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тАО03-20-2006 03:34 AM
тАО03-20-2006 03:34 AM
Fellow Admins:
Can anyone please tell me if there is a way to get the information of all my backup jobs, their scheduled time to trigger off, source, destination and details of other options in the form of a report?
I have hundreds of diffent jobs in each group/type/name of each backup job. This report will be very useful to me. Any input from you all would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot,
Kennedy
Can anyone please tell me if there is a way to get the information of all my backup jobs, their scheduled time to trigger off, source, destination and details of other options in the form of a report?
I have hundreds of diffent jobs in each group/type/name of each backup job. This report will be very useful to me. Any input from you all would be most appreciated. Thanks a lot,
Kennedy
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тАО03-21-2006 01:13 AM
тАО03-21-2006 01:13 AM
Solution
Here are a number of reports that can be run. omnirpt has many options. With a little scripting you can make very custom reports and get just about any information you want.
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PATH=/opt/omni/bin
omnicc
omnicc -password_info
omnicellinfo -cell
omnicellinfo -db
omnicellinfo -dev
omnicellinfo -dlinfo
omnicellinfo -mm
omnicellinfo -object schedule
omnicellinfo -schinfo -days 7
omnidb -session -last 10
omnihealthcheck
omnimm -list_pool
omnimm -list_pool [pool name]
omnirpt -? # Lots of reports can be created
omnirpt -report cell_info
omnirpt -report dl_info
omnirpt -report dl_sched
omnirpt -report lookup_sch -schedule 4
omnirpt -report media_list
omnirpt -report media_statistics
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PATH=/opt/omni/bin
omnicc
omnicc -password_info
omnicellinfo -cell
omnicellinfo -db
omnicellinfo -dev
omnicellinfo -dlinfo
omnicellinfo -mm
omnicellinfo -object schedule
omnicellinfo -schinfo -days 7
omnidb -session -last 10
omnihealthcheck
omnimm -list_pool
omnimm -list_pool [pool name]
omnirpt -? # Lots of reports can be created
omnirpt -report cell_info
omnirpt -report dl_info
omnirpt -report dl_sched
omnirpt -report lookup_sch -schedule 4
omnirpt -report media_list
omnirpt -report media_statistics
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IF you do it more than twice, write a script.
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тАО03-21-2006 01:17 AM
тАО03-21-2006 01:17 AM
Re: REPORT for Scheduled backup jobs on DataProtector
By the way, None of the commands I sent earlier are distructive. Just reading the database, so you can play with them to see if you get what you want.
Rob...
Rob...
IF you do it more than twice, write a script.
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