Robert,

As you can see there are more that a few way to get the info I will add a 
couple more for you tool box.  You can create a macro or a script to do 
the same thing. You would have to translate the VM verbage into TSM and 
use select statement like Neil did.  The translation would be as such:

vm bodev -ina = node_name='BODEV' state='INACTIVE_VERSION'

The select statement would look like this

select node_name as node, filespace_name as drive, hl_name as directory, 
ll_name as filename, state, deactivate_date, class_name as mgmtclass from 
backups where node_name='BODEV' and type='FILE' and 
state='INACTIVE_VERSION'

the output would look like this

           NODE: BODEV
          DRIVE: \\bodev\c$
      DIRECTORY: \USERS\BODEV\DOWNLOADS\DOCUMENTS\
       FILENAME: 
PERSONALHEALTHRECORD_5241501C-A51F-4D05-8E9F-56A2A90B30B7.PDF
          STATE: INACTIVE_VERSION
DEACTIVATE_DATE:
      MGMTCLASS: DEFAULT

           NODE: BODEV
          DRIVE: \\bodev\n$
      DIRECTORY: \FILEHISTORY\BOB\FASTER\DATA\C\USERS\BOB\VIDEOS\
       FILENAME: BICEPBARBELLS (2016_04_18 03_30_08 UTC).MP4
          STATE: INACTIVE_VERSION
DEACTIVATE_DATE:
      MGMTCLASS: DEFAULT

You would then be able to save that select command to a script with the 
define script command within TSM or if you saved it to a file you could 
run it as a macro or use the file to create the script.  You could even 
use variables in place of hard coding specific names for the Node and 
state if you wanted to. As I stated, there are numerous ways to get the 
info you are looking for.

This is probably more information than you are looking for but it gives 
you an idea of what you could do if you wanted to.



Best Regards,

_________________________________________________________

Ronald C. Delaware
Senior Consultant
IBM Corporation | System Lab Services
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From:   "Schneider, Jim" <jschnei...@essendant.com>
To:     ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date:   06/27/2017 11:01 AM
Subject:        Re: [ADSM-L] Inactive active filesystem for vm in script
Sent by:        "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU>



An alternative can be run from the backup proxy server.
dsmc restore vm bodev -pick -inactive

Jim Schneider
Essendant

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Schofield, Neil (Storage & Middleware, Backup & Restore)
Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2017 12:33 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Inactive active filesystem for vm in script

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Robert

I'm not sure this is the best answer to your question, but in the absence 
of any other replies I thought it might at least prompt somebody to come 
up with something better.

I'm assuming here that your hypervisor is vSphere and not Hyper-V? In 
which case empirical evidence from my systems suggests that for every 
backup of a snapshot of the VM called bodev, I get one bodev.ovf backup 
object.

I would normally shy away from running Selects against the Backups table, 
so use the following at your own risk. However to determine how many 
snapshots you've got stored for the VM called bodev, maybe try something 
like the following?

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM BACKUPS WHERE FILESPACE_NAME='\VMFULL-bodev' AND 
LL_NAME LIKE '%.ovf'

It looks like all versions of bodev.ovf will show as Active versions, but 
perhaps you can just assume the number of inactive backups is 1 less than 
the total?

Regards

Neil Schofield
IBM Spectrum Protect SME
Backup & Recovery | Storage & Middleware | Central Infrastructure Services 
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