Storage set object

Important: Do not create, change, or delete storage sets or storage nodes that are associated with your migration policies. These storage sets and nodes have names that are identical to your migration policy names. Changing these storage sets and nodes will cause unexpected results and is not supported.
Table 1. Attributes for the storageSet object
Attributes Description DataType Required Default value Possible values Updateable
name Name of the storage set nameString Yes  
  • Storage set name
  • "_ALL"
 Yes
description A description of the storage set descString No ""   Yes
storageType The load type of the storage set storageTypeString No "Fixed"
  • "Fixed"
  • "Local"
 Yes
Table 2. Child objects under the storageSet object
Name Minimum number Maximum number Deleteable Updateable
node 1 Unbounded Yes (unless this is the only object remaining) Yes
Table 3. Attributes for the node object under the storageSet object
Attributes Description DataType Required Default value Possible values Updateable
task The task to perform on this object taskString No "add"
  • "add"
  • "delete"
  • "update"
 N/A
name Name of the storage set node nameString Yes     No
description A description of the storage set node descString No ""   Yes
server The server where the node resides string No "*ONDEMAND"   Yes
logon Client node name nameString Dependent ""   Yes
password Client node password passwordString Dependent ""   Yes
loadData Whether this is a load data node yesNoString No "No"
  • "Yes"
  • "No"
 Yes
accessMethod Determines the type of archive storage for the primary node accessString No "ASM"
  • "ASM"
  • "Cache"
 Yes
configFile Name of the configuration file string No   Yes
reloadHoldData Whether this node should be used to reload hold data yesnoString No "No"
  • "Yes"
  • "No"
 Yes
Remember: The "_ALL" value can only be used in an ARSXML export operation.

The logon and password attributes might be required based on the type of node.