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When next backup fires for a policy ?

Sreekanth_Adari
Level 4

‎08-08-2007 10:56 PM

Hi everybody,
 
I would like to know how to find , When the backups fire again for a particular policy ? by using GUI or command line .
 
Thankyou
 
With regards
-Sreekanth
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Stefan_Schmid_2
Level 4

‎08-08-2007 11:44 PM


Not exactly your question, but the following command shows all policies which have an active <Start Window>

on 1 May 2007 at exactly 05:00:00:


/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpschedreq   -predict   05/01/2007   05:00:00
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Sreekanth_Adari
Level 4

‎08-09-2007 06:11 AM

Hi smidt,
 
I had learnt how to find active jobs at particular date and time ,  I have a policy that has to be run on 10th august 2007 it has active window between 9:00 am to 11:00 pm but by using the command bpschedreq -predict 08/10/2007 10:00:00 , nothing is displayd , why ?
 
this are my policy details
 
Policy Name:       mydata
 Policy Type:         MS-Windows-NT
 Active:              yes
 Effective date:      08/06/2007 22:30:22
 Backup network drvs: no
 Collect TIR info:    no
 Mult. Data Streams:  no
 Client Encrypt:      no
 Checkpoint:          no
 Policy Priority:     0
 Max Jobs/Policy:     Unlimited
 Disaster Recovery:   0
 Residence:           storage-server-4mm
 Volume Pool:         NetBackup
 Keyword:             (none specified)
 HW/OS/Client:  PC            WindowsXP     localhost
 Include:  F:\Sreekanth
 Schedule:          incr
   Type:            Differential Incremental Backup
   Frequency:       every 7 days
   Maximum MPX:     1
   Synthetic:       0
   PFI Recovery:    0
   Retention Level: 1 (2 weeks)
   Number Copies:   1
   Fail on Error:   0
   Residence:       (specific storage unit not required)
   Volume Pool:     (same as policy volume pool)
   Daily Windows:
         Sunday     09:00:00  -->  Sunday     23:00:00
         Monday     09:00:00  -->  Monday     23:00:00
         Tuesday    09:00:00  -->  Tuesday    23:00:00
         Wednesday  09:00:00  -->  Wednesday  23:00:00
         Thursday   09:00:00  -->  Thursday   23:00:00
         Friday     09:00:00  -->  Friday     23:00:00
         Saturday   09:00:00  -->  Saturday   23:00:00
 
 
Please help me
 
With Regards
-Sreekanth
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Stumpr2
Level 6

‎08-09-2007 06:49 AM

different commands for 5.x and 6.x
 
 
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