policy-calender command

[Raghunath_k]

hi all,

i need to find out wether a frequency or calender date is defined for a policy in command line. and store the name of the policy to a txt file. how do i use bppllist or bpplsched or any combinations to get the same.


thanks all..

[Dennis_Strom]

bppllist -L -l -U -verbose -allpolicies | grep Freq

[Stumpr2]

Dennis,
that doesn't work.
the phrase to look for should possibly be?
Calendar sched: Enabled

something like this?
1. get a list of policies
2. for loop to check each policy for the existence of
"Calendar sched: Enabled"Message was edited by:
Bob Stump

[Rakesh_Khandelw]

To get policy listing for calendar based schedules

grep "CALENDAR 1" /usr/openv/netbackup/db/class/*/*/*/info

redirect the o/p to a file with desired name and location. If you have a different install directory for NetBackup, replace /usr/openv/netbackup with the location you have.

For getting frequency for all the policies -
grep "FREQUENCY" /usr/openv/netbackup/db/class/*/*/*/info

and redirect it to a file with desired name and location. Keep in mind the number you are seeing next to FREQUENCY are seconds not minutes or hours or day. To convert it to hours or days divide it by appropriate conversion number. If you have a different install directory for NetBackup, replace /usr/openv/netbackup with the location you have.Message was edited by:
RK

[Stumpr2]

absolutely a correct answer!

[Raghunath_k]

this was the perfect guide, i did write a script for the same and wowow!!!!!.

ur answer more intrested my for developing the program rather then digging it some where.

Thanks