THREE PART QUESTION for "select gurus" ;-)

1.  Can someone tell me what the timespan for this summary is based on the:
start_time>timestamp(current date - 1 day,'18:00:00')

Does this mean for the last 18 hours?


2. Also, is there a way to sum the various sessions for a single node? Some
of my servers, which have Informix databases, back up logical logs all day
long and there are dozens of entries per server such as:

AFCTEST                            10252976
AFCTEST                            10252976
AFCTEST                            10252976
AFCTEST                            10252976
AFCTEST                            10252976
AFCTEST                            10252976

(((plus a zillion more of these entries)))

3. and is there a way to place BACKUPS and ARCHIVES into this select statement and have
separate columns for both backups and archives associated with a node on a row? Such 
as:

NODE_NAME                 BYTES_XFRD(BACKUP)  BYTES_XFRD(ARCHIVE)
------------------     --------------------   --------------------
AFCPROD1                          1234567890             1234567890


Thanks -

George Lesho
Storage/System Admin
AFC Enterprises






Joe Cascanette <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 10/30/2001
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Subject:  Re: script: transferred bytes per node/day ????


select ENTITY as Node_Name, BYTES as Bytes_Transferred from summary where
activity='BACKUP' and start_time>timestamp(current date - 1 day,
'18:00:00')and bytes>0


This was posted by another user, just added some fields.

Joe Cascanette
The Cumis Group Limited

-----Original Message-----
From: Winfried Heilmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 30, 2001 8:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: script: transferred bytes per node/day ????


Hi

I'm looking for a script to calculate the transferred bytes for each node
per node and a total for the day.

Can anybody help me?

Regards

Winfried

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