topic Re: In powershell what is a good way to test to see if a clone split is complete? in Software Development Kit (SDK) and API Discussions

In powershell what is a good way to test to see if a clone split is complete?

aleeyee — Wed, 04 Jun 2025 10:28:38 GMT

Hello, I have been trying to find a way to test if a clone split is complete. I know Get-NcCloneSplitStatus gives me information but throws an error after the clone is complete. I looked at the volume fields on the cli and there is field called clone-volume, but could not find the corresponding PS attribute. I ended up doing something like below but wanted to know if there is a better way code wise to test to see if the clone split was done.

$snap_busy = (Get-NcVol -Vserver $svm -name $org_vol | Get-NcSnapshot -SnapName $org_snap).Dependency
while($snap_busy)
{
Write-Host "Wakeup in 30 seconds...."
Start-Sleep 30
$snap_busy = (Get-NcVol -Vserver $svm -name $org_vol | Get-NcSnapshot -SnapName $org_snap).Dependency
}

Re: In powershell what is a good way to test to see if a clone split is complete?

donny_lang — Tue, 06 Apr 2021 13:26:51 GMT

Same logic as your code, but once the split operation has been completed, the volume will no longer show up in the output of the "Get-NcVolClone" command (since it is no longer a clone). In your code, you could test for its absence from the output of that command and then branch from there based on that data.

$SplitStatus = Get-NcVolClone -Volume volume01 while ($SplitStatus){ Write-Host "Split in progress..." Start-Sleep 30 $SplitStatus = Get-NcVolClone -Volume volume01 }

Re: In powershell what is a good way to test to see if a clone split is complete?

aleeyee — Sat, 17 Apr 2021 14:39:56 GMT

Excellent I ran the code with this and it worked great and cleaner option. Thanks for the solution.