Thanks Xav,
It was actually the data dsmj (GUI) shows. But I could not find a way how to
get it from dsmc command line and went further to query from server side.
Another point is that date and time are not shown if you perform static
image of a filesystem.
- "Mehdi Salehi" wrote:
> It is a standard incremental backup.
> I noticed that when I backup a filesystem "Last Backup Start
> Date/Time" gets
> a value. but if backing up a directory inside a filesystem, this field
> does
> not change.
> For example:
> # dsmc inc /home -subdir=yes (sets th
On 23/09, Mehdi Salehi wrote:
> It is a standard incremental backup.
> I noticed that when I backup a filesystem "Last Backup Start Date/Time" gets
> a value. but if backing up a directory inside a filesystem, this field does
> not change.
> For example:
> # dsmc inc /home -subdir=yes (sets the ti
: how to show the backup time of a fileset?
It is a standard incremental backup.
I noticed that when I backup a filesystem "Last Backup Start Date/Time"
gets a value. but if backing up a directory inside a filesystem, this
field does not change.
For example:
# dsmc inc /home -subdir=yes
It is a standard incremental backup.
I noticed that when I backup a filesystem "Last Backup Start Date/Time" gets
a value. but if backing up a directory inside a filesystem, this field does
not change.
For example:
# dsmc inc /home -subdir=yes (sets the time in tsm server)
# dsmc inc /home/mehdi
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How can I see the backup time of a fileset in tsm server? there are fields
in "query filespace f=d" but with an incremental or image backup they are
empty:
Last Backup Start Date/Time
Last Backup Completion Date/Time
Aparently these fields "have to be filled in by the API application".
