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Expand Up @@ -14,29 +14,22 @@ The [__RSE Expression__](rse_expressions.md) gets resolved into a set of RSEs,
which are possible destination RSEs for the number of replicas the user wants to
create.

Is possible to find detailed information and examples about how to write RSE
Expressions [__here__](rse_expressions.md).

## Examples

### I want to have 2 replicas of first_dataset and second_dataset on Tier 1 RSEs

The number 2 *second_dataset* is the number of copies expected. At the end, the
RSE Expression select all the Tier 1 RSEs as possible targets to store the
replicas.:

```bash
username@host:~$ rucio add-rule scope:first_dataset scope:second_dataset 2 'tier=1'
username@host:~$ rucio rule add --copies 2 --rses 'tier=1' scope:first_dataset scope:second_dataset
```

To see all the possible targets, **rucio list-rses** command can be used:
To see all possible targets, the command `rucio rse list` can be uses with the same RSE expression:
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To see all possible targets, the command `rucio rse list` can be uses with the same RSE expression:
To see all possible targets, the command `rucio rse list` can be used with the same RSE expression:


```bash
username@host:~$ rucio list-rses --rses 'tier=1'
username@host:~$ rucio rse list --rses 'tier=1'
```

### I want to have 2 replicas on whatever T2 RSEs in the UK but not in Glasgow

```bash
username@host:~$ rucio add-rule scope:first_dataset scope:second_dataset 2 'tier=2&country=uk\site=GLASGOW'
username@host:~$ rucio rule add --copies 2 --rses 'tier=2&country=uk\site=GLASGOW' scope:first_dataset scope:second_dataset
```