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guanabacoa
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January 11th, 2010 10:00
Question about Clips
Hi
I was looking for a Clip in a Center G4
I used this command to know if the clip is into the Centera G4 and I got this output:
| Config# show location 1SKSN7FFI6181e1DCVS25INDKSU | ||||||
| 1SKSN7FFI6181e1DCVS25INDKSU is located on nodes: | ||||||
| NodeName: c001n02 | ||||||
| Fragment Blob Address: 1SKSN7FFI6181e1DCVS25INDKSU~MD5~M2-1O9JO27VUP4.0 | ||||||
| PartitionID: 5128551923542597095 | ||||||
| NodeName: c001n03 | ||||||
| Fragment Blob Address: 1SKSN7FFI6181e1DCVS25INDKSU~MD5~M2-1O9JO27VUP4.1 | ||||||
| PartitionID: 5021145030746930756 | ||||||
| It contains 1 content blobs: | ||||||
| Blob1 is located on nodes: | ||||||
| NodeName: c001n10 | ||||||
| Fragment Blob Address: | ||||||
| 9FBK9O667K52Hx3290UPSRHNR65G5228AE2O94I72UN4OR3TKBVKL~GM~M2-1O9JO27VVH4.0 | ||||||
| PartitionID: 5128635486540745713 | ||||||
| NodeName: c001n03 | ||||||
| Fragment Blob Address: | ||||||
| 9FBK9O667K52Hx3290UPSRHNR65G5228AE2O94I72UN4OR3TKBVKL~GM~M2-1O9JO27VVH4.1 | ||||||
| PartitionID: 5021145030825642412 | ||||||
I know that the clip is into the Centera G4 but I want to know what pool does the clip belong to? is there another command to get this info.
Best regards
holgerjakob_c0722c
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Posted January 13th, 2010 07:00
Hi
If you only have the Clip ID it is not possible without JCASScript to find the pool the clip belongs to. The pool stored in the CDF of the Clip would be the pool identifier that you need to match with your pool name by using show pool list in Centera Viewer. This will tell you both pool name and identifier.
Do you happen to know the application that has written the clip? If yes they should be able to tell you which profile they are using. Use sho profile detail of the profile to find the home pool. This is where your clip would be stored.
Best regards, Holger
EMCDennis
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Posted January 11th, 2010 11:00
There is no way to get the pool information for a specific clip.
You could use JCAS to read the clip and then determine this information.