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Conference decwet::networker

Title:NetWorker
Notice:kits - 12-14, problem reporting - 41.*, basics 1-100
Moderator:DECWET::RANDALL.com::lenox
Created:Thu Oct 10 1996
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:750
Total number of notes:3361

699.0. "Finding savesets of level = {blank}" by SANITY::LEMONS (And we thank you for your support.) Wed May 21 1997 10:18

    Hi
    
    I need to find the savesets for a particular client that were backed up
    with the 'save' command.  These apparently have a 'level' of blank. 
    How can I find these?
    
    Thanks
    tl
    
    # mminfo -r 'ssid,pool,client,name,volume,savetime' -q 'client=amber,
    level='', copies=1'
    mminfo: invalid value specified for `level'
    usage: mminfo [-avV] [-o order] [-s server] [report] [query]
    [volname...]
    
    <report>: [ -m | -B | -S | -X | -r reportspec ]
    <query>:  [-c client] [-N name] [-t time] [-q queryspec]
    # mminfo -r 'ssid,pool,client,name,volume,savetime' -q 'client=amber,
    level="", copies=1'
    mminfo: invalid value specified for `level'
    usage: mminfo [-avV] [-o order] [-s server] [report] [query]
    [volname...]
    
    <report>: [ -m | -B | -S | -X | -r reportspec ]
    <query>:  [-c client] [-N name] [-t time] [-q queryspec]
    # mminfo -r 'ssid,pool,client,name,volume,savetime' -q 'client=amber,
    level=" ", copies=1'
    mminfo: invalid value specified for `level'
    usage: mminfo [-avV] [-o order] [-s server] [report] [query]
    [volname...]
    
    <report>: [ -m | -B | -S | -X | -r reportspec ]
    <query>:  [-c client] [-N name] [-t time] [-q queryspec]
    #
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699.1DECWET::RANDALLWed May 21 1997 10:4623
Try: 

# mminfo -r 'ssid,pool,client,name,volume,savetime' -q"client=amber,
level=manual, copies=1"

There is a long list of attributes that can be specified after
the report and query options of mminfo.  Check near the end of 
the mminfo man page.

From the man page.

   attribute     value
     name        range   width                description
      .
      .
      .
  level       0..9,        5  The backup level.  Manual backups
              full, incr,     are printed as blank column
              migration       values in reports.
              or manual


-- Rich Randall
699.2SANITY::LEMONSAnd we thank you for your support.Wed May 21 1997 11:293
    Ah!  Thanks!
    
    tl
699.3SANITY::LEMONSAnd we thank you for your support.Wed May 21 1997 13:2842
    Hi
    
    Did I find a bug?
    
    # mminfo -r 'client,name,volume,level' -q 'client=boron, level=manual,
    copies=1' -t yesterday
     client    name                           volume           lvl
    boron.gppc.dec.com /                      O10079          incr
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_895.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_896.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_897.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_898.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_899.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_900.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_901.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_902.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_903.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_904.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_905.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_906.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_907.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_908.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_909.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_910.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_911.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_912.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_913.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_914.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_915.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /oracle/DPB/saparch/DPBarch1_916.dbf O10079
    boron.gppc.dec.com /u04                   O10080          incr
    boron.gppc.dec.com /usr                   O10080          incr
    boron.gppc.dec.com /usr/sap               O10080          incr
    #
    
    Though I've asked for display of the 'manual' savesets only, both
    manual and incremental savesets are displayed.
    
    Bug?
    
    Thanks
    tl
699.4umm, don't think so...DECWET::EVANSNSR EngineeringWed May 21 1997 14:2312
Terry --

  I recall you do SAP backups every 15 minutes or so, so that would mean that
 since "yesterday" you have several entries for that file, all considered to be
 "manual" saves. 

I also noticed that the number on each file increments apparently properly.
 (I mean: DPBarch1_904.dbf, 905, 906...)


I tried this on my system, and having only 2 entries, there appears to be
 no dup's.
699.5SANITY::LEMONSAnd we thank you for your support.Wed May 21 1997 14:488
    Hi Bruce
    
    I'm sorry for being vague.  My concern is, since I asked for a display
    of the level=manual savesets ONLY, where were the four
    level=incremental savesets displayed, too?
    
    Thanks
    tl
699.6DECWET::RANDALLWed May 21 1997 14:526
yup, looks like a bug to me.  However, it looks like if you leave off
the '-t yesterday' it doesn't have the same problem.  I've entered
a bug report on this.  It's Gnats number 577 in the bug DB. 

-- Rich Randall
699.7SANITY::LEMONSAnd we thank you for your support.Wed May 21 1997 15:1510
    Hi Rich
    
    Hum, you're right:  if I leave off '-t yesterday', I see the savesets
    I'd expect.
    
    Thanks for entering the bug.  Happily, I don't think I'll need to use
    the '-t' option.
    
    Thanks again,
    tl