tight lotus
I know through some places within the CLI I've gotten conditional formats to work properly such as '>=' and volume sizing.
I can't seem to get the formatting right for != And node/aggregate filters through vol show.
Working with a 16n cluster, it gets unwieldy quickly.
Is there a guide on how these are used appropriately within the CLI or is there something I can do differently?
Thanks
weary bough
Does this help at all?
https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/system-admin/rules-specifying-values-concept.html
I've found that if you really want to get into manipulating the output, it's better to setup a Linux server and create an SSH key pair with NetApp cluster. You can then run commands from the Linux server and use grep, sed, awk, etc to play with the formatting.
worldly mortar
Vol show -volume !root,!mirror -aggregate ssd*
Show me all volumes on any aggregate that starts with ssd and does not have root or mirror in the name of the volume
When using ! you need to use a comma to do multiple queries.
I’m typically using it when looking at “event log show” output.
First I’ll do the show then I’ll progress:
Event log show -message !wafl*,!secd*
And so on
tight lotus
Ooo
I was adding != Not just !
Because I realized >=15Tb worked for vol sizing, so I got creative with the rest
TMAC I appreciate the help.
Are these documented anywhere or just kinda gotta figure it out?
weary bough
Because I realized >=15Tb worked for vol sizing, so I got creative with the rest
I recommend reading through the entire section of "Use the ONTAP command-line interface". There are a lot of tricks in there that aren't well known or immediately obvious.