Oct 17, 2006 #1 bertigo IS-IT--Management Nov 6, 2005 15 FR How to find aborted savesets with mminfo. There is a field called sumflags which gives info abort save set but it can't be used for a query
How to find aborted savesets with mminfo. There is a field called sumflags which gives info abort save set but it can't be used for a query
Oct 17, 2006 1 #2 605 Instructor May 18, 2003 3,283 DE Go for mminfo -q "incomplete" -r ..... Upvote 0 Downvote
Oct 17, 2006 Thread starter #3 bertigo IS-IT--Management Nov 6, 2005 15 FR Thanks for this valuable answer. Upvote 0 Downvote
Oct 23, 2006 1 #4 ag100 MIS Jul 1, 2000 172 US Hey - That works great, but if you have save sets running when you run that query, they will be displayed, as well. Along with incomplete, consider using the ssrecycle query, as any aborted save sets should be recyclable right away. For example: mminfo -q "savetime > yesterday,ssrecycle" -vot Obviously, ensure your retention times don't conflict with your query times to avoid false positives. Good luck! -ag100 Upvote 0 Downvote
Hey - That works great, but if you have save sets running when you run that query, they will be displayed, as well. Along with incomplete, consider using the ssrecycle query, as any aborted save sets should be recyclable right away. For example: mminfo -q "savetime > yesterday,ssrecycle" -vot Obviously, ensure your retention times don't conflict with your query times to avoid false positives. Good luck! -ag100