I made custom report where is two data sources (combined with merge):
Backup Save Set Details
Backup Statistics
Now I get all the data what I need:
Save Set ID
Save Set
Level
Num Files
Start Time
Status
Duration
But now report has column that is labelled "Noted" and it's value is time few hours before start time. I can't find it in any data sources or in "Table Data" customizing screen. How can I get rid of it? Also there is some other column after noted without label and with some numeric value.
- Use the Backup Save Set Details data source, with no interval set on the Times tab
- Feed that into the Extended Save Set Info operator to generate a Duration field for each save set
- Feed that into the Extended Job Rollup operator and roll up via Save Set with no interval set
The above should give you 1 row per save set with the earliest start time and latest end time if there are multiple runs of the same save set in that time period. It will also give you the total duration of those multiple runs etc.
I'm trying to get all save set's listed and grouped by save set name in start time order within time window (one month). I have some 70 different save set's that I need to have listed in this report and my plan was to parse those out with condition-definition in merge-operator. This will generate some 5000- 7000 rows but our customer want's this so I have no options.
Can I use csv-file(or something else method) to import those save set's to report condition?
The Note column appears when you have more that one row with the same set of key fields. The key fields are the fields displayed in Bold, and the Noted column is added to help uniquely identify the rows from one another. It does not exist as a field in the database and cannot be selected/deselected as part of Table Data.
Could you tell me what data you are trying to obtain from Backup Statistics that is not available from backup Save Set details?
In that case you can just use my instructions but without the Rollup operator. That will generate the Duration for you (end time - start time of save set) and can be included in the output.
I propably made my point somehow wrong. I need all save set's listed, not rollupped to one line. So I have to group by save set and order those lines by start time. So I will have 20-200 lines per one save set when running report for one month.
Here is example:
Save Set Name
Save Time
Save Set ID
Level
Duration (Min)
Save Set Size (GB)
Number of Files
/vol/saplog_nn
1.1.2011 5:21:19
3961429427
full
3
2
/vol/saplog_nn
1.1.2011 14:43:37
3156156793
full
2
1
/vol/saplog_nn
1.1.2011 20:24:33
1797222753
full
3
2
/vol/saplog_nn
1.1.2011 22:52:06
4280259574
full
4
3
And I have some 70 different save set's to include in this report (total rows will be somewhere around 7000). I know, there is no sense but it's our customer's will that rules. Duration must be real duration that that current backup really did take and this is that info why I need Backup Statistics -source (and get that Noted column).
Excellent, now I get proper report!. One question still, is there any way to fetch save set-names which should be included to report, into condition? Now I can add those to save set details-source but this is so time consuming and hard to keep updated. If there is a way to fetch data (like from CSV-file), this would help a lot!
Here is my dataflow. For some reason, this won't produce wanted results. Where I could start searching problems? What should be selected in Add Field-operators "Cast"?
Yes there is a ReadCSV data source (under External category) which you could use to merge in to use as a filter. For example the csv file used could contain a field called "Save Set" which held the names of the save sets you wanted to include in the report output. You can then use the Add field operator to add a field called "Include" with a value of "Yes". You could then merge this with the Backup Save Set Details data source (Backup Save Set Details on the left, and ReadCSV on the right of the merge) and apply a condition of "Include is equal to Yes". This should then only return rows from the Backup Save Set Details data source where the save set name matches the name in your CSV file.
DavidRussell1
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Posted March 8th, 2011 02:00
Hi Teemu,
In that case would the following work for you:
- Use the Backup Save Set Details data source, with no interval set on the Times tab
- Feed that into the Extended Save Set Info operator to generate a Duration field for each save set
- Feed that into the Extended Job Rollup operator and roll up via Save Set with no interval set
The above should give you 1 row per save set with the earliest start time and latest end time if there are multiple runs of the same save set in that time period. It will also give you the total duration of those multiple runs etc.
Thanks
David
EMC Technical Support