Hi TSMers
I'm trying to devise a select query that will show me the client backups
for the prev night with the following info:-
files checked
backed up
N transfer rate
A transfer rate
elapsed time etc.
Other than going throught the q actlog route, is there a way to get this
info using a select
I'm trying to devise a select query that will show me the client backups
for the prev night with the following info:-
files checked
backed up
N transfer rate
A transfer rate
elapsed time etc.
Other than going throught the q actlog route, is there a way to get this
info using a select query of
One of my users wants to be able to see what the timestamp on
a backed up file is without restoring the file. NOT the timestamp
of the time it was backed up but what the timestamp on the client
system was for that file when it was backed up.
Ex: backup was at 11pm last night and test.txt was
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One of my users wants to be able to see what the timestamp on
a backed up file is without restoring the file
One of my users wants to be able to see what the timestamp on
a backed up file is without restoring the file. NOT the timestamp
of the time it was backed up but what the timestamp on the client
system was for that file when it was backed up.
Ex: backup was at 11pm last night and test.txt
One of my users wants to be able to see what the timestamp on
a backed up file is without restoring the file. NOT the timestamp
of the time it was backed up but what the timestamp on the client
system was for that file when it was backed up.
...
I believe that only the client GUI can provide
Neat. ... I wonder where that information is stored? Even the GUI has to
get it from somewhere :)
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In general
:select query question
One of my users wants to be able to see what the timestamp on
a backed up file is without restoring the file. NOT the timestamp
of the time it was backed up but what the timestamp on the client
system was for that file when it was backed up.
Ex: backup was at 11pm
of excellence.
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Neat. ... I wonder where that information
Neat. ... I wonder where that information is stored? Even the GUI has to
get it from somewhere :)
Why, it's right there in the TSM db! ;-) We can't see it via Select
because that's a fake view of the database, revealing only a subset of
what's there, as the server administrator - by role
is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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Ok, just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing something :)
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Hi Jack,
The information is indeed stored in the database
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