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Dell Solutions Enabler 10.0.0 TimeFinder SnapVX CLI User Guide

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Determine fully defined SnapVX snapshot

Examples

To display the linked targets for devices listed in file snapvx_devices, enter: 

symsnapvx list -sid 001 -sg StorageGroup1 -linked

Sample output

The output lists only those snapshots that have fully defined linked targets. The (D) flag indicates if all of the tracks for a linked target are defined. 

Device File Name          : snapvx_devices
Device's Symmetrix ID     : 000197100001    (Microcode Version: 5977)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sym                                         Link  Flgs
Dev   Snapshot Name                    Gen  Dev   FCMD Snapshot Timestamp
----- -------------------------------- ---- ----- ---- ------------------------
00123 Tuesday_account_400pm               1 01122 .C.X Tue Feb 12 16:00:15 2013
00123 Tuesday_account_400pm               1 01126 .D.X Tue Feb 12 16:00:15 2013
00124 Tuesday_account_400pm               1 01123 .IX. Tue Feb 12 16:00:15 2013
00125 Tuesday_account_400pm               1 01124 .I.. Tue Feb 12 16:00:15 2013
Flgs:
  (F)ailed  :  X = Failed,. = No Failure
  (C)opy    :  I = CopyInProg, C = Copied, D = Copied/Destaged, . = NoCopy Link
  (M)odifed :  X = Modified Target Data, . = Not Modified
  (D)efined :  X = All Tracks Defined, . = Define in progress

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