The built in "Array By Group" Crystal report should be showing all the groups which have Arrays under it. In your grouping structure, does Heathrow have a sub-group under it which you have added arrays to that group? If so, it should be picked up by the built in crystal report.
To view the group totals for NAS FileSystem, please use the built in query "5.2 NAS - File System Group List" which will give you the Nas related group totals for all the NAS Filesystems you have added into groups.
If you need to find out which groups the NAS FileSystems belong to, you would need to create a custom query with objects "NAS FileSystems", "All Objects in a Group" and "All Groups", then pick the columns you are interested in. You can use the built in query "Hosts in a Group" as a template to arrive at "NAS FileSystems in a Group".
StorageScope only reports Array by Group and Host by Group. There is no support for NAS by group now. So even though you put NAS filesystem in the group, you won't see data for that.
If you want to use Array by Group, you need to put arrays (not raid group) into user defined group. Array by group only shows the group containing arrays.
So I take it it isn't possible to report down to LUN level either, with the Arrays by Group report? Is the only to report on LUNS by user defined group by running a custom query on the user defined group to include LUN information or to use crystal repports ot create a customer report?
You need to use Crystal Reports. I'm using version 10. The User Defined Groups are in a table that has a primary key in its row, referring it to its parent group. The Primary Key, SRMGROUP.GROUPKEY is found in SRMGROUP.PARENTGROUPKEY. Create a "Blank Report" and connect to your repository. Select SRMGroups as your table. Insert a Group. Group on "GROUPNAME". Add some data like "GROUPPATH" in your "Details" section. Go up to your menu, select "Report" and "Heirarchical Grouping Options". Hopefully you'll see "SRMGROUP.GROUPKEY" as the Available Group. Select the Checkbox to the right that says "Sort Group Heirarchically". The "Instance ID" field should be "SRMGROUP.GROUPKEY" and the "Parent ID Field" should be "SRMGROUP.PARENTGROUPKEY".
Give it a try and send me a note if you need more help. Figuring this out took me too long to not share with you all. Have a great day!
AnuShivnath
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July 14th, 2009 12:00
To view the group totals for NAS FileSystem, please use the built in query "5.2 NAS - File System Group List" which will give you the Nas related group totals for all the NAS Filesystems you have added into groups.
If you need to find out which groups the NAS FileSystems belong to, you would need to create a custom query with objects "NAS FileSystems", "All Objects in a Group" and "All Groups", then pick the columns you are interested in. You can use the built in query "Hosts in a Group" as a template to arrive at "NAS FileSystems in a Group".
Hope this helps.
Anu
Butterfly2
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May 29th, 2009 07:00
If you want to use Array by Group, you need to put arrays (not raid group) into user defined group. Array by group only shows the group containing arrays.
Adamgr81
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June 1st, 2009 04:00
So I take it it isn't possible to report down to LUN level either, with the Arrays by Group report?
Is the only to report on LUNS by user defined group by running a custom query on the user defined group to include LUN information or to use crystal repports ot create a customer report?
cincypiper1
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July 6th, 2009 09:00
Give it a try and send me a note if you need more help. Figuring this out took me too long to not share with you all. Have a great day!
Mike