The EVENTS table has been an oddball in TSM, as I note in ADSM QuickFacts, because of the way it was engineered. Using relative timestamp references traditionally doesn't work, so you need to employ an absolute timestamp, as in select * from events WHERE SCHEDULED_START >= '2010-06-28'
Note also that there is no actual_time column in instances of the EVENTS table that I know of. Use the following to verify column names: select * from syscat.columns where tabname='EVENTS' I haven't seen 'In Progress' as one of the possible status values; but things change over numerous releases. Richard Sims On Jun 29, 2010, at 11:05 AM, Moyer, Joni M wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I am trying to create a select statement that will list all backups for > clients in the domain: windows & hmig that started after yesterday at 6PM > until today at the current date/time that had a status of: Missed, In > Progress, Fail%, Started. > > I tried the below select statement but it is not giving me everything that I > am looking for and it's also reporting future events which I don't want. Can > anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? > > Thanks in advance! > > select event as "Event",date(actual_start) as "Date",time(actual_start) as > "Start",time(Completed) as "End", node_name, domain_name,Status from events > where domain_name='WINDOWS' or domain_name='HMIG' and status like 'Fail%' or > status='Missed' or status='In Progres' or status='Started' and > actual_time>=current_timestamp-1 day