I think I can help for the future but not for the run this weekend.  I think 
you should change the frequency to match this for your schedules and you will 
have better Luck in the future:

Daily Inc  Give the schedule a window (18:00 - 12:00) and set the frequency to 
one hour longer than the window (7 Hours).
Weekly Full  Give the schedule a window (Friday 18:00 until Monday at 06:00) 
and set the frequency to one day longer than the window (3 days).  This one 
might be shaky sense the window is more than two days, but I have run this way 
for a few months.
Monthly Full  This one has been a pain for me too, I have read a few good ideas 
but think I'll wait for the calendar schedule to make this happen when I want 
it to (last Friday of the month every time).  I hope this helps some.

>>> <justin AT brighton.ac DOT uk> 5/15/2002 2:00:52 AM >>>
Obviously I'm running bpsched -predict with the date otherwise the only
output I'd see would be the usage! :-)
It's not a one time backup and I cannot initiate the backup manually - it
has to run automatically over night as Oracle instances are shutdown.

In each class I have 3 schedules - daily_incr, weekly_full and
monthly_full.
daily_incr is scheduled every day, frequency every day
weekly_full is scheduled every weekend, frequency once a week
monthly_full is scheduled every month, frequency once a month.
Because I accidentally let monthly_full run on Monday for one class/policy
it will *not* run this weekend with all the other classes/policies!
- They need to be in sync!

Is there a manual way to tell NetBackup that a schedule has never run
before or is due to be run now?

Regards, Justin
-- 
\\ Justin
\\ Network Services, University of Brighton


On Wed, 15 May 2002 06:40:45 +0200
Shahar.Shaynis AT ecitele DOT com wrote:
> First of all , try running bpschedreq -predict with the date and
> time(!).
> 
> Second option is to create a new class that will do this one time backup
> Third option is to initiate it manually.
> 
> Shahar.

>> I've been tuning our policies and accidentally let a schedule with a
>> frequency of 23 days run last night when it must be run this Friday!
>> I've tried changing the frequency to 1 day but bpsched -predict tells
>me> it still won't run on Friday.
>> Can anyone help?  Could I run the schedule manually with the frequency
>set> at 1 then delete the backup?
_______________________________________________
Veritas-bu maillist  -  Veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu 
http://mailman.eng.auburn.edu/mailman/listinfo/veritas-bu