Dell NetWorker 19.9 Administration Guide

Using nsrmm to modify the save set properties

Modify the save set properties with the nsrmm command.

1. When the save set is recyclable:
   1. Modify the save set entry to make it recoverable with the nsrmm command:

      nsrmm -e MM/DD/YYYY> -S ssid/cloneid

      where:

      • MM/DD/YYYY is the date that is chosen to make the save set browsable from.
      • ssid/cloneid is the save set ID/cloneid.

        For example:

        nsrmm -e "11/21/2009" -S 4294078835/1257402739

        When more than one SSID was recorded, repeat this step for all SSIDs.

   2. Modify the save set to the not recyclable status:

      nsrmm -o notrecyclable -S ssid/cloneid -y

      where ssid/cloneid is the save set ID/cloneid.

      For example:

      nsrmm -o notrecyclable -S 4294078835/1257402739 -y

      When more than one SSID was recorded, repeat this step for all SSIDs.

   3. Verify that the save set status is recoverable:
      mminfo -q ssid=ssid -r sumflags

      Recoverable save sets have an r, in addition to other values in the sumflags output.

      For example:

      mminfo -q ssid=4294078835 -r sumflags cr

      When more than one SSID was recorded, repeat this step for all SSIDs.

2. Query the media database to confirm that the index save set for a client is recoverable:

   mminfo -avot -N index:client_name

   where client_name is the name of the client to which this save set is located.

3. Confirm that the value in the fl column is cr for an index backup with the time frame of the client save set to be restored.
   NOTE:If the index save set is not recoverable, the save set expires when the NetWorker software cross checks the indexes. For example, when the NetWorker server runs the nsrim -X command.
4. Record the values in the date and time columns.