nsrls

The nsrls program, when invoked without any options, prints the number of files in client file index, the number of kilobytes that the client file index currently requires, and the utilization of the client file index with respect to the number of kilobytes allocated to its UNIXfile.

The following example describes the format and options available for the nsrls program:

nsrls [client-name...]
nsrls -f file-name...

• Use the client-name option to specify a particular Backup client file index to examine. By default, the current system is considered to be the client you want to examine indexes for.

• Use the -f file-name option to instruct nsrls to take a list of file names rather than a list of Backup client names. For each legitimate index file named, the nsrls program prints an internal volume ID number and the filename, then a statistics banner, followed by the statistics associated with each internal file in the index. Each internal file has the following statistics associated with it: an internal file ID (Fid), the number of kilobytes that the file consumes (Kbytes), the number of logical records in the file (Count), and a descriptive name for the internal file (Name). Refer to the nsrls(1m) man page for a full description of the internal files.