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Conference decwet::networker

Title:	NetWorker
Notice:	kits - 12-14, problem reporting - 41.*, basics 1-100
Moderator:	DECWET::RANDALL.com::lenox

Created:	Thu Oct 10 1996
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	750
Total number of notes:	3361

685.0. "What is the 'save' default level" by SANITY::LEMONS (And we thank you for your support.) Thu May 15 1997 13:56

    Hi
    
    Our site is using some scripts that contain save commands that do not
    specify a level.  That said, what is the default level that NetWorker
    will assume?  The man pages don't mention a default value.
    
    Thanks!
    tl

T.R	Title	User	Personal Name	Date	Lines
685.1		DECWET::RWALKER	Roger Walker - Media Changers	`Thu May 15 1997 20:14`	1
	Incremental, to check just use the -vvv option.
685.2	Maybe not?	SANITY::LEMONS	And we thank you for your support.	`Wed May 21 1997 08:55`	13
	On our system running NetWorker Server for Digital UNIX V4.3 SSB, I did a 'man mminfo', and read: "The level is only kept for scheduled saves and file migration; save sets generated by explicitly running the save(8) command (called ad hoc saves) do not have an associated level." So, which is it: incremental or no level? Thanks, and sorry to question this; it's very important for a cloning process I'm writing to know this. tl
685.3		DECWET::RWALKER	Roger Walker - Media Changers	`Wed May 21 1997 09:16`	8
	As stated in the man page is it not either. A manual save will save all requested files, period. This can not be considered a full since only some of the files may have been selected on the save command. An ad-hoc save is just that, a few files saved in addtion to the normal saves. If the files have changed since the last incremental and are saved via an ad-hoc manual save, they will still be saved by the next incremental even though they are already on tape.
685.4		SANITY::LEMONS	And we thank you for your support.	`Wed May 21 1997 09:21`	5
	Thakns, Roger. According to the manual 'save -l' can be used to specify a level, which (I guess) will force the saveset to be marked with the appropriate level. Is this true? Any gotchas? tl
685.5		DECWET::RWALKER	Roger Walker - Media Changers	`Wed May 21 1997 10:34`	3
	You seem to have more time to find these things out then we do. You already have more practice at expanding this products capability than anybody in our group.
685.6	Roger's is testy due to lack of sleep :-) :-)	DECWET::EVANS	NSR Engineering	`Wed May 21 1997 11:47`	5
	It's that silly Scalability Day Thing... :-) :-) Terry -- yeah, using -l <level> will do what you want. It just won't remember that level from one run to another... but that's why you use a script, right! :-)