The pdbkupls command displays information about backup files acquired by pdcopy (such as a list of RDAREAs and the backup acquisition date and time).
Use the pdbkupls command:
HiRDB administrator
pdbkupls -b {backup-file-name[,backup-file-name]... |
Specifies the names of the backup files.
Specifies the type of backup file.
Specifies a file to which the backup file information is to be output. When this option is omitted, the backup file information is output to the standard output.
Specifies that the backup file information is to be output in CSV format. When this option is omitted, the backup file information is output to the standard output.
Specifies that all information is to be output.
When this option is omitted, the command outputs the HiRDB identifier, backup acquisition mode, backup acquisition time, and whether or not a log point information file was specified.
Specifies that progress messages are to be output during execution of the pdbkupls command, and specifies the message output interval in terms of the amount of backup file data to be processed in each interval (in gigabytes). For example, when -s 100 is specified, a progress message is displayed after each 100 gigabytes of data has been processed.
Note that this option is applicable only when the -a option is specified.
Specifies a time period when only backup information acquired during the specified period under the specified policy is to be included in the output backup information. This option is applicable only when the NetBackup linkage facility is used (-k n is specified). When the NetBackup linkage facility is not used, this option is ignored, if specified.
If backup-search-condition-start-date_time and backup-search-condition-end-date_time are both specified, the most recent backup acquired during the specified period is used. If only backup-search-condition-end-date_time is specified, the backup that was current at the specified time is used.
-U YYYYMMDD[_hhmmss],YYYYMMDD[_hhmmss] |
The following conventions apply to the output format:
The following shows the output formats:
<<System information>>(linefeed) |
aaaa,dd...d,ee...e,g(linefeed) |
<<System information>>(linefeed) |
aaaa,bbbb,cc...c,dd...d,ee...e,ff...f,g,hhhh,ii...i,j,kk,ll...l,mm...m,nn...n, |