How can I identify which is the Subclient Command Line because the SLA tells me that I have many jobs without scheduling
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- Vaulter
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22 July 2022
Thanks!
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Mike, es correcto es el reporte de SLA, me aparecen muchos subclientes tipo command line que no estan calendarizados y no los identifico
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24 July 2022
Not sure if
The question is if you can share more information around your issue like screenshots and/or log extractions. I'm also having difficulties understand what you issue is. In case this is not possible I would seek additional support through for example a partner or maybe via your account team or open a ticket.
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Not sure if
The question is if you can share more information around your issue like screenshots and/or log extractions. I'm also having difficulties understand what you issue is. In case this is not possible I would seek additional support through for example a partner or maybe via your account team or open a ticket.
Muchas Gracias! abrire un ticket
Saludos
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25 July 2022
Agreed, share the case number once you have it so I can track (and
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I am assuming you have command line jobs being launched by scripts instead of by a Commvault Schedule and you wish to see what subclients are doing this.
- Run a Job Summary report and the “Backup Set / Subclient” column will have phrase “command line” in it.
- Export the reports to CSV and filter out everything that does not have “Command Line”. You will then be left with a list of all your command line subclients
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Excelente, Gracias!
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