Clone job follow-up via CLI

Question

Hi all,

I'm looking for something to do a follow-up of a clone job, via command-line.

I'm able to find information about the clone job via the jobquery command:

[bellatrix:/] echo "show
print type: clone job; job state: SESSION ACTIVE" | jobquery -i-
Will show all attributes
                         type: clone job;
             actual exit code: ;
                     authtype: ;
                   automatic: False;
           clone volumes list: ;
                     command: \ "nsrclone -vv -s bellatrix -J homan -b CloneNonNAS -y 10 year -S -f - ";
         completion severity: 20;
           completion status: ;
             dependent job id: 0;
                     end time: ;
             exit code known: ;
             failed savesets: ;
                         host: bellatrix;
                   input flag: False;
                       job id: 7495094;
                 job log file: ;
                   job state: SESSION ACTIVE;
                         name: "nsrclone of group ";
                   ndmp flag: False;
             number of files: ;
           NW Client name/id: ;
               parent job id: 0;
             previous job id: 0;
   Reason job was terminated: ;
               redirect stdio: False;
             remote password: ;
                 remote user: ;
                   saveset id: 2268892598, 3527186091;
               sibling job id: ;
                         size: ;
                   start time: 1313047326;
         successful savesets: ;
                       userid: root;

And I get some useful information from this output.

But I would also like to see how many data this cloning has already cloned.

Is it possible to get this information?

Kind regards

Tim

ble1 · Accepted Answer

Of course you can. From your output you get parent id which is 7495094. Use that to query session info file where 7495094 would match "Jobid from session info". Attributes you can use/query (unless you want them all):

# cat 01/0e996fea00000000000000004e42baa20af6f050 | cut -d: -f1

client name

completed

current pool

current read/write total

Device path

Jobid from session info

number of volumes used

recover file count

recover file total

savegroup name

saveset id

saveset name

Session end time

session id

Session mode

Session start time

total amount to be read/written

total volumes needed

transfer rate

type

volume name

resource identifier

coganb · Answer

Hi Tim, You could use nsradmin like this: printf 'show session;session statistics;session device name
print' | nsradmin -i - | tr -s '
' This gives a lot of session statistics data and you might want to play with it a bit to narrow it down to what you need. More info on how this command works here: How to run nsradmin commands in one line -Bobby

bingo.1 · Answer

And you can use nsrwatch - with NW 762 even on Windows.

ble1 · Answer

I didn't say parent id - I said 'Jobid from session info'.  This record is type session info as said before meaning it is located in /nsr/res/jobsdb/ssninfo.

TimTh · Answer

Thanks, those file contain some usefull info.

TimTh · Answer

Hrvoje Crvelin, The parent id is always 0, it's the job id that is 7495094 in this example. Where do you get the 'session info file' you mention? Kind regards

NetWorker

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