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148 Monitoring and maintaining FSE

Example of a recall by date

Linux specific

Example of a recall by file migration ID

Windows specific

Each file must be recalled separately. You define a recall by specifying a filename or by using the

argument combination --id PartitionName FileID, as shown in the examples below.

A recall on a deleted file (undelete operation) can be invoked only by using the file ID. In this case, the

undeleted file will get the same name as it had when it was migrated for the last time.

Example of a recall by file ID instead of file name

Linux specific

Windows specific

Viewing logs

FSE log files provide a variety of information on FSE events, such as error and status messages, details on

FSE job execution, and resource allocation. You can use them to monitor FSE operations, for statistical

purposes as well as for backup tracing.

The FSE log files are the following:

•FSE event log (fse.log)

This log records relevant information on FSE-process events that occur during FSE operation.

•FSE error log (error.log)

This log records error messages generated by FSE processes.

•FSE check log

(check_hsmfs_fsc_PartitionName.log, check_media_fsc_PartitionName.log)

This log records inconsistencies found by the maintenance job that performs a File System Catalog

consistency check with the HSM file system or with FSE media, for the specified FSE partition.

• FSE backup log (backup.log)

This log records information relevant for tracing the events that occur during a backup of the FSE

implementation.

• HSM file system log (hsmfs_PartitionName.log)

# fsefile --recall /fse/part01/20050328/root/hsmdb.out

--date "2005/03/28 16:22:28"

--into /tmp

C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE\bin>fsefile --recall

i:\fse\part01\20050328\mylittledoc.doc

--migid 268509426688

--into D:\tmp

# fsefile --recall --id FSEPartition010 30600

--date "2005/12/10 15:36:50"

--into /tmp/fse_deleted_files

C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\FSE\bin>fsefile --recall --id

FSEPartition021 17800

--date "2005/12/18 11:30:20"

--into D:\tmp\fse_deleted_files