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API Error when Using PowerShell for Qtree Create: No Such File or Directory

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Applies to

  • ONTAP 9
  • Qtree

Issue

A custom script to create Volumes / Qtrees intermittently fails with the following error in powershell:
 
uuid : 19axxxx3-xx8e-xxxx-a4xx-5fexxxxx1cx4
description :
POST /api/storage/qtrees/?volume.name=vol1&name=qtree1
state : failure
message : No such file or
directory
code : 6684674
start_time : 2022-07-28T15:58:19+00:00
end_time : 2022-07-28T15:58:19+00:00
svm :
@{name=svm_LabNetappHA1; uuid=b04xxxxd-9xxb-xxxx-85xx-xxxxx72d0fxx; _links=}
error : @{message=No such file or directory;
code=6684674}
_links : @{self=}

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