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bpdbjobs -all_columns (field descriptions) 1

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JayKoonz

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Apr 15, 2004
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Where is the descriptions of what the columns returned by the "bpdbjobs -all_columns" are ?
It looks like it returns "all columns" in the "jobs database", but I can't find the layout of the jobs database.
Looking for the info to write some scripts.
 
from Rob Worman:
netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpdbjobs -report -all_columns
The output is a nasty list of comma separated values that contain EVERYTHING about each job in the jobs database. Here's the list of parameters you get:
jobid,jobtype,state,status,class,schedule, client, server, started, elapsed, ended, stunit, try, operation, kbytes, files, pathlastwritten, percent, jobpid, owner, subtype, classtype, schedule_type, priority, group, masterserver, retentionunits, retentionperiod, compression, kbyteslastwritten, fileslastwritten, filelistcount, [files]..., trycount, [trypid, trystunit, tryserver, trystarted, tryelapsed, tryended, trystatus, trystatusdescription, trystatuscount, [trystatuslines]..., trybyteswritten, tryfileswritten
This is run from a master server or media server.
(or in a pinch from a client that happens to be defined as a SERVER in the master's bp.conf)

Bob Stump
Incorrigible punster -- Do not incorrige
 
Thanks Stumper, I had checked out the link listing all the command-line-options for bpdbjobs before but didn't see the list of the columns in it. Your second post was just what I needed. Where did you find the information ?
 
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