addsnapshotpolicyschedule
Use the addsnapshotpolicyschedule command to add a new schedule in an existing snapshot policy. It is added as a second schedule in addition to the existing schedule in the policy.
Syntax
Parameters
- -type localsnapshot | cloudbackup
- (Required) Specifies the type of schedule.
- -backupunit minute | hour | day | week | month
- (Required) Specifies the unit of time of the backup interval.
- -backupstarttime start_time
- (Required) Specifies when the first snapshot backup is to be taken. The backup_start_time parameter is displayed in the standard YYMMDDHHMM format, where: YY is year (The first) MM is month DD is day HH is hour (The second) MM is minute.
- -backupinterval interval_value
- (Required) Indicates the interval between snapshot backups. The value must be an integer (1 - 65535).
- -retentiondays num_days
- (Required) Specifies the number of days to keep the snapshot backup. The value must be an integer (1 - 365).
- snapshot_policy_id
- (Required) Specifies the snapshot policy ID. The value must be an integer (0-39).
- snapshot_policy_name
- (Required) Specifies the snapshot policy name.
Note: Backup-start-time supplied to mksnapshotpolicy will apply to the first
schedule that it will create. Subsequent schedule is created using this CLI which gets its own
backup-start-time. However, note that backup start time optionally supplied to
mkvolumegroup -snapshotpolicy will apply to all the schedules in that
policy.
An invocation example
The following example adds a new schedule to an existing snapshot policy that generates a
localsnapshot every day and retains the local snapshots for 15 days.
addsnapshotpolicyschedule -type localsnapshot -backupunit day -backupinterval 1 -retentiondays 15 3The resulting output:
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