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Conference cookie::archive_backup

Title:	Archive/Backup

Moderator:	COOKIE::MHUAIG

Created:	Wed Sep 08 1993
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	479
Total number of notes:	2283

382.0. "A window into the ABS database?" by CX3PST::BSS::SAUL () Wed Feb 19 1997 10:20

Hi,

If a customer is using the DAILY_FULL_WEEKLY scheduling interval, 
is there a way to tell where in the interval we are?  In other
words what can we look at to see if the an incremental will run
next of a full?  Thanks..

Ted

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382.1 check log file for DAILY_FULL_WEEKLY scheduling interval COOKIE::WANG Thu Feb 20 1997 08:37 13

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382.1	check log file for DAILY_FULL_WEEKLY scheduling interval	COOKIE::WANG		`Thu Feb 20 1997 08:37`	13
	Hi, Ted; There are two places that you can check for DAILY_FULL_WEEKLY scheduling interval information. 1) You can look your log file(usually it is abs$log:your_save_name.log), the current level of save is indicated there. 2) you can check your scheduler $> scheduler show job your_save_name/user=abs and find out what is the time for the next execution. Thanks Henry

Hi, Ted;
	There are two places that you can check for DAILY_FULL_WEEKLY scheduling
interval information.
	1) You can look your log file(usually it is abs$log:your_save_name.log),
	
	the current level of save is indicated there.
	2) you can check your scheduler
		$> scheduler show job your_save_name/user=abs
	and find out what is the time for the next execution.

	Thanks

	Henry