Hi @M0nda
You can achieve the same via qcommand.
Let’s say, you want to enable reconcile backup property for all the subclients for multiple clients. This is how you can achieve it in one shot.
#1 - Create a client computer group and add all the clients to this group. Let’s say, the group name is “Group-001”
#2 - On any machine where Commvault is installed, navigate to Base folder.
For Unix - /opt/commvault/Base
For Windows - C:\Program Files\Commvault\ContentStore\Base
#3 - Open the command prompt for Windows or terminal for Linux
#4 - Run ./qlogin to first login as the Commserver user (probably admin)
#5 - Have an xml file on the machine with below content -
<App_UpdateSubClientPropertiesRequest>
<processinginstructioninfo>
<user userId="1"/>
<locale localeId="0"/>
</processinginstructioninfo>
<subClientProperties>
<fsSubClientProp isTrueUpOptionEnabledForFS="1"></fsSubClientProp>
</subClientProperties>
<association>
<entity _type_="28" clientGroupName="Group-001" />
</association>
</App_UpdateSubClientPropertiesRequest>
#6 - Run the qcommand “./qoperation execute -af /tmp/file.xml”
#7 - This will update “Reconcile Backup” property for all the subclients for all the clients in the client computer group “Group-001”
Please let me know if this helps.
Thanks,
Sparsh