Hello Will

Here is a short shell script that I did. You supply the jobid of restore on 
the commandline.

#!/bin/ksh

OUTF=/tmp/bperror.out.$$

NBADM=/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd

$NBADM/bperror -jobid $1 -hoursago 72 > $OUTF

starttime=`head -1 $OUTF | awk {'print $1'}`
endtime=`tail -1 $OUTF | awk {'print $1}`

elapsetime=`echo "$endtime-$starttime" | bc`
sumkb=0
cat $OUTF | grep kbytes | awk {'print $19'} | while read kb
do
let sumkb=${sumkb}+${kb}
done
echo "Elapsed (seconds):\t$elapsetime"
echo "Total kilobytes:\t$sumkb \nSpeed (MBytes/sec):\t\c"
echo "$sumkb/($elapsetime*1024)" | bc -l
rm -f $OUTF

Example:
# ./restore_speed 320225
Elapsed (seconds):      79651
Total kilobytes:        296593797 
Speed (MBytes/sec):     3.63639351524541437018

Regards
Michael

On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 11:47:09 -0400, William Enestvedt wrote
> Is there a place to get throughput statistics for a Restore, either 
> after it's done or while it's running? I'm thinking either a count 
> of raw Kb and the Elapsed Time, or the kind of pretty figures 
> produced by the bperror command.   I run NBU 3.4 Data Center on 
> Solaris 8 with a couple of L9s (DLT8000) and an L25 (SDLT).   Thanks 
> in advance. -wde
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