Okay, now I have questions about this format :)
Best I can tell, the following are the meanings of the different fields.
There are a few I'm not sure of or don't know, is there any documentation on
what these values are?
1. Job ID
2. Type
3. State
4. Status Code
5. Class
6. Schedule
7. Client
8. Media Server
9. Date/Time Start (in utime)
10. Elapsed (in sec / utime)
11. Date/Time End (in utime)
12. Storage Unit
13. Try
14. Operation
15. KB Written
16. Files Written
17. Current File
18. ??? (most of my values for this field are blank)
19. Job PID
20. Owner
21. Backup Type (0= ???, 1=Sched, 2=User Directed)
22. Class Type (0=Standard, 1= ???, 13=NT, 14=???)
23. Schedule Type (0=Full, 1=Diff Incr, 2=???, 13=???)
24. Class Priority
25. Owners Group
26. Master Server
27. Retention Level.
28. ??? (I have mostly 1's and 2's here with a few 3's)
29. ??? (Mostly all 0's for me.)
30. Previous KB Written
31. Previous Files Written
32. Number of fields the file list occupies.
(At this point the field numbers are variable because of the varying number of
files in the file list....)
33-n. File list.
n+1. ???
n+2. Job PID (again)
n+3. Storage Unit (again)
n+4. Media Server (again)
n+5. Date/Time Start (in utime, again, this time without leading zeroes)
n+6. Elapsed (in utime / sec, again, this time without leading zeroes)
n+7. Date/Time End (in utime, again, this time without leading zeroes)
n+8. Status Code (again)
n+9. Status Code Text
n+10. Number of fields the detail occupies.
n+11 - x. Detail
(Detail is another variable length field)
x+1. ???
x+2. ???
Roy Vosberg <Roy.Vosberg AT veritas DOT com> on 06/23/2000 03:53:39 PM
To: Mark Kolodziejski/IT/VGI@VGINOTES, veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT
edu
cc:
Subject: RE: [Veritas-bu] bpdbjobs: Ouput with delimiter instead of fixed
width?
Technote 181502 addresses this question:
The command is "bpdbjobs -report -all_columns". The output is just a comma
delimited field. It is an undocumented option used for the java Graphical
User Interface (GUI). It does pass all of the fields. An Excel or Word
macro, or a script can be written to format the output into something more
readable. Of course this command may only be used on NetBackup 3.1.1 or
newer.
The documented options of the "bpdbjobs" command used to obtain job
information: as found in the NetBackup System Administrators Guide (pg.
345 for v3.2):
The .xbpmonrc file determines the columns that will appear in the report
(see
"Saving xbpadm or xbpmon Display Settings" on page 27). In order to display
different
columns with "bpdbjobs", than appears in "xbpmon", it is necessary to create
a different
.xbpmonrc file and then start "bpdbjobs" with that file.
1. Use the "xbpmon" Save Settings On Exit command to create a .xbpmonrc file
that has the settings that are wanted for "bpdbjobs".
2. After exiting "xbpmon", rename the .xbpmonrc (for example, an appropriate
name may be .bpdbjobsrc).
3. To use the new file with "bpdbjobs", specify it with the -format
parameter
as in the following example:
bpdbjobs -header -report -format /usr/openv/netbackup/bin/.bpdbjobsrc
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark_Kolodziejski AT vanguard DOT com
[mailto:Mark_Kolodziejski AT vanguard DOT com]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2000 2:29 PM
To: veritas-bu AT mailman.eng.auburn DOT edu
Subject: [Veritas-bu] bpdbjobs: Ouput with delimiter instead of fixed
width?
Does anyone know of a way to get bpdbjobs to output job information using a
delimiter such as a comma rather than in the fixed width format?
Thanks,
Mark
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