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Date format differs in mminfo output
Hi,
I am getting date format in different way inside mminfo output in different backserver. Though both the backup servers are in same version.
For example in my first backup server I can see below output - (if date filed is single digit then it is concatenated by a 0- zero at the begging)
mminfo -q"volume=DHZ021" -rclient,name,savetime,ssretent
abc /proa/dbs 10/03/15 12/03/15
abc /proa/dbs 10/17/15 12/17/15
abc /proa/dbs 10/24/15 12/24/15
abc /proa/dbs 10/31/15 12/31/15
In second backup server I can see below output- (if date filed is single digit then it is concatenated by a whiet space at the begging)
mminfo -q"volume=DHW009" -rclient,name,savetime,ssretent
xyz /DG-PORA364/EDMP 11/ 1/15 01/ 1/16
xyz /DG-PORA405/HESP 11/22/15 01/22/16
xyz /DG-PORA405/arch/HESP 11/29/15 01/29/16
xyz /DG-PORA451/OHCB 11/22/15 01/22/16
Now my question is -
i) Why such two different format in same mminfo command in two different backup servers which are running on same Networker version?
ii) How we can standardized date format in mminfo output as liek 1st way ( if date filed is single digit then it is concatenated by a 0- zero at the begging)
iii) Is there any option in mminfo command it slef to change the format ?
Note: One small observation the 1st backup sever is running on Solaris 10 while the 2nd one is running on Solaris 11
Thanks in advance,
Shubhadip Datta
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December 2nd, 2015 06:00
I am not an OS specialist, but why don't you just query your server from the solaris 10 box:
mminfo -s -q ... -r ...
Shubhadip_Datta
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December 2nd, 2015 08:00
Thanks for your quick reply, yes I have already work around for the same. Even I can update the same date format as per my choice. But my question is why such difference in the date format, is it due to some Networker configuration or OS and which configuration.
regards,
Shubhadip
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December 2nd, 2015 13:00
Check which locale is set for root (or even startup script). You are looking at format set for LC_TIME.