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Ptolemee
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7 years ago

File System Archiving: File Server no longer on the network - want to know size of archives in EV

Just upgraded from EV11.0.1 to EV12.3. An old file server that was archived was since decommissioned and no longer on the network but is still present in EV. Need to determine the size of archives from that file server (a breakdown per folder if possibe). Tried FSAUtility (in report mode) but did not work as it requires the original file being on the network (Dtrace shows attempt to conncet to it).

Is there any other way to determine the size of arcived items that came from a that file server? maybe an SQL script?

Thanks

  • Hi Ptolemee,

    You should be able to use the following replacing the SET @ArchiveID = '11FAB9DF012C208408C1F1007904C12351110000EVServer' entry with the ID of your archive. You can take the results to Excel and get data by folders.  The query should be run against the vault store database. 

     

    DECLARE @ArchiveName nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @ArchiveID nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @FolderID nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @Idtransaction nvarchar(40)


    SET @ArchiveID = '1234B9DF012C208408C1F1007904C12351110000EVServer'
    SET @ArchiveName = NULL
    SET @FolderID = NULL
    SET @Idtransaction = NULL

    SELECT
    Archive.ArchiveName,
    R1.VaultEntryId as ArchiveID,
    R2.VaultEntryId as FolderID,
    SP.SavesetIdentity,
    ArchivedDate,
    IdTransaction,
    ItemSize,
    OriginalSize/1024 AS OriginalSizeKB,
    FolderPath,
    CASE
    WHEN LEFT(sp.properties,1) = '<' and RIGHT(sp.properties,1) = '>' THEN SUBSTRING(properties, (CHARINDEX('<filename>', properties)+10), (CHARINDEX('</filename>', properties)-(CHARINDEX('<filename>', properties)+10)))
    WHEN LEFT(sp.properties,6) = 'FSA/3/' THEN SUBSTRING(properties, 7, CHARINDEX('/', properties, 7)-7)
    END AS Filename,
    ss.CollectionIdentity,
    RelativeFileName
    FROM
    EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.root r1
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.Root r2 on r1.RootIdentity = r2.ContainerRootIdentity
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.archive on r1.RootIdentity = Archive.RootIdentity
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.ArchiveFolder on r2.RootIdentity = ArchiveFolder.RootIdentity
    JOIN Vault on r2.VaultEntryId = Vault.Vaultid
    JOIN Saveset ss on Vault.VaultIdentity = ss.VaultIdentity
    JOIN SavesetProperty sp on ss.savesetidentity = sp.SavesetIdentity
    LEFT JOIN Collection on ss.CollectionIdentity = Collection.CollectionIdentity
    WHERE
    r1.VaultEntryid= ISNULL(@ArchiveID, r1.VaultEntryid)
    AND ArchiveName = ISNULL(@ArchiveName, ArchiveName)
    AND r2.VaultEntryid = ISNULL(@FolderID, r2.VaultEntryId)
    AND ss.IdTransaction = ISNULL(@Idtransaction, ss.IdTransaction)
    ORDER BY
    ArchivedDate DESC

     

    Regards,

    Patrick 

  • Hi Ptolemee,

    You should be able to use the following replacing the SET @ArchiveID = '11FAB9DF012C208408C1F1007904C12351110000EVServer' entry with the ID of your archive. You can take the results to Excel and get data by folders.  The query should be run against the vault store database. 

     

    DECLARE @ArchiveName nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @ArchiveID nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @FolderID nvarchar(75)
    DECLARE @Idtransaction nvarchar(40)


    SET @ArchiveID = '1234B9DF012C208408C1F1007904C12351110000EVServer'
    SET @ArchiveName = NULL
    SET @FolderID = NULL
    SET @Idtransaction = NULL

    SELECT
    Archive.ArchiveName,
    R1.VaultEntryId as ArchiveID,
    R2.VaultEntryId as FolderID,
    SP.SavesetIdentity,
    ArchivedDate,
    IdTransaction,
    ItemSize,
    OriginalSize/1024 AS OriginalSizeKB,
    FolderPath,
    CASE
    WHEN LEFT(sp.properties,1) = '<' and RIGHT(sp.properties,1) = '>' THEN SUBSTRING(properties, (CHARINDEX('<filename>', properties)+10), (CHARINDEX('</filename>', properties)-(CHARINDEX('<filename>', properties)+10)))
    WHEN LEFT(sp.properties,6) = 'FSA/3/' THEN SUBSTRING(properties, 7, CHARINDEX('/', properties, 7)-7)
    END AS Filename,
    ss.CollectionIdentity,
    RelativeFileName
    FROM
    EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.root r1
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.Root r2 on r1.RootIdentity = r2.ContainerRootIdentity
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.archive on r1.RootIdentity = Archive.RootIdentity
    JOIN EnterpriseVaultDirectory.dbo.ArchiveFolder on r2.RootIdentity = ArchiveFolder.RootIdentity
    JOIN Vault on r2.VaultEntryId = Vault.Vaultid
    JOIN Saveset ss on Vault.VaultIdentity = ss.VaultIdentity
    JOIN SavesetProperty sp on ss.savesetidentity = sp.SavesetIdentity
    LEFT JOIN Collection on ss.CollectionIdentity = Collection.CollectionIdentity
    WHERE
    r1.VaultEntryid= ISNULL(@ArchiveID, r1.VaultEntryid)
    AND ArchiveName = ISNULL(@ArchiveName, ArchiveName)
    AND r2.VaultEntryid = ISNULL(@FolderID, r2.VaultEntryId)
    AND ss.IdTransaction = ISNULL(@Idtransaction, ss.IdTransaction)
    ORDER BY
    ArchivedDate DESC

     

    Regards,

    Patrick