Netbackup - How to change the expiration date?
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People say that when you run this command (the command below) you get all the required information with regards to the media which was used for the backup.
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpimagelist -client [client] -d [date of the backup] -e [1 day after the backup]
BUT UNFORTUNATELY --
It doesn’t give the backup id of which the expiration date needs to be changed.
So this is what i tried at my end -
I ran
# ./bpimagelist -client unixfoo90 -media -d 04/23/2010 -e 04/24/2010
A00461 ajbkup 1272114266 17 81416886 10
A00326 ajbkup 1272114266 43 69301582 10
A51671 ajbkup 1272114266 14 19195648 10
A50155 ajbkup 1272114266 41 56309070 10
A51064 ajbkup 1272080168 5 75213750 10
This gave me the time in ctime.
I converted the ctime into the normal time.
# ./bpdbm -ctime 1272080168
1272080168 = Fri Apr 23 22:36:08 2010
I noted down the media ID for the backup which happened on - Apr 23 22:36:08 2010 --which matched with the request.
With this I ran..
# ./bpimmedia -L -mediaid A51064 -client unixfoo90
Backup-ID Policy Type RL Files C E T PC Expires
Copy Frag KB Type Density FNum Off Host DWO MPX Expires RL MediaID
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unixfoo90_1272247531 sapdistdb INCR 10 16 N N R 1 21:05 06/13/2010
1 1 0 RMed hcart3 32 2173295 ajbkup 901 Y 21:05 06/13/2010 10 A00238
1 2 224 RMed hcart3 33 2173305 ajbkup 901 A00238
2 1 0 RMed hcart3 161 3473274 ajbkup 124 Y 21:05 06/13/2010 10 A51064
2 2 224 RMed hcart3 162 3473284 ajbkup 124 A51064
unixfoo90_1272080168 sapdistdb INCR 10 26 N N R 1 22:36 06/11/2010
1 1 0 RMed hcart3 156 3798984 ajbkup 107 Y 22:36 06/11/2010 10 A00461
1 2 1024 RMed hcart3 157 3798990 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 3 1921024 RMed hcart3 158 3799006 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 4 73037824 RMed hcart3 159 813953 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 5 253878 RMed hcart3 160 4099259 ajbkup 107 A00461
2 1 0 RMed hcart3 134 1427550 ajbkup 124 Y 22:36 06/11/2010 10 A51064
2 2 1024 RMed hcart3 135 1427556 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 3 1921024 RMed hcart3 136 1427572 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 4 73037824 RMed hcart3 137 1442519 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 5 253878 RMed hcart3 138 1727825 ajbkup 124 A51064
unixfoo90_1271992736 sapdistdb INCR 10 18 N N R 1 22:18 06/10/2010
1 1 768 RMed hcart3 117 3021213 ajbkup 111 Y 22:18 06/10/2010 10 A00461
1 2 69321 RMed hcart3 118 3021242 ajbkup 111 A00461
2 1 768 RMed hcart3 96 671044 ajbkup 124 Y 22:18 06/10/2010 10 A51064
2 2 69321 RMed hcart3 97 671073 ajbkup 124 A51064
Finally I got the BACKUP ID -- unixfoo90_1272080168
Later I found that I could have easily got this with the below mentioned command –
# ./bpimagelist -L -client unixfoo90 -d 04/23/2010 |grep "Backup ID"
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272718818
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272684933
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272680883
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272596918
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272519172
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272425403
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272339748
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272247531
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272114266
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272080168
Later,
# ./bpexpdate -recalculate -backupid unixfoo90_1272080168 -d 10/23/2010 12:00:00
VERIFICATION --
# ./bpimagelist -client unixfoo90 -d 04/23/2010 -e 04/24/2010 -U
Backed Up Expires Files KB C Sched Type Policy
---------------- ---------- -------- -------- - ------------ ------------
04/24/2010 08:04 06/12/2010 156 75504718 N Full Backup bkupatp
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People say that when you run this command (the command below) you get all the required information with regards to the media which was used for the backup.
/usr/openv/netbackup/bin/admincmd/bpimagelist -client [client] -d [date of the backup] -e [1 day after the backup]
BUT UNFORTUNATELY --
It doesn’t give the backup id of which the expiration date needs to be changed.
So this is what i tried at my end -
I ran
# ./bpimagelist -client unixfoo90 -media -d 04/23/2010 -e 04/24/2010
A00461 ajbkup 1272114266 17 81416886 10
A00326 ajbkup 1272114266 43 69301582 10
A51671 ajbkup 1272114266 14 19195648 10
A50155 ajbkup 1272114266 41 56309070 10
A51064 ajbkup 1272080168 5 75213750 10
This gave me the time in ctime.
I converted the ctime into the normal time.
# ./bpdbm -ctime 1272080168
1272080168 = Fri Apr 23 22:36:08 2010
I noted down the media ID for the backup which happened on - Apr 23 22:36:08 2010 --which matched with the request.
With this I ran..
# ./bpimmedia -L -mediaid A51064 -client unixfoo90
Backup-ID Policy Type RL Files C E T PC Expires
Copy Frag KB Type Density FNum Off Host DWO MPX Expires RL MediaID
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unixfoo90_1272247531 sapdistdb INCR 10 16 N N R 1 21:05 06/13/2010
1 1 0 RMed hcart3 32 2173295 ajbkup 901 Y 21:05 06/13/2010 10 A00238
1 2 224 RMed hcart3 33 2173305 ajbkup 901 A00238
2 1 0 RMed hcart3 161 3473274 ajbkup 124 Y 21:05 06/13/2010 10 A51064
2 2 224 RMed hcart3 162 3473284 ajbkup 124 A51064
unixfoo90_1272080168 sapdistdb INCR 10 26 N N R 1 22:36 06/11/2010
1 1 0 RMed hcart3 156 3798984 ajbkup 107 Y 22:36 06/11/2010 10 A00461
1 2 1024 RMed hcart3 157 3798990 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 3 1921024 RMed hcart3 158 3799006 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 4 73037824 RMed hcart3 159 813953 ajbkup 107 A00461
1 5 253878 RMed hcart3 160 4099259 ajbkup 107 A00461
2 1 0 RMed hcart3 134 1427550 ajbkup 124 Y 22:36 06/11/2010 10 A51064
2 2 1024 RMed hcart3 135 1427556 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 3 1921024 RMed hcart3 136 1427572 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 4 73037824 RMed hcart3 137 1442519 ajbkup 124 A51064
2 5 253878 RMed hcart3 138 1727825 ajbkup 124 A51064
unixfoo90_1271992736 sapdistdb INCR 10 18 N N R 1 22:18 06/10/2010
1 1 768 RMed hcart3 117 3021213 ajbkup 111 Y 22:18 06/10/2010 10 A00461
1 2 69321 RMed hcart3 118 3021242 ajbkup 111 A00461
2 1 768 RMed hcart3 96 671044 ajbkup 124 Y 22:18 06/10/2010 10 A51064
2 2 69321 RMed hcart3 97 671073 ajbkup 124 A51064
Finally I got the BACKUP ID -- unixfoo90_1272080168
Later I found that I could have easily got this with the below mentioned command –
# ./bpimagelist -L -client unixfoo90 -d 04/23/2010 |grep "Backup ID"
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272718818
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272684933
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272680883
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272596918
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272519172
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272425403
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272339748
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272247531
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272114266
Backup ID: unixfoo90_1272080168
Later,
# ./bpexpdate -recalculate -backupid unixfoo90_1272080168 -d 10/23/2010 12:00:00
VERIFICATION --
# ./bpimagelist -client unixfoo90 -d 04/23/2010 -e 04/24/2010 -U
Backed Up Expires Files KB C Sched Type Policy
---------------- ---------- -------- -------- - ------------ ------------
04/24/2010 08:04 06/12/2010 156 75504718 N Full Backup bkupatp
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