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FSRM Filetype Report

matthewemery
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Hi,

I am supporting a customer that wants a report of filetypes, eg .mp3, listed by directory and size.

ie, a .csv or .xls report run against a share, listing every directory in that share that has mp3 files in it.

Is that possible to create?

I have tried, but cant see a way to do it.

Cheers

Matt.

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prasads
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Hi Matt,

You can indirectly acheive what you want.

1.Set the max no. of largest files to a large value(max in DFM is 100,000)

     dfm option set srmLargestFiles=100000

2. Re-run the FSRM file walk

3. Run 'srm-files-largest' report against the FSRM path & grep for .mp3

     dfm report srm-files-largest 1231 | grep .mp3

     (here - 1231 is the id of the fsrm path)

Let me know if this is helpful.

Regards,

Prasad S

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prasads
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Hi Matt,

You can indirectly acheive what you want.

1.Set the max no. of largest files to a large value(max in DFM is 100,000)

     dfm option set srmLargestFiles=100000

2. Re-run the FSRM file walk

3. Run 'srm-files-largest' report against the FSRM path & grep for .mp3

     dfm report srm-files-largest 1231 | grep .mp3

     (here - 1231 is the id of the fsrm path)

Let me know if this is helpful.

Regards,

Prasad S

matthewemery
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Thanks Prasad,

That did the trick.

A pity its not default behaviour, but no problems.

Thanks again,

Matt.

jeras
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Is the 100,000 max value for max no. of largest files valid for Operations Manager 3.7?

The Operations Manager 3.7 GUI and CLI do not specify a limit if I set the value to, for example, 250,000.  For example if I enter dfm option set srmLargestFiles=250000 or change this value in the SRM section of the Options GUI, the 250,000 value is accepted as a valid value with no warning or error message.

Thanks!

Ken

prasads
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Hi Ken

Is the 100,000 max value for max no. of largest files valid for Operations Manager 3.7?

Yes, 100,000 is the limit.

>... value is accepted as a valid value with no warning or error message.

This is a bug. See BURT 313293

http://burtweb.eng.netapp.com:8080/burt-bin/start?burt-id=313293&button=view&google_text=&sel_report=&report=&report_user=prasads&fz=53&mode=owner#Des...

Regards,

Prasad S

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