid,cloneid then I get

1619846705 1351657806

1619846705 1351657806

or

server.domain saveset1 1619846705 1351657806

server.domain saveset1 1619846705 1351657806

if I add client and name.

I guess the simplest way  to get desired result is to carefully choose minimum set of records I want to see with -r and then sort out duplicate lines. Which means there is no way to do it with only mminfo but I must apply sort/grep/whatever magic to the mminfo output.

Okay, I take it back that things after -r won't change the result. But I don't know ssid at first. I want all save set's cloned at specific timeframe and from specific clone pool. As mminfo combines save set info only with query ssid=[ssid] then its no use for me I guess. Right now I can sort out unique lines from mminfo query:

   mminfo -o n -q "pool=week clone,savetime>10/27/12,savetime<10/30/12" -r ssid,cloneid,name,totalsize | uniqln -

And it seems to be what needed.

Also as these are cloned save sets and the "ssid=[ssid]" isn't enough(I got two save sets with same ssid but different coneid). I must use "ssid=[ssid],cloneid=[cloneid]". And at first I must get ssid and cloneid with my first mminfo query. And it kind of gets messier...

As I saw how Networker GUI combined save sets  I presumed that maybe it uses also mminfo and I can get some onliner without any additional utility but seems that it is not so.

Hi,

You are correct - once you add the pool into the query either on the -q or the -r, then there will be one line per volume.  Using 'uniq' looks like the best way for you.

-Bobby