Re: [Networker] LAst Good Full Script

I know the mminfo command but, this reports all full savesets not just the
last succesful full. We have about 50 clients with widely varying schedules.

I am working on a VBSCRIPT to parse the output from 

mminfo  -s tlhbu1 -q "!incomplete,level=FULL" -r "sscomp,SSID,name,client"
-xc, 

I'll get the latest SSID and then do a

mminfo -a -s tlhbu1 -q "SSID="xxxxxxxx -r "volume" 
Remove the duplicates and that will be my list.

I guess I could combine the two steps and just get the volumes from the first
command I think splitting it up will help me reuse the pieces for other stuff
later on.

Thanks,

Brian
 

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Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 2004 11:37 AM
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Subject: Re: [Networker] LAst Good Full Script

On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at 10:13:24AM -0400, Narkinsky, Brian wrote:
> I am looking for a script to give me the volumes containing the last 
> good full backup of all my clients.  I need to be able to get the 
> volumes to take home with me when the hurricanes hit.  I've been doing 
> it manually with MMINFO output  but, want to automate the process.
>
> I know I've seen some references to scripts other members are using 
> and hate to reinvent the wheel.
>
> Does anybody have any scripts they can share?

That should be pretty easy to script if you know the mminfo queries.
Just put your mminfo lines into a file.  Mine might look something like this.

--- CUT HERE ---
#! /bin/sh

mminfo -s server -q group=Full-Server,pool=full,level=full -r volume -t '-3
months'

--- CUT HERE ---

The hard part is building the query that returns the data you want.
This would give me all the volumes with level full data written to my full
pool for the Full-Server group done within the last three months.

Of course, you could also adjust your pools so that in a scram situation you
knew to grab all of a certain pool and you would be covered.  Then you
wouldn't have to run a report; just grab tapes.

Dave

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