Quantum DXi-Series Command Line Interface (CLI) Guide
6-67081-05 Rev B
April 2012
Utility CLI Commands 67
Specifying the Space Reclamation Schedule
syscli --sched reclamation --none | {--daily <hh:mm> } | {--weekly
sun|mon|[tue]|wed|thu|fri|sat --time <hh:mm>} | {--every [tth]|mwf --
start <hh:mm> }
This CLI command allows the admin user to specify a schedule for space
reclamation.
CLI command options:
• --sched: Schedules periodic space reclamation.
• --none: If specified, then there is no schedule for periodic space
reclamation.
• --daily: If specified, then perform daily space reclamation at the given time.
Time is specified in 24-hour HH:MM format (e.g., 20:30), or 12-hour format
with a trailing am/pm tag (e.g. 5:45 am or 8:30 pm).
• --weekly: If specified (case-insensitive), then perform weekly space
reclamation on the given day and time.
• --time: Time is specified in 24-hour HH:MM format (e.g., 20:30), or 12-hour
format with a trailing am/pm tag (e.g. 5:45 am or 8:30 pm).
• --every: If specified (case-insensitive), then perform space reclamation on
the given day of every week and time. tth represents Tuesday and Thursday,
and mwf represents Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. If the day is not
specified, then Tuesday and Thursday are the default days of every week.
• --start: If specified, then start space reclamation at the given time. Time is
specified in 24-hour HH:MM format (e.g., 20:30), or 12-hour format with a
trailing am/pm tag (e.g. 5:45 am or 8:30 pm).
The following are valid use cases:
• syscli --sched reclamation --none
• syscli --sched reclamation --daily <hh:mm>
• syscli --sched reclamation --weekly sun|mon|[tue]|wed|thu|fri|sat --
time <hh:mm>
Note: If nothing is specified after --weekly, it means Tuesday every week.
• syscli --sched reclamation --every [tth]|mwf --start <hh:mm>
Displaying the Current Reclamation Schedule
syscli --get reclamation
This CLI command allows the user to display the current reclamation schedule.
Displaying the Current Reclamation Status
syscli --getstatus reclamation
This CLI command allows the user to retrieve the current status for general
space reclamation.
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