On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 10:36:16AM -0700, Kevin Keane wrote:
> Jason Dixon wrote:
> >
> > Here is an example from yesterday. Job 11174 is the transaction logs.
> > The others are OS jobs I ran manually from bconsole.
> >
> > Running Jobs:
> > JobId Level Name Status
> > ======================================================================
> > 11172 Full Unix_crank-va-3.2009-03-19_17.36.24 is running
> > 11173 Full Unix_crank-va-4.2009-03-19_17.39.25 is running
> > 11174 Full DatabaseArchives_crank-va-3.2009-03-19_17.40.27 is
> > waiting for higher priority jobs to finish
> > ====
> >
> Concurrency is actually working fine for you. You see that jobs 11172
> and 11173 are both backing up at the same time.
>
> Job 11174 would wait no matter what, because you gave it a lower
> priority than the other jobs. Give it the same priority as the others,
> and it may participate in the concurrency (unless there are other things
> that prevent it)
As you can see, the Database jobs clearly have a higher priority.
JobDefs {
Name = "DefaultJob"
Type = Backup
Level = Incremental
FileSet = "Full Set"
Schedule = "None"
Storage = FileStorage
Messages = Standard
Pool = FileStorage
Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 10
Job Retention = 14 days
Priority = 20
}
JobDefs {
Name = "DatabaseJob"
Type = Backup
Level = Incremental
Schedule = "None"
Storage = "SDX-700C"
Messages = Standard
Pool = Database
Maximum Concurrent Jobs = 10
Job Retention = 14 days
Priority = 10
}
Job {
Name = "DatabaseArchives_crank-va-3"
JobDefs = "DatabaseJob"
Level = Full
Client = crank-va-3
FileSet = "FileSet_PgWal"
ClientRunAfterJob = "/usr/local/bin/pg_cleanup_wallogs.sh"
Messages = Quiet
}
Job {
Name = "Unix_crank-va-3"
JobDefs = "DefaultJob"
Client = crank-va-3
FileSet = "FileSet_crank-va-3"
}
Job {
Name = "Unix_crank-va-4"
JobDefs = "DefaultJob"
Client = crank-va-4
FileSet = "FileSet_crank-va-4"
}
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Jason Dixon
OmniTI Computer Consulting, Inc.
jdi...@omniti.com
443.325.1357 x.241
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