[Bacula-users] How do I know if a job is actually part of a Copy procedu

Hello List,

When I start a Copy type job, two jobs are actually started. E.g when I want to copy a job originally called 'client1-full' within a Copy job called 'client1-copy', the database holds two running job records, one of them called 'client1-copy', with the Type field set to 'C' (Copy), and the other called 'client1-full', level F, Type B (Backup). Is there a way to find out if this second one is started because of the Copy job, or it is meant to be run e.g because of a schedule or a console action?

Thanks in advance!

Best regards,

Gergely Polonkai
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