Re: script to total backups

2001-12-21 Thread

Thanks Steve and John for your assistance with the scripts, they're exactly
what I was looking for.




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This will give you average backup stats for the last 14 days.

SELECT entity as node, avg(end_time-start_time) as elapsed_time,
avg(cast((bytes/1024/1024) as decimal(18,0))) as MB from summary
WHERE activity='BACKUP' and examined<>0 and DAYS(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)
-DAYS(start_time) < 15
GROUP BY entity

John Monahan
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Computech Resources, Inc.
Office: 952-833-0930 ext 109
Cell: 952-484-5435
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Does anyone have a query that will tell me the average time a backup took
and the average amount of data transmitted?



Re: script to total backups

2001-12-20 Thread Steve Harris

Try this

It gives the averages by node for all successful backups in the summary table

select entity, avg(bytes) "Avg Bytes", avg(end_time - start_time) "Elapsed" \
from summary \
where activity='BACKUP' \
and failed=0 \
group by entity

ENTITY  Avg Bytes   Elapsed
--  -  
ACC-DATAGATE   25524904.3870967741935 0 00:00:28.516129
ACC-ORA-OTTR   15156238.37500 0 00:00:23.093750
ACC-VIVAS610268.6129032258064 0 00:00:02.483870
AGE-DB1   157714240.0322580645161 0 00:03:08.193548
AGE-TS1 4583265.6 0 00:01:18.90
APP-CSS-TEST  168430789.0 0 00:02:45.66
APP-ORA-OTTR  594944956.0322580645161 0 00:05:24.516129
BNS-EGATE  36893041.96000 0 01:01:11.52
DATAGATE  116945846.4838709677419 0 00:01:31.193548
DBSERVER1 767947664.6129032258064 0 00:16:55.258064
DBSERVERDEV   372793559.2903225806451 0 00:31:36.709677
DCTBURNER 174101649.2 0 00:15:03.20
ERS-CITEC-DC01175674509.3870967741935 0 00:15:41.290322

Merry Xmas

Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health
Brisbane Australia


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Does anyone have a query that will tell me the average time a backup took
and the average amount of data transmitted?



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Re: script to total backups

2001-12-20 Thread John Monahan

This will give you average backup stats for the last 14 days.

SELECT entity as node, avg(end_time-start_time) as elapsed_time,
avg(cast((bytes/1024/1024) as decimal(18,0))) as MB from summary
WHERE activity='BACKUP' and examined<>0 and DAYS(CURRENT_TIMESTAMP)
-DAYS(start_time) < 15
GROUP BY entity

John Monahan
Senior Consultant Enterprise Solutions
Computech Resources, Inc.
Office: 952-833-0930 ext 109
Cell: 952-484-5435
http://www.compures.com





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script to total backups

2001-12-20 Thread

Does anyone have a query that will tell me the average time a backup took
and the average amount of data transmitted?