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Customizing the Qtree Capacity and Utilization report to display qtrees that have breached the disk soft limit

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You can customize the Qtree Capacity and Utilization report to display qtrees that have breached the disk soft limit. You can filter and sort by disk used, disk hard limit, and disk soft limit.

About this task

You can also perform this task by going to the Reports page and clicking Run Report for the appropriate report.

Steps

  1. To remove the grouping by SVM, cluster or volume, perform the following steps:

    1. Click in the columns that need to be ungrouped.

    2. Click the click to see menu icon.

    3. Select Group > Delete Inner Group.

  2. To filter qtrees that do not have an unlimited disk hard limit, click in the Disk Hard Limit column and open the Filter dialog box by clicking the click to filter icon.

    1. From the Condition drop-down list, select Not Equal To.

    2. Click Select Values and select Unlimited.

    3. Click Ok.

  3. To filter qtrees that do not have an unlimited disk soft limit, click in the Disk Soft Limit column and open the Filter dialog box by clicking the click to filter icon.

    1. From the Condition drop-down list, select Not Equal To.

    2. Click Select Values and select Unlimited.

    3. Click Ok.

  4. To add a column for qtrees that have breached the disk soft limit, perform the following steps:

    1. Click in the Disk Soft Limit column, click the click to see menu icon, and select Column > New Computed Column

    2. In the New Computed Column dialog box, type Breached Disk Soft Limit Capacity in the Column Label field.

    3. From the Select Category list, select Text.

    4. From the Select Function drop-down list, select Advanced.

    5. In the Enter Expression field, type IF(([qtreeDiskUsedPercent] *[diskLimit]/100 > [softDiskLimit]), "Yes", "No").

    6. Click OK.

  5. To filter qtrees that have breached the soft disk limit, click in the Breached Disk Soft Limit Capacity column and open the Filter dialog box by clicking the click to filter icon.

    1. From the Condition drop-down list, select Equal To.

    2. Click Select Values and select Yes.

    3. Click Ok.