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Command to execute if job completes with no error This command will execute if the job completes
with no final error. A job can complete with no error, even if all hosts are offline. This does not mean
that anything was backed up, it just means that the job was not cancelled, or there wasn’t some other
major problem executing the job.
Command to execute if job completes with error This command will execute if the job completes with
an error, such as no specified devices, or operator cancelled. This does not mean if any of the objects
selected by the job fail to be backed up/restored/ or verified.
Command path Specifies a full path or relative path, to a shell command, including command
parameters. For instance cmd.exe /c explorer.exe or c:\windows\explorer.exe. A macro
syntax is also supported in this field, for many different uses. See the Data Protector Express Technical
Reference Guide for more information.
Run command on all hosts selected in job, as well as the Backup Server When checked, processes the
command on all machines selected in job. When unchecked, only runs the command on the Backup
Server.
Number of minutes to wait for command completion This value in minutes specifies how long the
application should wait for the command to return. By default, it is set to Forever, meaning the application
will wait for as long as possible for the command to complete. If set to something other than Forever, the
application will terminate the command forcefully if it does not return in time.
Logs
The pre/post commands add detailed logs to the jobs which executed them. A new execution section
was added to the job log, where all commands executed by the job are logged.
• Command type: Indicates what kind of command this was, whether a pre job/post job/fail job,
or pre object/post object/fail object command.
• Command path: The fully macro expanded command path sent to the operating system for
execution.
• Host attempted on: The host name where the command was attempted on.
• Time executed: The start time when the command was attempted.
• Time completed: The end time when the command either timed out and was killed, or when it
completed on its own accord.
• Execution result: The result of the execution, either the execution failed, or the execution
succeeded. If the execution succeeded, then the return code of the command will be logged here.
If no return code is logged, then success is logged here.
Domain Level Barcode Filters
Many tape libraries support the use of barcodes to identify media. Each piece of physical media has a
unique barcode that the tape library can read.
The Barcode Filter page allows you to define barcode filters for a job. The filter rules may be set for
the whole domain and will be applied automatically to all jobs. Or, they may be set and applied at
job level, using this page. Any filter rules applied at job level overwrite the default domain settings. All
options will be grayed out initially. Deselecting Inherit settings from domain will enable the editing
buttons and allow you to create job-specific filters.
Filter rules
There are three ways of assigning barcode filters.
Add an individual barcode This option allows you to specify an individual barcode for inclusion or
exclusion. Up to 8 characters may be specified in this filter; the first 6 relate to the volume identifier and
the last 2 relate to the media identifier. Wildcards may be used to increase the number of barcodes
selected by the filter.
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