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2000/11/06 17:46:46 I090001 S0 Tape 'X4': created by 'root'
2000/11/19 20:00:43 I090001 S1005065323 Tape 'X4': removed by 'root'
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In the example messages above, we can see that the user “root” has created a tape
named “X4” and deleted it 13 days later. A normal log would, of course, contain a lot
more information.
For more information on the parameters that can be accepted by this command, please
refer to the section named “Possible parameters for the “journal” object and commands”
on page 61.
• Displaying the tape-related information
The syntax to display only the tape-related information contained in the Arkeia log is
the following:
arkc -journal -jtape [-D] <parameters...>
For more information about the parameters that can be accepted by this command,
please refer to the section named “Possible parameters for the “journal” object and commands” on page 61.
• Displaying the drive-related information
The syntax to display only drive-related information from the Arkeia log is the following:
arkc -journal -jdrive [-D] <parameters...>
• Displaying the restoration-related information
The syntax to display only restoration-related information from the Arkeia log is the
following:
arkc -journal -jrestore [-D] <parameters...>
• Possible parameters for the “journal” object and commands
The parameters that can be accepted by the “journal” object are detailed below.
Please note that these parameters apply to all the commands that were detailed above
(“all”, “jtape”, “jdrive”, and “jrestore”), and that they are all optional.
The only exception to this rule is the “jbackup” command, which has one parameter
(“bksid”) that is not required by all the other commands. This command will be
detailed after the common parameters that apply to all the “journal” commands.
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