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IT Analytics OpsCenter Transition Reference

domain_ScheduledJob

Table: domain_ScheduledJob

OpsCenter Report Column

Description

Equivalent Column in IT Analytics

id

An autoincrement number used as a primary key for this table

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.client_id

clientId

The unique identifier of the host being backed up

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.client_host_name

clientName

The name of a host being backed up as seen by a backup job

apt_v_nbu_schedule.selection_type

executionType

The type of backup which triggered this job. For example, Immediate, Scheduled, and so on.

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.job_id

jobId

A unique number for each backup job in a backup domain that identifies a backup job

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.server_id

masterServerId

The unique identifier of the primary server that executed the backup job

policyDomainName

Applicable for TSM backups, used for managing a set of TSM client nodes. It can contain multiple policy sets managing a subset of the TSM client nodes.

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.policy_id

policyId

The unique identifier of the backup policy

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.policy_name

policyName

The name of the backup policy as seen by a backup job

policyVersionNo

An internal identifier used for mapping the snapshot of a policy that used for these backups.

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.sched_start_date

scheduledTime

The date and time the backup was scheduled to be started as per the original work list of PEM.

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.schedule_id

scheduleId

The unique identifier of a schedule which resides within a policy

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.sche dule_name

scheduleName

The name of a schedule which resides within a policy as seen by a backup job

apt_v_nbu_job_detail.start_ date

startTime

The date and time the backup actually started

windowClosingTime

The date and time when the backup window closes

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