SAM-QFS - How to set partial release file size on an existing filesystem (Doc ID 1618607.1)

Last updated on FEBRUARY 04, 2014

Applies to:

Sun QFS and Storage Archive Manager (SAM) - Version 4.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

Customer sites may begin running out of online disk space, and may want to configure partial release on an existing file system.

Releasing and staging are complementary processes. Files can be completely released from online disk cache after they are archived, or a site can specify that the beginning of a file (the stub) remain in disk cache while the remainder of the file is released. Partially releasing a file provides immediate access to data in the file stub without requiring that the file be staged. You can specify both the default partial release size and the maximum size of the stub to remain online when a file system is mounted.

From the release man page, the default partial file size is 8kb and the maximum is 16kb:

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              By default, the minimum partial_size is 8
              kilobytes, and the maximum partial_size is 16
              kilobytes or whatever the -o maxpartial=maxpartial
              setting is for this file system as specified on
              the mount(1M) command.  For more information on
              the mount(1M) command, see the mount_samfs(1M) man
              page.

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Solution

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