ADIC Version 2.7 manual Device Management, File Management

Command	Options	Description
	[ -ssoftlimit ]	Warning limit for the number of
		media allocated in the policy
		class.
	[ -tmediatype ]	Defines the media type to use.
	[ -aaffinity ]	Lists disk affinities that the files
		in the policy class will traverse
		in their lifecycle.
	[ -vdrivepool ]	Media Manager drive pool
		used to store / retrieve data.
	[ -xmaxcopies ]	Maximum number of copies
		(including the primary) allowed
		for each file in the policy class.

Device Management

Command	Options	Description
fschstate		Modifies the state of storage
		subsystems and drive
		components.
	[ componentalias ]	Alias used for storage
		subsystems and drive
		components.
	[ -s state ]	Desired state of drive
		components or subsystems.
		Valid values:
		• MAINT
		• ON
		• OFF
		Drive status. Valid values:
		• FREE
		• IN USE
		• FAILED
		• DELAYED
		• CLEANING

File Management

Command	Options	Description
fschfiat		Modifies the class attributes
		of the file.
	filename	File having changed
		attributes.
	[ -ccopies ]	Number of file copies to
		store, including the primary.
		This value cannot exceed
		the maxcopies setting.

Command	Options	Description
	[ -t e p i ]	Indicates how truncation
		policies (-t) operate on the
		file:
		• e - Excludes the file from
		truncation when a
		store or cleanup policy
		application occurs.
		• p - Truncates the file by
		cleanup policy.
		• i - Truncates the file
		immediately.
	[ -s e p ]	Indicates how storage
		policies (-s) operate on the
		file:
		• e - Excludes the file from
		storage when a store
		policy occurs.
		• p - Stores the file by
		storage policy.
	[ -r e p ]	Indicates how relocation
		policies (-r) operate on the
		file.
		• e - Excludes the file from
		relocation when a
		relocation policy
		occurs.
		• p - Relocates the file by
		relocation policy.
	[ -a class ]	Specifies an alternate
		policy class that can be
		associated with the file.
fspolicy		Manages disk data / space
		via file system or class.
	[ -c class ]	Policy class associated with
		data to be stored or
		truncated.
	[ -e ]	Invokes a high priority for
		immediate action on file
		storage in a file system.
	[ -s ]	Invokes the storage policy.
	[ -mminreloctime ]	Minimum time (in minutes)
		a file must reside
		unaccessed on disk before
	[ -mminstoretime ]	being considered a
		candidate for relocation.
		Minimum time (in minutes)
		a file must reside on disk
		before being considered a
	[ -mmintrunctime ]	candidate for storage.
		Minimum time (in days) that
		a file must reside
		unaccessed on disk before
		being considered a
		candidate for truncation.

Command	Options	Description
	[ -o goal ]	Percentage of used disk
		space at which a truncation
		policy ceases to be applied.
	[ -t ]	Invokes the cleanup
		(truncation) policy.
	[ -vdrivepool ]	Specifies the drivepool from
		which to allocate drives
		when storing files.
	[ -b ]	Scans file system for
		candidate files to store,
		relocate or truncate and
		rebuilds the candidate lists.
	[ -yfilesystem ]	File system to which the
		policy will be applied.
	[ -r ]	Invokes the relocation
		policy.
	[ -zminsize ]	Minimum file size (in bytes)
		to relocate or truncate.
fsretrieve		Retrieves or recovers files
		from media and places the
		files on disk.
	filename	Full path and name of the
		file to retrieve.
	[ -c ]	Retrieves a secondary copy
		of the file (if a second copy
		exists).
	[ -nnewfilename ]	New path and name into
		which to retrieve the file.
	-Rdirectory	Directory from which to
		start recursive retrieval.
	[ -bstartbyte endbyte ]	Specifies a byte range to
		retrieve. The value of
		startbyte must be less than
		the endbyte value. Both
		values must be within the
		file’s byte range.
	[ -a ]	Updates the access time of
		the requested files.
fsrmcopy		Removes a copy/copies of
		a file from disk or media.
	filename	File or files to remove from
		disk or media.
	[ -c copynum a ]	Deletes either a specific
		number (copynum) of file
		copies or all file copies (a)
		from the media.
	[ -mmediaID ]	Deletes all files on media
		which reside on disk.

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