I noticed that the clflags field returns empty values when running a mminfo query in NetWorker 9. See mminfo example below. From the documentation I read that this field should contain clone flags. Can anyone confirm this problem?
If you clone to a disk media, I suspect that you rarely will see a save set with such attributes. The reason is that 'faulty' save sets will automatically be deleted.
If you really want to know whether a save set has successfully been cloned you better check and/or the 'validcopies' attribute:
Thanks to all of you answering my question. Now as I read your posts it becomes clear. My first thought was that the clflags field has to be populated always. But you are right it is filled only in some cases.
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If you clone to a disk media, I suspect that you rarely will see a save set with such attributes. The reason is that 'faulty' save sets will automatically be deleted.
If you really want to know whether a save set has successfully been cloned you better check and/or the 'validcopies' attribute:
mminfo -r "ssid,validcopies,pool"
or to verify all save sets with only one copy
mminfo -q "....,validcopies<2" -r "..."