Opscenter/netbackup - SQL query to have a weekly report: Policy with start Time and End Time

Hi,

Ok please mark the solution or let me know how else I can help.

Hello,

Thanks for your help, it is almost what I need but I should have enough to tune the query.

Regards

Hello,

I understand better your request now. I dont think you will get this, or I do not know how to get this by opscenter. But you can try this I tested this for you in my lab. You can adapt this like you need.

To get the start time === begin writing 

endtime parameters ==== exiting with status

for that you need all_colums

/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpdbjobs -all_columns -jobid 98365 | awk -F, '{print $1" "$5" "$6" "$111" " $115}'
 

'{print $1" "$5" "$6" "$111" " $115}' = [jobid, policy,schedule,begin writing, exiting with status]

[98365] [EXCHANGE_2010]  [INCR] [07/28/15 19:46:57 - begin writing] [07/28/15 19:51:24 - Info bptm(pid=3052) EXITING with status 0 <----------]

best regards,

Cruisen

I tested and works perfectly

Hi,

Ok so you want the job start and end times. I thought you were referring to the policy configuration.

Let me work on that for you.

Thank you for your reply, I allready try this kind of request and the problem is it doesnt really give me what I want.

This request give me the theoretical start time, I need the effective one and I this the same for the duration. 

Any Idea?

So Pavel has already put it there :) Thanks Riaan for pointing out.

SELECT
domain_ScheduleWindow.policyName as "Policy",
lookup_PolicyType.name as "Type",
domain_ScheduleWindow.scheduleName as "Schedule",
(CASE domain_ScheduleWindow.day
    WHEN 0 THEN 'Sunday'
    WHEN 1 THEN 'Monday'
    WHEN 2 THEN 'Tuesday'
    WHEN 3 THEN 'Wednesday'
    WHEN 4 THEN 'Thursday'
    WHEN 5 THEN 'Friday'
    WHEN 6 THEN 'Saturday'
END) AS "Weekday",

convert(varchar(8), dateadd(SECOND, domain_ScheduleWindow.startOffset/10000000, '1970-01-01'), 108) as "Start Time",

(SELECT RIGHT('00' + CAST(CAST(floor((domain_ScheduleWindow.duration-domain_ScheduleWindow.startOffset )/10000000/ 3600) as NUMERIC(3)) as CHAR(3)), 2)) + ':' +
(SELECT RIGHT('00' + CAST(CAST(floor((domain_ScheduleWindow.duration-domain_ScheduleWindow.startOffset )/10000000/ 60) % 60 as NUMERIC(2)) as CHAR(2)), 2)) +':' +
(SELECT RIGHT('00' + CAST(CAST((domain_ScheduleWindow.duration-domain_ScheduleWindow.startOffset )/10000000% 60 as NUMERIC(2)) as CHAR(2)), 2)) as "Duration"

FROM
domain_ScheduleWindow, domain_Policy, domain_Schedule, lookup_PolicyType, nb_Policy

WHERE domain_Policy.masterServerId = domain_Schedule.masterServerId
AND domain_Policy.name =  domain_Schedule.policyName
AND domain_Policy.policyDomainName = domain_Schedule.policyDomainName
AND domain_Policy.versionNo =  domain_Schedule.policyVersionNo
AND domain_ScheduleWindow.masterServerId = domain_Schedule.masterServerId
AND domain_ScheduleWindow.policyName =  domain_Schedule.policyName
AND domain_ScheduleWindow.policyVersionNo =  domain_Schedule.policyVersionNo
AND domain_ScheduleWindow.scheduleName = domain_Schedule.name
AND domain_Policy.name = nb_Policy.name
AND domain_Policy.masterServerId = nb_Policy.masterServerId  
AND domain_Policy.versionNo = nb_Policy.versionNo  
AND domain_Policy.policyDomainName = nb_Policy.policyDomainName  
AND lookup_PolicyType.id = domain_Policy.type

AND domain_Policy.status = 0
AND domain_Policy.active = 1

ORDER BY "Policy", "Schedule", "Day"

Credit https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/user/voropaevpavel

Hello jayjay00,

you can go for the all backup tabular report and configure it for the setting you need:

Check this screenshot:

best regards,

Cruisen