Thanks for your reply ...
Roberta Gold wrote:
I am looking for suggestions. What is the best way to track
recovers? Is there a report that can be run? Or does everyone just
search the logs? Is there reason to track recovers? Thanks.
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Roberta Gold
I just do a quick search of the logs, something along the lines of:
egrep ' starting read | done reading ' daemon.log | grep -v cloning
which should get you 90+% of the way there.
As to why, the primary reason that comes to mind is auditing. My
main purpose of this search is for SAS-70 qualification. If you
have servers from your Accounting department in the backup, I can
also see the possibility of queries related to SOX.
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