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Elapse time of a backup ran few days back.

Vickie
Level 6
I need to know the elapse time of a backup ran few days back.
I have policy name, client name and schedule name.
 
Can we use bpdbjobs any how ?
 
This can be check with Client Backups report from GUI, but not sure about the command.
 
Please let me know if any command is there.
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SymTerry
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Try using bperror -U -backstat -s info [-d <start_date> <start_time> -e <end_date> <end_time>]

You can refer to TECH20462 for more information on that.

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RamNagalla
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does the backup is successfull and have the catalog yet...

if yes.. you can find those in GUI--Reports---> client backups

els

bpimagelist -backupid <backupid> -L

Vickie
Level 6
Thanks Nagalla,
 
I ran this form one of our Unix master server, and get the below listed.
As the first two images belongs to a backup of different steam of a client.
To get the totla elapse time, I need to ran the command for each backup id, pleas correct me if I am wrong.
 
As I did it for first two images.
 
Or any other method we can calculate total elapse time.
 
#-> ./bpimagelist -client masterserver.xxx.com -d 02/01/2014 -U -idonly
Time: Thu Feb  6 02:36:46 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391672206   FULL (0)
Time: Thu Feb  6 02:30:19 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391671819   FULL (0)
Time: Wed Feb  5 22:05:12 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391655912   INCR (1)
Time: Wed Feb  5 04:45:12 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391593512   INCR (1)
Time: Wed Feb  5 04:38:37 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391593117   INCR (1)
Time: Tue Feb  4 22:06:19 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391569579   INCR (1)
Time: Tue Feb  4 02:26:02 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391498762   INCR (1)
Time: Tue Feb  4 02:16:11 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391498171   INCR (1)
Time: Mon Feb  3 22:02:07 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391482927   INCR (1)
Time: Mon Feb  3 00:07:37 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391404057   INCR (1)
Time: Mon Feb  3 00:00:53 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391403653   INCR (1)
Time: Sun Feb  2 00:08:52 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391317732   INCR (1)
Time: Sun Feb  2 00:01:28 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391317288   INCR (1)
Time: Sat Feb  1 03:40:04 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391244004   INCR (1)
Time: Sat Feb  1 03:33:49 2014   ID: masterserver.xxx.com_1391243629   INCR (1)
 
 
 
#->  ./bpimagelist -backupid masterserver.xxx.com_1391672206 -L | grep -i Elapse
Elapsed Time:      28754 second(s)
 
#-> ./bpimagelist -backupid masterserver.xxx.com_1391671819 -L | grep -i elapse
Elapsed Time:      97 second(s)
 

 

SymTerry
Level 6
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Try using bperror -U -backstat -s info [-d <start_date> <start_time> -e <end_date> <end_time>]

You can refer to TECH20462 for more information on that.

RamNagalla
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the elapsed time is for specific image/backup stream.. if you need to have the elapsed time for all you need to run the command for all..

also try from GUI--Reports--Client backup.. that will give you in human readable formate which you can export to Excle.

Vickie
Level 6
Great,
 
Thanks Nagalla & Sym, that is the exact what I was seeking for.