droach,

If you are using the command line and task scheduler you can just pipe to a log file. If you want to use T-SQL and agent jobs it is a little more involved. I just helped a customer on this problem and discovered there is very little help out there with manipulating the DD-Doost from T-SQL. I decided to do a Blog post on it. Hopefully it will help you.

David Muegge’s Blog » Archive » Data Domain Boost for SQL – Deployment Planning Considerations for DBA’s

Regads,

Dave

Thanks for the info.  The problem is that the output from DDBoost is very ugly, and it comes out via stderr not stdout.  I am able to redirect the output, but why can't there be a command line parameter, oh, I don't know, something like '/log=mydatabase.log' ?  Is that too difficult for the EMC programmers to code?  And why the heck did they direct all of the output via stderr?

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