Re: [Veritas-bu] Frequency Based Schedules
2009-06-04 13:30:11
Ok, you've rubbed my nose in it long
enough ;).
BTW, I never agreed to your bet, thankfully!
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> > > [bob944] and the longest frequency
will win--the
> > > monthly will run.
> >
> > [Rusty] Bob, that's what usually happens, but that's
> > not why. The trump card is the retention level, which
> > usually is matched to a longer frequency, but may not
> > always be the case.
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> [bob944] I'm always glad to learn new things, but I'm
> not sure this is one of them. To me, the logic _has_
> to be that longer frequency wins, else a longer-frequency
> schedule would never win out--and this has always been
> the behavior that I've observed and relied upon. But
> since I have never set up, say, a weekly full with a
> retention shorter than its "matching" daily diff, maybe
> it really works as you say, but I'll need to see it to
> believe it.
>
> Any interest on ... oh, I dunno.. how about a bottle of
> single-malt Scotch to the winner? ;-)
>
> "One test is worth a thousand expert opinions."
I win. When multiple schedules are due; the schedule with the longer
frequency interval runs; retention has nothing to do with it.
Details on request, but here's the edited summary of the class and bpdbjobs:
# /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bppllist TEST-std-freq -L
Policy Name: TEST-std-freq
Policy Type: Standard (0)
Residence: TEST-dsu
Client/HW/OS/Pri: mouse Solaris Solaris9 2068001349 0 0 0 ?
Include: /etc/hosts
Schedule: full-f2h-r1d
[goofy
name guide: freq:2hours-ret:1day
Type: FULL (0)
Frequency: 0+ day(s) (7200 seconds)
Retention Level: 22 (1 day)
Day Open Close
W-Open W-Close
[Sun-Sat] 020:00:00 028:00:00 020:00:00 028:00:00
Schedule: diff-f1h-r1w [freq:1hour-ret:1week]
Type: INCR (1)
Frequency: 0+ day(s) (3600 seconds)
Retention Level: 0 (1 week)
[Sun-Sat] 020:00:00 028:00:00 020:00:00 028:00:00
# date
Wed Jun 3 19:58:01 EDT 2009
"full" has a frequency of two hours and a retention of one day.
"diff" has a frequency of one hour and a retention of one week.
# /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpdbjobs|head -20
Time Type State Status
Policy Schedule
01:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq diff-f1h-r1w
00:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq full-f2h-r1d
23:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq diff-f1h-r1w
22:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq full-f2h-r1d
21:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq diff-f1h-r1w
20:00 Backup Done
0 TEST-std-freq full-f2h-r1d
Summary: despite its shorter retention, the schedule with the longer
frequency interval always wins out.
Hmmmm. Macallen is a little pricey; Glenlivet will do nicely. :-)
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