Recall files

To recall files:

Use the FMACLI command-line utility to recall files.

FMACLI recall f:\testdir\test.*

In the following example, the testdir directory is recalled:

FMACLI recall -r f:\testdir

You can also migrate files using the FMA Explorer plug-in.

Set a high-watermark for migration or releases

To set a high-watermark for migration or release:

Use the FMACLI command-line utility. In the following example, the testdir directory is released when the fill level of the file system (85 percent) is reached.

FMACLI release -r f:\testdir -u 85

Verify data files

To verify FMA metadata information:

Use the FMACLI command-line utility to check whether the FMA metadata of a file object is consistent.

FMACLI verify f:\testdir\test.dat -o local

To check all files of a directory, apply:

FMACLI verify -r f:\testdir -o local

To check if the link to the archive copy of a file is valid, apply:

FMACLI verify f:\testdir\test.dat -o remote

Schedule FMA commands

To schedule an FMA command:

Use the AT command-line utility of Windows. In the following example, the FMA release command starts at 10 a.m.:

at 10:00 "FMACLI release -r f:\testdir -n 2"

Note For further information about the AT command-line utility, see the documentation for Microsoft Windows.

You can use the Scheduled Task Wizard in the Windows Control Panel (Start Control Panel Scheduled Tasks) for these tasks also.

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