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July 2nd, 2019 13:00

NO NSR POOL RESOURCE FIND WITH THE NAME

Hi, i am trying to clone manually  severals save sets  with nsrclone to the 'historic pool' on tape but the command throw me than the pool doesn´t exist.

the command  is:

 

nsrclone -s networkerserver  -b 'historic pool' -S -f 3860360225

the error is:

nsrclone : unable to query RAP DATABASE for clone pool resource: NO NSR POOL resource found with the name 'historic'

pd: the save sets than are trying to send to the tape there were on waiting to run  state.

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Thanks in advance.

 

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July 3rd, 2019 22:00

Can you try using double quotes - " instead of single quotes - ' in your command ?

 

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July 2nd, 2019 23:00

Besides the fact that the pool 'historic pool' must exist, your command is wrong because '-f' refers to an input file (see my script example in your other post). To clone the single save set, this command is sufficient: nsrclone -s networkerserver -b 'historic pool' -S 3860360225

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July 3rd, 2019 06:00

Also to make sure that there is no typo in the pool name, get the pool name from the mminfo command as follows, mminfo -avot -q ssid=3860360225 -r pool

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July 3rd, 2019 10:00

Hi Bingo, thanks for the help  the -f paramater was my mistake. but i still have the problem and the pool exists. ¿Could it be the spaces in the pool name the problem?

 

Thanks in advance.

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July 3rd, 2019 10:00

I was thinking about it - it may well be. However, in this case, I expect NW to complain when the pool will be created.

I personally avoid spaces and use underscores instead.

 

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July 4th, 2019 09:00

Thanks Bingo por your time.

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July 4th, 2019 09:00

Hi, Yes double quote was the solutions. Thanks
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