Brad Stauf wrote:

>Re the latest reply, thanks for the suggestion about combining copy/gzip;
>that's what my script is doing.  I originally had a cron job that did the
>backup but I didn't like the disconnect between cron and legato ie if the
>backup failed or had problems or was delayed, legato would blindly still
>try to do the copy.  I thought it would be nice to use the built-in
>savepnpc (until I couldn't get it to work correctly...).  I suppose I could
>do it the reverse way and have cron run a script to execute the savepnpc
>command and just run networker from the operating system instead of setting
>up an automated schedule using nwadmin.  Would that still make entries in
>the networker logs so that our network admin guy (who monitors the backups)
>could see that my oracle backup completed successfully?

I believe so, but you could e-mail the result of the job anyway.

greetigns,

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