Run <netbackup install
path>\bin\admincmd\bpgetconfig on the Master Server and look for
KEEP_JOBS_SUCCESSFUL_HOURS and KEEP_JOBS_HOURS. If it is set to three
days, this is what you see.
KEEP_JOBS_SUCCESSFUL_HOURS = 72
KEEP_JOBS_HOURS = 72
If you want to set it to, say five days. Do the
following.
echo KEEP_JOBS_SUCCESSFUL_HOURS = 120 |
bpsetconfig
echo KEEP_JOBS_HOURS = 120 | bpsetconfig
Now if
you re-run bpgetconfig and check the ouput it should have changed. This should work for your
environemnt :-)
Thanks Simon
I
usually do
option 2 : Re-run your existing policy, and simply kill off the streams
you do not need - Was wondering if there was any other way other than that -
Will try your option 1
And
about the how long a stream takes - I keep all the job details in the job DB
for only 3 days - If I need to find out how long it takes to run a
backup which was done 1 week back after 4 days - I can't see it on
activity monitor as it gets cleaned up every 3 days. For
example
We
have Full's running during weekends and Incr's during weekdays - Say I
need to find out the time it takes to backup a FULL backup on a Thursday
(which was done 4 days back) - Its no more in the activity
monitor
Thanks again,
Smitha
Smitha
In
regards to re-starting one stream, what I either do is:
1)
Create a new Policy with all the same settings as my existing policy and
configure for the 1 stream that failed
2)
Re-run your existing policy, and simply kill off the streams you do not
need.
In
regards to how long a stream takes, doesnt Activity Monitor show you this when
you double click on a job?
Simon
Weaver
Technical Support
Windows Domain Administrator
EADS
Astrium
Tel: 02392-708598
Email:
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Hi,
Environment - NB 5.1 MP 3 running on Hp
-UX
Is there a
possibility to check the backup time of a specific stream
within a
policy. For each drive we specify a new stream. Is it possible to get
information
about the start/end time and amount of data of each
stream?
Are there any commands I can use in scripts to retrieve
performance
data?
And also is there a way to manually restart one particular stream
without restarting all streams - In detail, Sometimes I see that one
particular stream would fail ( due to media issue or something
else) and rest of the backup streams for the same client run
successfully. Next day morning when I come in, I just want to start the
failed stream without restarting all streams for that particular
client.
Any help is
appreciated!!
Thanks
Smitha
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