Much more simple. I thought the script for a huge number of jobs and files.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Ana
On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 5:07 AM, Radosław Korzeniewski <
rados...@korzeniewski.net> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> 2015-04-22 18:07 GMT+02:00 bdam :
>
>> One final question about this - when i issue
Hello,
2015-04-22 18:07 GMT+02:00 bdam :
> One final question about this - when i issue the query command from the
> console this way, is there a way to either pagenate the results or send
> them to a file
Use @output filename.txt in the bconsole to redirect all the output to the
file. Then sim
Hi,
Maybe something like this:
#!/bin/bash
VOLUME=$1
DBHOST=localhost
DATABASE=bacula
USER=""
PASSWORD=""
JOBS=($(mysql --host=$DBHOST --database=$DATABASE --user=$USER
--password=$PASSWORD -N -e "SELECT DISTINCT Job.JobId as JobId,Job.Name as
Name,Job.StartTime as StartTime, Job.Type as Type,J
One final question about this - when i issue the query command from the console
this way, is there a way to either pagenate the results or send them to a file
so I can browse them? These are 3 months of CCTV from multiple cameras running
24/7 in 20 minute sections, so there are rather a lot of f
I never realized you could copy the sample SQL commands that way. So I did
that, found the job id's from "14" then the listing from "12". Excellent,
thanks!
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Hi,
> It would be far quicker to find the files I needed
> and it means I can do this search without interfering with the daily
> backups which are using the same drive. By the way, the CCTV isn't on 100%
> of the time, so having said that the files might not be present and/or the
> filenames not
I have the need to restore some CCTV data which was recorded in July 2014. The
volume names are all right there in the pool, and I know the target date I'm
looking for since its part of the filename. I just don't know which volume it's
in. So an "ls" listing would identify it instantly. There ar
