A few days ago we had quite a bit of a slow-down on our Netapp Filers which use Disks on our VMaxes and I was advsed to run an export in a BTP format for certain criteria on the Arrays.
I have looked through SPA as much as I could with my limited knowledge and am unable to find a method by which I can do this export.
I would really appreciate any help someone would care to throw my way.
Thank you for being so helpful. The “reply” button on the Support site won’t let me do a reply there hence this e-mail.
Problem is when I do the drop down like you mentioned in the Output Format all I can see is XML and CSV, it doesn’t show me any other options, maybe I haven’t installed a module I should have.
The workaround I used, was to browse the File system on the server and found the files (BTP) under my WLA Archive directory, which I have sent for analysis. Sent the file with the date on which I had the error. Hopefully it contains the reason for the slow-down.
Thanks again sir, just noticed I raised a Q about a year ago anf you were the same person who responded to that one too.
Select Query view from the Administration menu to open the Query Management dialog box. All previously defined queries display in the Query Management table.
Click New to open the Define Query dialog box.
Enter a Name for the query. Query names can be up to 32 characters.
Enter a Description of the query. It is important to provide a description that will help identify the query when it displays in the Query Management list.
Select the output Format (BTP).
For data exports, SPA automatically sets the Type as Diagnostic and the Format as Average.
Select the Time Range for the query. Selecting Custom from the available ranges opens the Custom Time Range dialog box, from which you can set the time range.
Select the Symmetrix ID.
Optional: Select Scheduled to open the calendar and enter the start date and time for ongoing queries. Ongoing queries are only available for non-custom Time Ranges.
If you were to upgrade to the latest SMS 7.3.3/SPA 2.3.3 then you would need to upgrade to symcli 7.4. Do check if your version of ECC supports that version of symcli.
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Posted August 14th, 2012 18:00
Dynamox,
Thank you for being so helpful. The “reply” button on the Support site won’t let me do a reply there hence this e-mail.
Problem is when I do the drop down like you mentioned in the Output Format all I can see is XML and CSV, it doesn’t show me any other options, maybe I haven’t installed a module I should have.
The workaround I used, was to browse the File system on the server and found the files (BTP) under my WLA Archive directory, which I have sent for analysis. Sent the file with the date on which I had the error. Hopefully it contains the reason for the slow-down.
Thanks again sir, just noticed I raised a Q about a year ago anf you were the same person who responded to that one too.
Charles