Hi there i am finding this really useful.
I have a couple of quires though.
I am running -most_columns as your notes below suggest this is the best.
It seems to be that this produces the column numbers starting at 1 of
your notes.
A typical output line of mine is :-
48494,1,3,0,Log_Archive,User_Archive,<client>,<server>,1107122404,0000000231,1107122635,L1000,1,,191988,18,,100,19070,root,0,0,3,0,other,<server>,-1,-1,0,,,0,0,0,4608,,,,,,,,,,,0,,,1,0,0,<client>_1107122408,,
Now going from your list below could you help with the following
$2 job type i have as 1. What is this?
$23 schedule type i have is 3. how does this relate to incremental, or
full etc
How can i get the retention of the job. I.e what retention this will be
as from my output it seems to be -1
Is $13 trys the same as retries in netbackup?
Also is there one of the columns after 33 which is for copy number in
case i am using inline tape copy?
Hope you can help on this.
thanks. Its great work you have done
Dave
Blayne Puklich wrote:
> I believe these are correct for bpdbjobs -all_columns, -most_columns
> and even -gdm. I got a little tired of counting the field offsets all
> the time so I created this to help.
>
> Field all_columns most_columns gdm
> 0/ 1 jobid jobid jobid
> 1/ 2 jobtype jobtype jobtype
> 2/ 3 state state state
> 3/ 4 status status status
> 4/ 5 class class class
> 5/ 6 schedule schedule schedule
> 6/ 7 client client client
> 7/ 8 server server server
> 8/ 9 started started started
> 9/10 elapsed elapsed elapsed
> 10/11 ended ended ended
> 11/12 stunit stunit stunit
> 12/13 try try subtype?
> 13/14 operation operation classtype?
> 14/15 kbytes kbytes schedule_type?
> 15/16 files files masterserver
> 16/17 pathlastwritten pathlastwritten kbytes
> 17/18 percent percent files
> 18/19 jobpid jobpid percent
> 19/20 owner owner
> 20/21 subtype subtype
> 21/22 classtype classtype
> 22/23 schedule_type schedule_type
> 23/24 priority priority
> 24/25 group group
> 25/26 masterserver masterserver
> 26/27 retentionunits retentionunits
> 27/28 retentionperiod retentionperiod
> 28/29 compression compression
> 29/30 kbyteslastwritten kbyteslastwritten
> 30/31 fileslastwritten fileslastwritten
> 31/32 filelistcount filelistcount (always 0)
> 32/33 [files]... trycount (always 0)
> trycount
> [trypid,trystunit,tryserver,trystarted,tryelapsed,tryended,
> trystatus,trystatusdescription,trystatuscount,[trystatuslines]...,
> trybyteswritten,tryfileswritten]...
>
> There's extra junk after the tryfileswritten that I don't know how to
> interpret just yet. Also, three of the -gdm fields are guesses right
> now.
>
> For folks that don't know the -all_columns output has a variable
> number of fields after field 31/32. -most_columns really gives you
> about everything you need anyways, and it runs a LOT faster.
>
> There's one gotcha I ran across this week with the -gdm output. The
> lines from bpdbjobs have comma-separated fields, but for a Vault job
> the storage unit has an unescaped comma in it which throws the field
> count off when you're trying to parse it. -most_columns handles this
> correctly. I don't know if this is a known bug, a feature or what.
>
> Enjoy!
>
> --On Thursday, January 27, 2005 10:30 AM -0700 Mark.Donaldson AT cexp DOT com
> wrote:
>
>> Has anybody got the field descriptions for the "bpdbjobs -most_columns"
>> output? I'm trying to not reinvent the wheel here.
>>
>> -M
>>
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> I'd explain it to you, but your brain would explode.
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