What % of a job has to fail in order to get a failed job status, compared to a incomplete? I have end user backup jobs and sometimes people don't leave there computer on at night so they can't backup, so that part fails. To me this is fine, because I know its not my doing, but when the boss looks at the FAILED in big bold red letters it gets him on my case lol. so whats the %? 20 30 40%?
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Im taking a total stab at this here, but from what I've observed in the job logs, the difference between incomplete and failed is this:
Let's say one session backs up most of the stuff but has a couple of open file/sharing errors.
That is an Incomplete.
If you have authentication problems, or as you said, a node cannot be accessed because it is powered off, then nothing was backed up for that session. i.e. Failed.
I may be completely off here, but this is the logic as I understand it to be.
Let's say one session backs up most of the stuff but has a couple of open file/sharing errors.
That is an Incomplete.
If you have authentication problems, or as you said, a node cannot be accessed because it is powered off, then nothing was backed up for that session. i.e. Failed.
I may be completely off here, but this is the logic as I understand it to be.
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