Hello,
 
I have a question regarding verbosity levels of the backup log file.
For our Windows clients, we use the default action of Incremental for
our backup schedules, and so everything gets logged to the dsmsched.log
file.  There is a date / timestamp on each line.
 
For our Unix clients, we use a command action which calls a script that
executes a few things along with a "dsmc incr -verbose", and redirects
the output to a unique log file each day.  There is not a date /
timestamp on each line using this method.
 
My question is this...
 
Is there another option that can be passed to the dsmc incr command that
will log the date / timestamp on each line?  Our internal audit
department is wanting to set up some monitoring processes to know
exactly what time particular files are examined for backup.  We can do
it on our Windows clients, but not on our Unix clients under their
current setup.
 
Thanks for any assistance,
Kevin



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