I am running ARCserve 12.0 SP1 SQL database. I stage to hard drives on my backup server and then copy the files to a LTO4 device for archive. All works fine except for a couple of issues that I have.
I have some sessions that list when I expand the Media Records for the staging device that no longer extist on the staging hard drive. When I click on the sessions, one group is from some dates in 2009 that I had a problem with the migration jobs. I don't remember the exact problem. Another group is from a job that failed because I changed the server name. All of the sessions were probably not migrated properly, but the data has been backed up many times since then, so I don't need these sessions.
I cannot delete them using command prompts such as ca_devmgr -force -purge query 4 0 0 -sessions 1-100
When I run a query for all sessions from the command prompt, they are not listed. Only the current ones that are on the hard drive are listed. How can I get rid of them? I know why they are listed, but I really need to get rid of them. I am leaving my postion at the end of the year and I am trying to clean up some loose ends. Some one coming in after me is not going to know why the sessions are still listed.
Do I need to go into the SQL database to delete them? I have only done basic queries in SQL, so I need some instructions or some source to read on how to do this.
The other problem, which I think is related to incomplete migration is that when I go to create a GFS Media Prediction report, I see 2 jobs listed as being on Hold along with my nightly job. There are no jobs lised as being on Hold when you go into the Job Queue. So, again, I assume these are old migration jobs that did not run. How do you get rid of them?
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
I have some sessions that list when I expand the Media Records for the staging device that no longer extist on the staging hard drive. When I click on the sessions, one group is from some dates in 2009 that I had a problem with the migration jobs. I don't remember the exact problem. Another group is from a job that failed because I changed the server name. All of the sessions were probably not migrated properly, but the data has been backed up many times since then, so I don't need these sessions.
I cannot delete them using command prompts such as ca_devmgr -force -purge query 4 0 0 -sessions 1-100
When I run a query for all sessions from the command prompt, they are not listed. Only the current ones that are on the hard drive are listed. How can I get rid of them? I know why they are listed, but I really need to get rid of them. I am leaving my postion at the end of the year and I am trying to clean up some loose ends. Some one coming in after me is not going to know why the sessions are still listed.
Do I need to go into the SQL database to delete them? I have only done basic queries in SQL, so I need some instructions or some source to read on how to do this.
The other problem, which I think is related to incomplete migration is that when I go to create a GFS Media Prediction report, I see 2 jobs listed as being on Hold along with my nightly job. There are no jobs lised as being on Hold when you go into the Job Queue. So, again, I assume these are old migration jobs that did not run. How do you get rid of them?
Thanks for any help or suggestions.