Backup History report
Use the
Backup History
report to view information about the recent backups. You can use the
report to display information about all of the backups that were run from the host
system.
You can access the Backup History
report by using the nzbackup
-history command. This section describes how to use the nzbackup
command.
- If you are the admin user, you can view all entries in the backup history list.
- If you are not the admin user, you can view entries if you are the database owner, or if you have backup or restore privileges for the database.
nzbackup -history -db name
Database Backupset Seq # OpType Status Date Log File
-------- -------------- ----- ------- --------- ------------------- ----------------------
SQLEXT 20090109155818 1 FULL COMPLETED 2009-01-09 10:58:18 backupsvr.9598.2009-01-09.log
You can further refine your results by using the -db and -connector options, or use the -v option for more information. You use the -db option to see only the history of a specified database.
Column | Description |
---|---|
Database | The name of the backup database. |
Backup Set | The unique value that identifies the backup set. |
Seq.No | The sequence number that identifies the increment within the backup set. |
Op Type | The type of backup (full, differential, cumulative, globals, no data, or users). |
Date | The date and time that the backup was initiated. |
Status | The status (completed, failed, in-progress). |
Log file | The name of the log file. |