Hi Team,
When the pre-post script is run, does Commvault only look at exit code=0 or exit code=1? Are there any other exit codes we can check?
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Pre-Post script output
Best answer by Gseibak
https://documentation.commvault.com/v11/expert/pre_processes_and_post_processes_overview.html
Scripts must return with exit code 0 in order for the next phase to start. If the script does not return with exit code 0, it is treated as a phase failure and the job is marked as pending
- Vaulter
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https://documentation.commvault.com/v11/expert/pre_processes_and_post_processes_overview.html
Scripts must return with exit code 0 in order for the next phase to start. If the script does not return with exit code 0, it is treated as a phase failure and the job is marked as pending
Hi
Want to something else you about PrePost Script. I saw the following text in the documentation you forwarded.
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You can use an echo command to check the level of a backup.
Based on this, I want to ask something.
We put a script in the PreScan phase and we want to reflect a message in this script to Commvault like this “Backup is Completed Successfully” or “Archive Log backup get an error” . Is that possible ?
How can we achive this ?
Best Regards.
- Vaulter
- 118 replies
Hi
if you want to see ALL of the parameters we append use the echo with “%*” this way you can see the order of what is passed.
the docs mention “%6” is the -status parameter ( sixth parameter) but you may want to validate that by having your pre-scan script echo “%*” to see the order.
keep in mind we only look for status code 0 so not sure what we would do with a string passed in but it would be fine for simply logging the info for tracking purposes.
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