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mmlsfileset Command
Name
mmlsfileset – Displays attributes and status for GPFS filesets.
Synopsis
mmlsfileset Device {[[Fileset [,Fileset ...]] [-J Junction [,Junction ...]] | -F FileName} [-L] [-d] [-i]
Description
Use the mmlsfileset command to display information for the filesets that belong to a given GPFS file
system. The default is to display information for all filesets in the file system. You may choose to display
information for only a subset of the filesets.
The operation of the -L flag omits the attributes listed without it, namely status and junction path. In
addition, if the fileset has status 'deleted', then -L also displays the name of the latest snapshot that
includes the fileset in place of the root inode number and parent fileset identifier.
The attributes displayed are:
v Name of the fileset
v Status of the fileset (when the -L flag is omitted)
v Junction path to the fileset (when the -L flag is omitted)
v Fileset identifier (when the -L flag is included)
v Root inode number, if not deleted (when the -L flag is included)
v Parent fileset identifier, if not deleted (when the -L flag is included)
v Latest including snapshot, if deleted (when the -L flag is included)
v Creation time (when the -L flag is included)
v Number of inodes in use (when the -i flag is included)
v Data size (in KB) (when the -d flag is included)
v Comment (when the -L flag is included)
For information on GPFS filesets, see the chapter Policy-based data management for GPFS in General
Parallel File System: Advanced Administration Guide.
Parameters
Device The device name of the file system that contains the fileset.
File system names need not be fully-qualified. fs0 is as acceptable as
/dev/fs0.
This must be the first parameter.
Fileset Specifies a comma-separated list of fileset names.
-J Junction Specifies a comma-separated list of path names. They are not restricted to
fileset junctions, but may name any file or directory within the filesets to be
listed.
-F FileName Specifies the name of a file containing either fileset names or path names.
Each line must contain a single entry. All path names must be
fully-qualified.
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