nas_fs -query SizeValues fields

Question

Hi, can anyone tell me what the last field in the SizeValues means: $ nas_fs -query:inuse==y:IsRoot=False -format:'%s:%s:%d:%d
' -Fields:Name,StoragePoolName,Size,SizeValues UCS-FS:clar_r5_economy:1000000:984741,862691,122049,12, 1008374984 $ nas_fs -size UCS-FS total = 984741 avail = 862691 used = 122050 ( 12% ) (sizes in MB) ( blockcount = 2048000000 ) volume: total = 1000000 (sizes in MB) ( blockcount = 2048000000 ) avail = 862691 used = 137309 ( 14% ) And what's the difference between volume total(1000000) size and total size (984741) Regards, John

Peter_EMC · Accepted Answer

The filesystem resides inside the volume.

As you already noticed, there is a small overhead between volume (1000000) and filesystem (984741), typically less than 2 %

1008374984 is about the size of the FS in KB (984741 * 1024 = 1008374,784 KB)

jjgrinwis · Answer

Thanx

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