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Metadata Utilities: nsck and sync
Synchronizing Metadata with Actual Files
bstnA6k(gbl)# end
bstnA6k# sync files medarcv volume /rcrds path / recurse rename-files
Scheduling sync files operation on switch bstnA6k, report name: sync.3._rcrds.rpt
bstnA6k# show reports sync.3._rcrds.rpt
**** Sync Report: Started at Fri Sep 15 03:30:29 2006 ****
**** Namespace: medarcv
**** Volume: /rcrds
**** Path: /
**** Options: recurse rename-files
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[rx
[charts
[bulk
**** Legend:
**** SY = File metadata has been synchronized.
**** TO = Operation timed out: An operation to the filer timed out.
**** LK = Failed to acquire Lock.
**** FE = Encountered filer error during sync.
**** LF = Lost File, File exists in the metadata, but not on filer.
**** FF = Found File, File exists on filer, but not in the metadata.
**** IF = Invalid File Handle, Metadata/Filer file handle mismatch.
**** CF = File collided with existing filename.
**** CR = File collided with existing filename, and was renamed.
**** NI = Name does not exist via both NFS and CIFS.
**** CC = NFS case-blind name collision, FGN may result under CIFS.
**** IC = Name contains invalid characters for CIFS, FGN will result under CIFS.
**** TN = Name is possibly an FGN, or can collide with one.
**** UN = Name contains unmappable unicode characters, FGN will result under NFS.
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As with nsck jobs, every sync operation produces a report as it runs. The CLI shows
the report name after you invoke the command. Use
reports, and use ,
show
metadata-inconsistencies report, described above. This report adds some additional
Type keys to show which files were synchronized, were renamed, or encountered
synchronization issues.
For example, this command sequence re-synchronizes the medarcv~/rcrds volume
and then shows the report:
Physical Filer
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] 192.168.25.20:prescriptions
] 192.168.25.20:histories
] 192.168.25.27:bulkstorage
, or to view one report. The report is similar to the
tail grep
for a full list of sync
show reports
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