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How to verify multiple AIR job is successful

shanuintouch
Level 4

Hello All,

 

Thanks for your always help and valuable suggestions.

I need some help regarding the below query.

I am performing some automated stress testing for the AIR job(through SLP), and i need to verify that AIR job is successfully completed.

The scenario is, as i already mentioned i am performing stress testing, so i will be using many AIR jobs parallely lets assume 10 jobs will be executed parallely for 'n' number of times(n would be a large value) under the single SLP with around 10 policies.

So after executing 10 jobs i need to verify that it is completed.

Now i know that by the status of SLP i can verify it using.

nbstlutil stlilist -U -lifecycle <SLP_NAME>

But when it comes under automation and i have to check for last 10 AIR jobs, so is there any other way to verify it?

 

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shanuintouch
Level 4

Hi All,

 

I think there is no other way to identify that bacth of AIR jobs is successfully completed.

So i decided to use the below command for every backup on both the NBU.

nbstlutil stlilist -U -lifecycle <SLP_NAME> -backupid <BACKUP-ID>

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RiaanBadenhorst
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use nbstlutil list -image_incomplete

It will show you what is left.

watsons
Level 6

nbstlutil does not give you the option to display "last n jobs". But there are many options you can use, just do a

nbstlutil list -help 

nbstlutil stlilist -help 

to check, you can use date range (only for list only), image_state, copy_type etc.

shanuintouch
Level 4

Hi All,

 

I think there is no other way to identify that bacth of AIR jobs is successfully completed.

So i decided to use the below command for every backup on both the NBU.

nbstlutil stlilist -U -lifecycle <SLP_NAME> -backupid <BACKUP-ID>