all their files backed up you will get
burned.
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From: Andrew Raibeck [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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query event will NOT tell you if your backup was successful.
This is true only
Here's how we do it:
At the dsmadmc prompt:
def scr daily_report desc=Create a daily backup report line=1
upd scr daily_report cmd=q sch * * begind=-$1 begint=now endd=-$2
endt=now line=2
DON'T omit the negative sign preceding the $1 and $2!
(Sorry if I blew the syntax a little bit on line 2,
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The cheapest way to do this is to get yourself familiar with SQL queries,
all the information you need is in the tables.
Mark Bertrand [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 04/16
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I hate to correct IBM again... My statement was correct
query event will NOT tell you if your backup was successful.
As Andy so carefully stated in his last comment:
you should not have any problems determining success or failure
we generally run a q event command ex=yes
you can use begindate begintime parms, etc
help q event
fYI
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From: Orin Rehorst [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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What are some good ways
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we generally run a q event command ex=yes
you can use begindate begintime parms, etc
help q event
fYI
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I have the following script as a POSTSCHEDCMD option in the dsm.sys. This
works real well. I receive a mail every night immediatly after the backup
ran.
in the dsm.sys:
POSTSCHEDULECMD /audit_logs/scripts/adsm.mail
#!/usr/bin/ksh
STAMPIT=`date +%y%m%d`
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Be very carefull with the EX=YES. There is a status of an event of '(?)'
that doesn't show as an exception. This condition can occur when a backup
schedule starts for a node, and then due to either
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Does anybody have a bash or ksh script for it?
Regards,
Burak
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query event will NOT tell you if your backup was successful.
This is true only if the schedule definition launches a script, i.e. DEF
SCH mydomain myschedule ACTION=COMMAND OBJECTS=myscript, and the script
contains
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query event will NOT tell you if your backup was successful.
This is true only if the schedule definition launches a script, i.e. DEF
SCH mydomain myschedule ACTION=COMMAND OBJECTS=myscript
so how do you track failures
Mark Bertrand
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I hate to correct IBM again... My statement was correct
query event
or
scan local client error\schedule logs.
Tim Rushforth
City of Winnipeg
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Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 4:06 PM
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try this , I use this as a startingpoint to search
thanks alot :)
Jim Healy
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I had thought I had put my two cents worth in on this subject but when
searching the archives I failed to see my comments so here goes
I agree with Lindsay Morris that simply monitoring the most recent
incremental only gives you half the information you require.
Even if the incremental reports
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