Re: Antwort: Re: total # of bytes by each client on a daily basis
I'm assuming it's the amount of data transferred.
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Gerhard Wolkerstorfer
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Gerhard Wolkerstorfer wrote:
> Do you know, what the value in the Field BYTES means ?
> When the activity is BACKUP, is the value in the field BYTES
> the amount of
> BYTES
> TRANSFERRED or BYTES BACKUPED ?
William Boyer wrote:
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> I'm assuming it's the amount of data transferred.
And I say:
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Don't remember which version of the 3.7 code brought in this table. Just
remember seeing it afte
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Don't remember which version of the 3.7 code brought in this table. Just
remember seeing it after one of m
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Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 5:15 PM
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I'm a little confused here...
I was actually looking to figure out how to do this when you folks started
talking about it. So, I
Jerald, what level is your server? The summary table
was added in 3.7. If you are at 3.7 or higher, open a commandline client
and enter -
select count(*) from summary
If you get a number back, the problem is with your tools.
Hope this helps,
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You could also code a SELECT command to run against the SUMMARY table
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>What exactly are you looking for out of your query ?
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>You might be better off t
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> Bill,
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> I've just
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You could also code a SELECT command to run against the SUMMARY table. I
have created several reports in Crystal Repor
sheet)
Dwight
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Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 9:53 AM
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I am backing up about 100 nodes on a daily basis. Every morning, I run the
following command for
sheet)
Dwight
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Subject: total # of bytes by each client on a daily basis
I am backing up about 100 nodes on a daily basis. Every morning, I run the
following command for
I am backing up about 100 nodes on a daily basis. Every morning, I run the
following command for each node at the server command line:
q act begind=today-1 search=nodename
How can I create a script to perform the same operation on all the nodes at
once and present it in a spreadsheet-like format
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