#Volume Create Time
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volume show -create-time >"08/20/2025 00:00:00"
important: you need to specify the full date+time and there must not be a space between the > and the date/time
for relative dates (e.g. "all volumes from the last 60 days") you can use volume show -create-time >60d (d=days, h= hours, m=minutes)
You will need to be in advanced mode to expose the '''create time''' option.
set adv -c of;vol show -create-time >60d;set adm -c on
not really. it works fine in admin mode
cl1::> set admin
cl1::> volume show -create-time >1d
Vserver Volume Aggregate State Type Size Available Used%
--------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ---- ---------- ---------- -----
demosvm demosvm_root n2_aggrSATA4T
online RW 1GB 971.0MB 0%
...
Interesting... Does not work for me in admin mode. I'm on 9.15.1p3. What's your version?
that was 9.16.1... but I can also use it in admin mode in 9.151P10
cl2::> version
NetApp Release 9.15.1P10: Thu Apr 17 14:04:43 UTC 2025
cl2::> set admin
cl2::> volume show -create-time >60d
Vserver Volume Aggregate State Type Size Available Used%
--------- ------------ ------------ ---------- ---- ---------- ---------- -----
SVM_LP1_LABDAYS_MIRROR
CIFS_backup n1_aggrSSD online DP 10.53GB 10.23GB 2%
SVM_LP1_LABDAYS_MIRROR
SVM_LP1_LABDAYS_MIRROR_root
n1_aggrSSD online RW 1GB 968.8MB 0%
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it even works on our 9.14.1P8 cluster