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05-26-2000 05:40 AM
05-26-2000 05:40 AM
Hi.
If I want to find out what date a dat tape was used, I issue the following command
/etc/frecover -f /dev/rmt/0m -I /tmp/fb.index
and check for files that I know will have a date stamp in the name.
Is there any way of finding out the date without having to go to this level.
Dave
If I want to find out what date a dat tape was used, I issue the following command
/etc/frecover -f /dev/rmt/0m -I /tmp/fb.index
and check for files that I know will have a date stamp in the name.
Is there any way of finding out the date without having to go to this level.
Dave
why do i do this to myself
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05-26-2000 05:53 AM
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Re: How to identify date backup dat tape was used
Use the command: frecover -f /dev/rmt/0m -V-
To do a tape list replace -V- with -I-.
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To do a tape list replace -V- with -I-.
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05-26-2000 05:55 AM
05-26-2000 05:55 AM
Re: How to identify date backup dat tape was used
Use frecover with the "-V" flag.
The volume header on the current volume is extracted from the backup media and is written to path. The following fields from the header are extracted in the format label:value with one pair per line.
Machine Identification
System Identification
Release Identification
Node Identification
User Identification
Record Size
Time
Media Use
Volume Number
Checkpoint Frequency
Fast Search Mark Frequency
Index Size
Backup Identification Tag
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I have used this in the past with with success for the purpose you have asked for.
Good Luck!
The volume header on the current volume is extracted from the backup media and is written to path. The following fields from the header are extracted in the format label:value with one pair per line.
Machine Identification
System Identification
Release Identification
Node Identification
User Identification
Record Size
Time
Media Use
Volume Number
Checkpoint Frequency
Fast Search Mark Frequency
Index Size
Backup Identification Tag
Language
I have used this in the past with with success for the purpose you have asked for.
Good Luck!
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