Hi Bruno,
Interesting question. I don't think it's built in. However, the information is
there to tell you - so you could write a script to start other groups when one
is complete.
To query for running jobs on the server currently I use:
printf "show work list\nprint type: nsr group; name: $GROUP\n" | nsradmin -s
$NW_SVR -i -`
When you detect that something has started, set a flag then wait. When the
work list is completed, execute 'savegrp .... <group_name>' using the
appropriate -N, -I, etc savegrp options.
Just an idea,
/\/elson
On Fri, 23 Jul 2004, Bruno Monteiro wrote:
> Hello Legato fans,
>
> I would like to post the following question:
>
> Does anybody now how to start automatically a group when another group
> finishes?
> I need to backup some databases and when I finish i'd like to start
> automaticaly others.
>
> Cheers...
>
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