How find schedule information for all policies

Updated: 16 Jul 2010 | 3 comments

pv_ramesh71@yahoo.co.in

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I have 80 policies in our master server. Our requirement is, i would like to know how grab what time each policy starts and ends using command line. I understood bpplschedule, but it needs policyname too. I donot want to give any policy name, just i would like to run a command where it will give policyname and it's schedule information.

Can anybody share this information.

Rgds
PVR

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Jan

2010

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Andy Welburn

Trusted Advisor

Not sure if there's one command to do this

you'll probably have to combine two to get your info.

e.g.
bppllist (to generate a list of policies) & feed the result into
bpplsched

Regards Andy

"It's not too late to panic ..."

Jan

2010

1 Vote +1

Criss R

Try using the following

Try using the following command...

bppllist -allpolicies -U

The output will look like this...

Policy Name: AIX-Development

Policy Type: Standard

Active: yes

Effective date: 12/10/2003 08:54:22

Client Compress: no

Follow NFS Mounts: no

Cross Mount Points: no

Collect TIR info: yes, with move detection

Block Incremental: no

Mult. Data Streams: no

Client Encrypt: no

Checkpoint: yes

Interval: 30

Policy Priority: 2

Max Jobs/Policy: 10

Disaster Recovery: 0

Collect BMR info: no

Residence: Group-UberScalari2k-Production

Volume Pool: Development

Server Group: *ANY*

Keyword: (none specified)

Data Classification: -

Residence is Storage Lifecycle Policy: no

Granular Restore Info: no

HW/OS/Client: RS6000 AIX5 r6kbaqa

RS6000 AIX5 r6kpsfsdv

RS6000 AIX5 r6kbadev

RS6000 AIX5 r6kposqaa

RS6000 AIX5 r6kssqa

RS6000 AIX5 r6ktadev

RS6000 AIX5 r6kwmsqa

RS6000 AIX5 r6kmisctst

RS6000 AIX5 r6kssapdv1

RS6000 AIX5 r6kwmstst

RS6000 AIX5 r6kdcmqa

RS6000 AIX5 r6kpshrdv

RS6000 AIX5 r6kotppd

RS6000 AIX5 r6kaixtst

RS6000 AIX5 r6kdbapd1

MACINTOSH MacOSX10.4 xserverp1.pier1.com

Include: ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES

Schedule: Weekly-FULL

Type: Full Backup

Frequency: every 7 days

Maximum MPX: 12

Synthetic: 0

PFI Recovery: 0

Retention Level: 3 (1 month)

Number Copies: 1

Fail on Error: 0

Residence: (specific storage unit not required)

Volume Pool: (same as policy volume pool)

Server Group: (same as specified for policy)

Residence is Storage Lifecycle Policy: 0

Daily Windows:

Friday 20:00:00 --> Saturday 08:00:00

Schedule: Daily-Differential-INC

Type: Differential Incremental Backup

Frequency: every 9 hours

Maximum MPX: 12

Synthetic: 0

PFI Recovery: 0

Retention Level: 3 (1 month)

Number Copies: 1

Fail on Error: 0

Residence: (specific storage unit not required)

Volume Pool: (same as policy volume pool)

Server Group: (same as specified for policy)

Residence is Storage Lifecycle Policy: 0

Daily Windows:

Sunday 00:30:00 --> Sunday 08:00:00

Monday 00:30:00 --> Monday 08:00:00

Tuesday 00:30:00 --> Tuesday 08:00:00

Wednesday 00:30:00 --> Wednesday 08:00:00

Thursday 00:30:00 --> Thursday 08:00:00

Friday 00:30:00 --> Friday 08:00:00

------------------------------------------------------------

Jan

2010

0 Votes 0

Andy Welburn

Trusted Advisor

Do you know,

I thought I'd tried that unsuccessfully - must be time for me to go home!

Regards Andy

"It's not too late to panic ..."

How find schedule information for all policies

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Not sure if there's one command to do this

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