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Full backups report

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Full backups report

Full backups report

(OP)
Hi,

how can I get a report with the list of clients and the amount of data (GBs) in the last Full Backup?
is it possible?

Thank you!

Chacal, Inc.wavey

RE: Full backups report

Unfortunately, you can not specify the size's unit - NW will use the 'best choice'. That's why i recommend that you list the size down to the byte and then covert the number in an Excel sheet.

Assuming a weekly backup cycle, use mminfo like this:

mminfo -q "level=full,savetime>-7days" -r "client,name,level,savetime,totalsize(20),nfiles" -xc, > outfile.txt

Then process the csv/txt file in an Excel sheet.

RE: Full backups report

(OP)
Hi 605,

thanks for the command! that is I was looking for. GB? MB? it doesn't matter! Excel es a very good calculator ;)

Thank you!!

Chacal, Inc.wavey

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