Table of NetBackup All Log Entries report
Table: Messages in All Log Entries report describes messages from the All Log Entries report.
The messages vary according to the locale setting of the primary server.
Table: Messages in All Log Entries report
Entry | Statistic |
|---|---|
started backup job for client <name>, policy <name>, schedule <name> on storage unit <name> | The column for this entry show the time at which the backup job started. |
successfully wrote backup id <name>, copy <number>, <number> Kbytes | For a multiplexed backup, this entry shows the size of the individual backup job. The column indicates when the job finished writing to the storage device. The overall statistics for the multiplexed backup group are found in a subsequent entry. These statistics include the data throughput rate to the storage device, |
successfully wrote <number> of <number> multiplexed backups, total Kbytes <number> at Kbytes/sec | For multiplexed backups, this entry shows the overall statistics for the multiplexed backup group including the data throughput rate. |
begin writing backup id <name>, copy <number>, fragment <number>, destination path <name> | The column for this entry shows when the restore job began reading from the storage device. |
successfully wrote backup id <name>, copy <number>, fragment <number>, Kbytes at <number> Kbytes/sec | For non-multiplexed backups, this entry combines the information in the previous two entries for multiplexed backups. The single entry shows the following:
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the requested operation was successfully completed | The column for this entry shows the time at which the backup job completed. This value is later than the "successfully wrote" entry (in a previous message): it includes extra processing time at the end of the job for tasks such as NetBackup image validation. |
begin reading backup id <name>, (restore), copy <number>, fragment <number> from media id <name> on drive index <number> | The column for this entry shows when the restore job started reading from the storage device. (Note that the latter part of the entry is not shown for restores from disk, because it does not apply.) |
successfully restored from backup id <name>, copy <number>, <number> Kbytes | For a multiplexed restore, this entry shows the size of the individual restore job. (As a rule, all restores from tape are multiplexed restores, because non-multiplexed restores require additional action from the user.) The column indicates when the job finished reading from the storage device. The overall statistics for the multiplexed restore group are found in a subsequent entry below. These statistics include the data throughput rate. |
successfully restored <number> of <number> requests <name>, read total of <number> Kbytes at <number> Kbytes/sec | For multiplexed restores, this entry shows the overall statistics for the multiplexed restore group, including the data throughput rate. |
successfully read (restore) backup id <name>, copy <number>, fragment <number>, <number> Kbytes at <number> Kbytes/sec | For non-multiplexed restores, this entry combines the information from the previous two entries for multiplexed restores. The single entry shows the following:
As a rule, only restores from disk are treated as non-multiplexed restores. |