Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
Active IQ Unified Manager Discussions
I want to leverage the volume name provided by the customer to build a qtree inside the volume. I can see how to concatenate one variable name into another but I can't think how to truncate one. For example say the user provides the $volume = MyNewVol_Prod
and want to create a Qtree called "MyNewVol_Qtree". That is, truncate part of the volume name to create the QTree name...
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There is an included function called splitByDelimeter. This will give you the ability to parse the volume name and then return the part that you want. In the example that you gave it would be: splitByDelimeter($VolumeName,"_",0)
Alternately, you could devise a VolumePrefix method and have that as a separate variable which would be combined with a type. I use this method to ensure naming conventions are adhered to when provisioning for applications. For example, if I am provisioning a data volume then the volumePrefix might be "goodrum_application" but the actual volume name is "goodrum_application_data" ($volumePrefix + "_data"). Using this method would allow you to create a Qtree named "goodrum_application_qtree" ($volumePrefix + "_qtree")
Jeremy Goodrum, NetApp
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There is an included function called splitByDelimeter. This will give you the ability to parse the volume name and then return the part that you want. In the example that you gave it would be: splitByDelimeter($VolumeName,"_",0)
Alternately, you could devise a VolumePrefix method and have that as a separate variable which would be combined with a type. I use this method to ensure naming conventions are adhered to when provisioning for applications. For example, if I am provisioning a data volume then the volumePrefix might be "goodrum_application" but the actual volume name is "goodrum_application_data" ($volumePrefix + "_data"). Using this method would allow you to create a Qtree named "goodrum_application_qtree" ($volumePrefix + "_qtree")
Jeremy Goodrum, NetApp
The Pirate
Twitter: @virtpirate
Blog: www.virtpirate.com
Awesome...Wow that was easy...