Hello,
        If I understand right you want to get the backup success and failure 
report using nsrinfo ? If so, nsrinfo is usually used to list the index for a 
backup and is present only for successful backups. If you are searching for a 
report like the one you have provided below, I would suggest you to look for 
savegrp.log under /nsr/logs. 

HTH,
Rovin A. D'Souza 

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From: EMC NetWorker discussion [mailto:NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU] On 
Behalf Of Vygur
Sent: Tuesday, June 05, 2012 8:25 PM
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Getting history with nsrinfo??

Good morning everyone,
Currently after a backup we have an email sent to us for each group with 
detailed information for each client within the group.  For example group1 has 
client 1, client 2, and client 3.  Client 1 and 3 comepleted successfully but 
client 2 failed. The current report looks like this:

NetWorker savegroup: (alert) group1 completed, Total 3 client(s), 1 Failed,2 
Succeeded. Please see group completion details for more information.

Failed: client2

Succeeded: client1, client3

Start time:   Mon Jun  4 23:00:14 2012
End time:     Mon Jun  4 23:17:09 2012


--- Unsuccessful Save Sets ---

* client2:/oracle/ 1 retry attempted
  client2:/oracle/: No full backups of this save set were found in the media 
database; performing a full backup
* client2:/oracle/ /oracle/: No such file or directory
     * <ERROR> :  Failed with error(s)

--- Successful Save Sets ---
* client1:Probe savefs client1: succeeded.
  client1: /oracle                      level=5,        68 MB 00:03:10    600 
files
  client1: /etc/                        level=5,         0 KB 00:01:00      0 
files


--- Successful Save Sets ---
* client3:Probe savefs client1: succeeded.
  client3: /oracle                      level=5,        68 MB 00:03:10    600 
files
  client3: /etc/                        level=5,         0 KB 00:01:00      0 
files

I am looking for a way to get this exact same info using nsrinfo or any other 
way you can think of.  currently we have a need to look at our emails for at 
least 12+ months but we do not want to keep our emails that long as it takes up 
space on the exchange backup (we're also limited to our number of emails). Any 
help is much appreciated! Thanks.

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