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* Christian S?nder <CHRS AT tdc DOT dk> [2005-11-16 15:18]:
> I use :
> =20
> /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpimagelist -client clientname -hoursag=
o 168 -U
> =20
> to get amount of data - substiture -U with -L and grep for Elapsed - it's=
 the time in seconds=20
> =20
> now u got throughput :)

You have to be careful doing it this way. It will give you the overall
time it took to do the backup, but that is not necessarily the
throughput. It is possible for the job to stay queued for several hours
before it starts writing data which will make the throughput seem low.
You need to look at the elapsed time _while the job is active_.

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David Rock
david AT graniteweb DOT com

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