Hi Stephan,
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Try my function here, it should work on 12.x (and there are v11 and v10 versions of the function earlier on in the topic).
Fetch a backup with Get-VBRBackup and pass the resulting object to the function (you can make an array of multiple backups, but pass them one at a time with a foreach loop)
The function returns a bit of extraneous information, but you can edit the function to your liking. It will return the value of $StoragePathsandBlocksize at the end so just save the results to some variable and you can then export to CSV/JSON/continue working with the data in your script.
This was originally meant to troubleshoot fast clone issues so probably you don't need the Blocksize property, you can change that or remove it if you like.
post509821.html#p509821
Try my function here, it should work on 12.x (and there are v11 and v10 versions of the function earlier on in the topic).
Fetch a backup with Get-VBRBackup and pass the resulting object to the function (you can make an array of multiple backups, but pass them one at a time with a foreach loop)
The function returns a bit of extraneous information, but you can edit the function to your liking. It will return the value of $StoragePathsandBlocksize at the end so just save the results to some variable and you can then export to CSV/JSON/continue working with the data in your script.
This was originally meant to troubleshoot fast clone issues so probably you don't need the Blocksize property, you can change that or remove it if you like.
Statistics: Posted by david.domask — Jul 18, 2024 11:21 am




