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asmcli create collection Command Syntax, Example: Creating Collections, Listing Collections

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asmcli create collection Command Syntax The command syntax is as follows: # asmcli create collection --name collection-name --source mount-point1 [mount-point2...] The following table describes the required command parameters. Table 35. Create Collection Required Command Options Parameter --name Argument collection-name Description Specifies the name of the collection. --source mount-point Specifies a list of one or more mount points. Example: Creating Collections The following example shows how to use separate collections to save copies of the same volumes: # asmcli create collection --name=daily-user-vols yes--source=/source/VolA --source=/source/VolB --source=/source/VolC You could also specify the same command as follows: # asmcli create collection --name daily-user-vols --source /source/VolA /source/VolB /source/VolC The output specifies a successfully created collection of the specified name (for example, daily-user-vols). Use the asmcli list collection command to show the contents of the collection: # asmcli list collection --name daily-user-vols Name: Mount point: Mount point: Mount point: daily-user-vols /source/VolA /source/VolB /source/VolC Listing Collections Use the asmcli list collection command to list all collections or a specific collection by a name. For information about collections, see About Collections. asmcli list collection Command Syntax The command syntax is as follows: # asmcli list collection --name collection-name The following table describes the optional command parameter. Table 36. List Collection Optional Command Parameter Parameter --name Argument collection-name Description Specifies the name of the collection. 94 Auto-Snapshot Manager Command Line Interface

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asmcli create collection Command Syntax
The command syntax is as follows:
# asmcli create collection
--name
collection-name
--source
mount-point1
[
mount-point2
...]
The following table describes the required command parameters.
Table 35. Create Collection Required Command Options
Parameter
Argument
Description
--name
collection-name
Specifies the name of the collection.
--source
mount-point
Specifies a list of one or more mount points.
Example: Creating Collections
The following example shows how to use separate collections to save copies of the same volumes:
# asmcli create collection --name=daily-user-vols yes--source=/source/VolA
--source=/source/VolB --source=/source/VolC
You could also specify the same command as follows:
# asmcli create collection --name daily-user-vols --source /source/VolA
/source/VolB /source/VolC
The output specifies a successfully created collection of the specified name (for example,
daily-user-vols
). Use the
asmcli list
collection
command to show the contents of the collection:
# asmcli list collection --name daily-user-vols
Name:
daily-user-vols
Mount point:
/source/VolA
Mount point:
/source/VolB
Mount point:
/source/VolC
Listing Collections
Use the
asmcli list collection
command to list all collections or a specific collection by a name. For information about
collections, see
About Collections
.
asmcli list collection Command Syntax
The command syntax is as follows:
# asmcli list collection
--name
collection-name
The following table describes the optional command parameter.
Table 36. List Collection Optional Command Parameter
Parameter
Argument
Description
--name
collection-name
Specifies the name of the collection.
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