Hi Andy,
I think I understand how the BA client works in that case and you gave an
excellent explanation on why you designed the client that way. So I have a
follow up: if I want to be informed in the case where the BA client skips a (for
me) important file - how can I check/monitor that? Right now I have some scripts
on each client going over the dsmschedlogs grepping, awking etc. that
information out of those many K of lines.
Q: is there a simpler and also centralized way of doing this? Could we (at
least) have a line in the summary output indicating that there were skipped
files? Would that be a function also useful for other ADSM admins?
Mit freundlichem Gruss/Best Regards
Michael Abel
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Andy Raibeck <storman AT US.IBM DOT COM> on 04.03.99 17:20:19
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