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January 7th, 2008 15:00
creating report on diskgroups
hi,
i am trying to create a report on the free space available in each diskgroup in DMX 3000. i am using storagescope 5.2
has anyone tried doing this??
thanks
Karan
i am trying to create a report on the free space available in each diskgroup in DMX 3000. i am using storagescope 5.2
has anyone tried doing this??
thanks
Karan


BillF4
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January 7th, 2009 11:00
karan2
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January 8th, 2009 08:00
I did upgrade to ECC 6.0 later and the reports were still working.
Let me know if you need more details on this.
Karan
Angela_Au
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January 8th, 2009 18:00
By reading your steps, I am still unclear on how you can create the report. Can you please show me in detailed procedures?
I am having ECCOE 6.0 with SE 6.5.2 installed...
Many thanks!
Best Regards,
Angela
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January 9th, 2009 08:00
Its custom queries in ECC 6.0 (I called them reports because I created them in ECC 5.2), you need to use Crystal reports to create reports in ECC 6.0.
Anyway here's how I did it, I found this procedure in an old white paper on custom reporting (Manage_Report_CLARiiON_Arrays) which I can't find now on powerlink.
1. Import the Custom field definitions into ECC (try emc204583)
2. using cli export the ECC identifier file
\Tools\utils\CustomFields\customFieldsUtil -export eccexport.csv "ArrayDevice"
3.Associate the object identifiers to the values i.e. diskgroup number
you need to associate the diskgroup to each device in the following order in the .csv file
Object,Object_id,Object_description,Custom_field_definition,Value
you can get the list from symcli using
#symdev list ¿disk_group <#>
4. using cli import the new associated file
\Tools\utils\CustomFields\customFieldsUtil -import
5. Now you can create your custom query using the custom fields
you need to select custom fields in the step 2 of creating/modifying a query and create a query to list unallocated devices using the disk group as filter or you can use subtotal on the disk group column.
Let me know if you have more questions regarding the procedure.
Karan