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ALL_LOCAL_FILES directive.
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comtec17,
While your statement is true, it is not helpfull, or the answer I need. I did not make my needs clear in the original message, sorry about that.
I have no desire to wade through the reports to view file systems backed up on a daily basis for over 1000 servers.
We were using a script to pull information out of bpdbjobs, paste it in a web report, and generate a list of failed servers daily for the OS teams.
When using ALL_LOCAL_FILES, this is no longer an option, and people are spoiled.
So I am still looking for another solution. Maybe something hidden in the catalog I have yet to find, a trick with bperror that isnt documented, something, anything.. =)
While your statement is true, it is not helpfull, or the answer I need. I did not make my needs clear in the original message, sorry about that.
I have no desire to wade through the reports to view file systems backed up on a daily basis for over 1000 servers.
We were using a script to pull information out of bpdbjobs, paste it in a web report, and generate a list of failed servers daily for the OS teams.
When using ALL_LOCAL_FILES, this is no longer an option, and people are spoiled.
So I am still looking for another solution. Maybe something hidden in the catalog I have yet to find, a trick with bperror that isnt documented, something, anything.. =)
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