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  2. Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide
  3. Reporting in OpsCenter
  4. Creating a custom report in OpsCenter
  5. About Custom Report Wizard parameters
  6. About display options
  7. Defining report conditions
Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Administrator's Guide

Defining report conditions

In the Conditions section of the Modify Display Options panel, specify exception conditions for notification. Exception conditions represent potential problems, for example an unusually high percentage of backup job failures or an unusually low quantity of data being backed up. Each condition is defined by assigning threshold values for a particular metric, such as Success Rate or Total Backup Job Size. You can set a low threshold, a high threshold, or both. The conditions are applicable only for numeric values like Job Size (and not for values like Job Type, Master Server). You can apply condition for attributes like Job type or Master server provided you have applied a function like Count, Distinct Count etc. on it.

After you specify your conditions, you can create a report schedule so that when a condition is true, an email notification is sent or the report is exported, or both. The conditions are applied only when a report is scheduled.

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