NOTICE

This message occurs when the system detects a possible change in the autodelete or autosize policy of the volume. This can happen when a version of Data ONTAP® is loaded that might not support the reclaim policy currently set in the active filesystem.

Unrecognized reclaim policy settings are cleared in the active file system. If you subsequently load a version of Data ONTAP® that recognizes the reclaim policy settings, you need to reestablish the policy settings using 'snap autodelete' or 'vol autosize' commands.

Reclaim policy might have changed in %s %s%s%s%s. Check the 'snap autodelete' or 'vol autosize' command settings.

type (STRING): Container type, either volume or aggregate.
owner (STRING): Volume owner.
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique identifier of the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the aggregate Snapshot™ copy reserve is full and Snapshot copies are being deleted to free space.

If aggregate Snapshot copies are being deleted too frequently or while they are still being used, then consider the following options: o Increase the Snapshot copy reserve percentage for the aggregate. o Alter the aggregate Snapshot copy schedule to create less frequent Snapshot copies.

Deleting Snapshot copy '%s' in aggregate '%s' to free up space.

name (STRING): Snapshot copy name.
aggr (STRING): Aggregate name.

INFORMATIONAL

This event indicates that after auto-deletion of all aggregate snapshots, we have failed to take a state snapshot.

(None).

Unable to create snapshot '%s' in aggregate '%s': %s

name (STRING): The snapshot name
vol (STRING): The volume name
err (STRING): Reason why the operation failed.

NOTICE

This event indicates that the automatic deletion of a snapshot in an aggregate has failed. An appliance may automatically delete an aggregate snapshot if the aggregate snap reserve fills.

The appliance will automatically retry the snapshot deletion shortly after the failure occurs. If the deletion succeeds then no corrective action is necessary. If deletion repeatedly fails then the aggregate could potentially become full. To address this please contact customer support.

Unable to delete snapshot '%s' in aggregate '%s' to recover space: %s

name (STRING): The snapshot name
aggr (STRING): The aggregate name
err (STRING): The reason why the deletion failed.

NOTICE

This message occurs when a Snapshot™ copy is created successfully.

(None).

Snapshot copy %s was created successfully for volume %s%s%s in %ld milliseconds.

name (STRING): Snapshot copy name.
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique identifier of the volume when the volume name by itself is insufficient.
time (LONGINT): Time taken to create the Snapshot copy, in milliseconds.

ERROR

This message occurs when the creation of a Snapshot(tm) copy is skipped.

Address the issue identified by the "reason" parameter. For example, if the reason is "Volume is too full", increase the volume size or free up disk space on the target volume.

%s %s %s: Skipping creation of %s Snapshot copy (%s).

vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique volume identifier.
snapname (STRING): Name of the Snapshot copy being created.
reason (STRING): Reason for skipping the Snapshot copy.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when a Snapshot™ copy is deleted.

(None).

Snapshot copy %s on %s %s%s%s%s %s was deleted by the Data ONTAP function %s. The unique ID for this Snapshot copy is (%d, %d).

snap_name (STRING): Name of the deleted Snapshot copy.
type (STRING): Container type (volume or aggregate).
owner (STRING): Volume or aggregate owner.
vol (STRING): Volume or aggregate name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique identifier of the volume or aggregate when the volume or aggregate name by itself is insufficient.
vendor (STRING): Vendor name.
caller_func (STRING): Function in Data ONTAP® that invokes the deletion process.
snapid (INT): Numerical ID of the Snapshot copy. The (snapid, cp_count) pair uniquely identifies a Snapshot copy.
cp_count (INT): The CP (consistency point) count. The (snapid, cp_count) pair uniquely identifies a Snapshot copy.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when a Snapshot(tm) copy on an aggregate or volume is deleted because it has an unsupported 32-bit or mixed format file system.

(None).

A Snapshot copy on %s %s%s%s%s was deleted because it has an unsupported 32-bit or mixed format file system. The unique ID for this Snapshot copy is (%d, %d).

type (STRING): Type of object (volume or aggregate).
owner (STRING): Volume owner.
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Unique identifier of the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.
snapid (INT): Numerical ID of the Snapshot copy. As a pair, the values of the "snapid" and "cp_count" parameters uniquely identify a Snapshot copy.
cp_count (INT): CP (consistency point) count. As a pair, the values of the "snapid" and "cp_count" parameters uniquely identify a Snapshot copy.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when the deletion of a Snapshot(tm) copy is pending.

(None).

Pending Snapshot copy (ID %u) deletion in %s %s%s%s%s.

snapid (INT): Snapshot copy ID.
type (STRING): Type of object (volume or aggregate).
owner (STRING): Volume owner.
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): To uniquely identify the volume in cases where volume name itself is insufficient.

INFORMATIONAL

This message occurs when attempts to delete a Snapshot® copy fail.

(None).

Unable to remove old Snapshot copy "%s" on %s %s%s%s. Error: %s.

name (STRING): Name of the Snapshot copy.
type (STRING): Type of object (volume or aggregate).
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): UUID of the volume, to uniquely identify the volume when the volume name alone is insufficient.
err (STRING): Error description

NOTICE

This message occurs when the creation of a Snapshot(tm) copy is skipped:

(None).

%s%s%s%s: %s

message (STRING): Generic scheduled Snapshot copy failure indication.
vol (STRING): Volume name.
app (STRING): Application UUID.
volident (STRING): Uniquely identifies the volume in cases where the volume name itself is insufficient.
reason (STRING): Specific reason for the Snapshot failure.