08-03-2017 02:08 AM
Hi,
We have deleted a client from an Rman policy (from the All Policies pane in the GUI, not by opening and saving the policy).
The next night 3 jobs were started on that client which ended in Status 239, Job Schedule *NULL* and no Job Details.
We've never seen this before and we can't find an explanation for that. Does anybody has?
08-03-2017 02:51 AM
Hello
Exit code 239 stands for:
bperror -S 239
the specified client does not exist in the specified policy
The specified client is not a member of the specified policy.
So looks like there is some crontab job on this client which is trying to use the policy from which you deleted this client... Or maybe its even scheduled by NBU - can not tell as do not have these details. In Activity monitor what is in the client column??
08-03-2017 03:08 AM
Yes, the netbackup scheduler (nbpem) actually plans ahead.
Can often be solved by running nbpemreq -updatepolicies in admincmd.
Which normally runs about every 10 minutes, but some times needs a little help.
08-03-2017 04:33 AM
I would look on the client for an OS-level scheduler (e.g. Task scheduler on Windows, cron on Linux/Unix) that is kicking off a script at specific time(s).
The other possibility is an external scheduler (e.g. Control-M).
08-03-2017 06:02 AM
@quebek Activity Monitor Client column is empty.
@Michael_G_Ander The servers was definitely removed from the policy 10 minutes before the jobs ran.
@Marianne There is no other active scheduling mechanism involved.
So at the moment I go for Michael's answer that nbpemreq sometimes needs a little help.
Thanks all for replying!
08-13-2017 08:05 AM
08-16-2017 05:42 AM
AS you said Client column is empty in Activity monitor, how are you sure these jobs from the same client ?
Most Possible reason is either that RMan backup script is getting executed from cron of client or someone is exceuting that script.