JobID with client name

[Siva2]

Hi SMEs,

I am looking for a single netbackup command which can help to identify status of a particular submited backup job & status that particular job.Thanks,

Regards,

Siva

[Siva2]

Hi SMEs,

I am looking for a single netbackup command which can help me to identify status of a  submited particular backup job ID & client who sumited that backup job.Thanks,

Regards,

Siva

[mph999]

/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpdbjobs

root@womble 06650748 $ bpdbjobs
JobID         Type State Status      Policy Schedule Client Dest Media Svr Active PID FATPipe
 1037 Image Delete  Done      1                                                 19447
 1036 Image Delete  Done      1                                                  3548
 1035       Backup  Done   2009 womble_tape     full womble
 1034 Image Delete  Done      1                                                 17517
 1033 Image Delete  Done      1                                                  2896
 1032 Image Delete  Done      1                                                 20536
 1031 Image Delete  Done      1                                                  8391
 1030       Backup  Done      0  womble_sp1     full womble         womble       3843      No
 1029 Image Delete  Done      1                                                  7502
  987      Restore  Done   2850                      womble                      3804

[Nicolai · Accepted solution]

No single command can provide that. The command "bpdbjobs" is the best shot, That command provide same information as the activity monitor in text form.

http://www.symantec.com/docs/HOWTO72644

You will however need to filter the result to get the infrormation you require.

[mph999 · Accepted solution]

It's actually quite difficult to filter as depending on the type of job, the number of fields changes - think bpdbjobs on it's own like above is the easiest, just ignore the fileds you don't want.

[Siva2]

Thanks All...it helps...

Regards,

Siva

[rk1074]

Hi Siva,

As a part of good gesture and community ettiquettes, do  mark the best answer as ur solution. It will help others with the same problem.

Cheers :)