Hi,
You can find informations about that on bacula manual
http://bacula.org/dev-manual/Automatic_Volume_Recycling.html#SECTION000243000000000000000
You can try this (change Pool.Name and MediaType)
SELECT Media.VolumeName AS volumename,
Media.VolStatus AS volstatus,
Media.LastWritten AS lastwritten,
Media.MediaType AS mediatype,
Media.VolMounts AS volmounts,
Pool.Name AS name,
FROM_UNIXTIME(
UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Media.LastWritten)
+ (Media.VolRetention)
) AS expire
FROM Media
INNER JOIN Pool ON (Pool.PoolId = Media.PoolId)
WHERE Media.InChanger <> 1
AND Media.VolStatus IN ('Purged', 'Full', 'Append')
AND Media.Recycle = 1
-- if you want only expired media
AND ( UNIX_TIMESTAMP(Media.LastWritten)
+ (Media.VolRetention)
) < NOW()
AND Media.MediaType IN ('File','SDLT')
AND Pool.Name IN ('Default','Journee','Mois','Scratch','Semaine')
ORDER BY Media.VolUseDuration DESC, Media.VolMounts ASC, expire ASC
LIMIT 10
it's a part of Bweb, a new bacula web interface (see
http://brestore.webhop.info/web
for old screen shot) which will be available in few days.
This new tool will help you to load/unload volumes in you autochanger.
Bye
>I'm still looking for a way to predict which tapes bacula will try to
recycle,
>so that I can pre-load our autochanger instead of having all backups halt
with
>the "intervention needed" message. For example, I've got ~50 volumes in the
>"incremental" pool that are "full", but I don't know which ones to load into
the
>changer to be recycled.
>I understand that there's currently no way to run the recycle algorithm
>manually.
>I was considering the querying the database to produce a list of full
volumes,
>reverse sorted by the age of the newest backup per volume. This list would
tell
>me which are the "oldest" tapes (where the age is given by the newest backup
per
>volume, not the first use of a volume).
>Does this seem like a reasonable approximation of the order in which bacula
>would recycle tapes (assuming that they are all in the changer, and assuming
>that all jobs per volume have the same retention period)?
>If so, I'd really appreciate some help with the SQL query to extract this
data.
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