04-01-2015 04:53 AM
Hello,
I've been browsing the forum for the past week and everyone here seems very helpful!
I am trying to write a custom report in OpsCenter to find the age of the backed up image relative to the time of the restore job. I think I need to look in "domain_Image" and "domain_jobArchive", but I am having trouble joining the tables; the jobID in domain_Image is the job ID of the backup job that created it, and has nothing to do with the restore.
Thanks very much for any help you can give!
EDIT: Figured it out!
select TOP 200 domain_jobArchive.id as "Restore jobId", domain_MasterServer.friendlyName as "MasterServer", domain_jobArchive.clientName as "BackupClient", UTCBigIntToNomTime(domain_Image.writeStartTime) as "BackupTime", domain_jobArchive.destClientName as "RestoreClient", UTCBigIntToNomTime(domain_jobArchive.startTime) as "RestoreTime", datediff(day, BackupTime, RestoreTime) as "Age (days) of Image at Restore", CAST(domain_jobArchive.bytesWritten/1024.0/1024.0 AS NUMERIC (20,2)) as "RestoreSize (MiB)" -- domain_jobImage.imageID as "Image Restored From" from domain_jobArchive JOIN domain_MasterServer ON domain_jobArchive.masterServerId = domain_MasterServer.id JOIN domain_jobImage ON domain_jobArchive.masterServerId = domain_jobImage.masterServerId AND domain_jobArchive.id = domain_jobImage.jobId JOIN domain_Image ON domain_jobImage.masterServerId = domain_Image.masterServerId AND domain_Image.id = domain_jobImage.imageId WHERE domain_jobArchive.type = '2' AND RestoreTime > GETDATE() - 10 AND domain_jobArchive.statusCode = '0' ORDER BY RestoreTime DESC
04-02-2015 04:02 AM
Hi,
I've checked the schema and don't see anywhere this would be recorded. You could get this information from the NetBackup system though.
04-15-2015 09:32 AM
Hi Jeff-
How did you get it working? We are trying to get that same exact data. We believe that 80-90% of our restores are from data less than 1 month old. But we can't scale our enviornment until we have hard numbers.
Any help would be appreciated. Thx
Dave
04-15-2015 10:49 AM
He updated his post, the query above is the answer