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I gave up on the sql query, in the end just did this. dsmadmc -id=YOU -pass=YOURPASS "q act begind=-3 s=ANR1420" | grep "Read access denied for volume" | awk '{print $9}' | sort -u Provides a nice short list..

The NBU DC 4.5 install CD's have been "misplaced" and we need to get the admin console installed on a new machine, is there a link ANYWHERE on Symantic's site that you can grab the admin console install?

I am new to SQL query and need a hand. If I run this: q act begind=-1 s=ANR1420 I obviousley get something like this, 09/18/06 15:35:44 ANR1420W Read access denied for volume QB3164 - volume access mode = "unavailable". (SESSION: 91400) 09/18/06 15:36:18 ANR1420W Read access denied for volume...

The solution ended up simple. Within the RSC - bootmode -u reset_nvram The nvram was just boogered up.

I am unable to get an ok prompt no matter what I try.. I have an RSC installed, and functioning, but console gives me nothing. If I connect a serial cable & null modem to SerialA and to my laptop in hyperterm or CRT I get nada responce back. Solaris 9, using the correct COM port on my laptop...

RMGBELGIUM, Thanks, that is a workable option. For the environment I am in, a few changes will have to be made as the only shell access we have is a direct dump into dsmadmc. Thanks much!

Guys, Can boolean operators be used when querying actlog? I am wanting to search for multiple items over a month and the volume of logs is just too painfull tot view in the cli. ideas, options? All I am trying to do is, q actlog begind=03/01/2006 s=string1|string2|string3 anything like...

Do any of you know of a scheduling tool that would work with most, if not all of the backup solutions on the market? Netbackup, BackupExec, TSM, Legato, HP Omniback, EMC / EDM, CA Arcserve / Brightstor / etc I have been asked to 'find a common scheduling tool' that can be rolled out to all...

Yes, and unfortunatly, it did not help.

Hay, I did a stupid thing, and am trying to dig out. I installed the RSC package (rsc2[1].2.3_packages_s9.zip) SUNWrsc, I then ran ./rsc-config nothing major so far, unfortunatly, I left my brain at home that day, and I was telnet'ed in so.... the install killed its self part way through, and...

Follup up - The problem turned out to be OBP configuration errors, after I managed to get to the ok prompt, I was able to correct the problems, set it to boot to cdrom, and pop in the install cd.. How I got TO the ok prompt was a trick, and I was able to reproduce it.. in the RSC, rsc>...

Sun 280R --- RSC Version: 2.2.1 RSC Bootmon version: 2.0.0 RSC bootmon checksum: D3865290 RSC Firmware version: 2.2.1 RSC Build Release: 54 RSC firmware checksum: 7DFCFF5B RSC firmware built Oct 23 2002, 15:01:54 RSC System Memory Size: 8 MB RSC NVRAM Version = 4 RSC hardware type: 3 --- loged...

comtec17, That may be the solution needed, thank you!

Maybe you missed my statement above about AR. Thanks for your input.

comtec17/creakyjoe, bpcoverage is a great command, if you want to list file systems that are uncovered. This is not the effect I am searching for. I may not have made myself clear, so I will try again. Policy1 - Sched-Full - Run's Friday's Policy1 - Sched-Inc - Run's all other days Client1...

I am looking for a script (or an idea on how to best create one) to gather and print the output for clients at "risk" based on number of days not backed up at a per file system level. So lets say /, /usr, /ora1, all backed up, but /ora2 did not, I would be able to run the script, and see...

comtec17, While your statement is true, it is not helpfull, or the answer I need. I did not make my needs clear in the original message, sorry about that. I have no desire to wade through the reports to view file systems backed up on a daily basis for over 1000 servers. We were using a script...

When using ALL_LOCAL_FILES is there a location anywhere what shows paths backed up? I find it disturbing that I can not see what is running when I use ALL_LOCAL_FILES and do not use multi-streams.

Actually what I am wanting to verify is, if /oracle is in the exclude list, is /oracle/db1 also excluded if it is a seperate mount point. ie: is the exclude list recursive.

My question is does the exclude_list follow the dir structure and work recursively or not. Example: /oracle If /oracle was in the exclude_list it and any dir under it would be excludeed. Now, will /oracle/db1 also be excluded if it is a mount point of its own? I can not seem to find this...