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NetApp Snapshot Summary
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NetApp snapshots use pointers to reference the blocks where the data is stored, thereby using a minimal amount of capacity. A snapshot captures a point-in-time image of the file system data. When the next snapshot is taken, the pointers will reference other blocks, as the file system data blocks have changed in the interval between snapshots. Therefore, the access time provides the time reference for the snapshot block usage. Snapshots provide a read-only source of data for backups to tape.
 
Name
Name of the snapshot schedule
Storage Array
Volume
Access Time
Time the snapshot was created. This value does not change when the snapshot is accessed.
Total Blocks
Number of 1024-byte blocks in this snapshot
Cumulative Blocks
Number of 1024-byte blocks—cumulative for current and previous snapshots
Dependency
Lists the applications that depend on this snapshot: snapmirror, snapvault, dump, vclone, LUNs, or snaplock
Busy
Indicates if an application is using the snapshot
Cumulative % of Used Blocks
The % of blocks used by this snapshot and all recent snapshots
Used Blocks
Of all the blocks used on the volume, this is the % used by the snapshot
Cumulative % of Total Blocks
The % of blocks owned by this snapshot and all recent snapshots
% of Total Blocks
The % of all the volume’s blocks that is owned by this snapshot