How to get session report by Powershell

[Charles.yang]

Normally, a session report mail can be received once a job has finished, likes below.

Success 14 Start time 6:00:21 AM Total size 2 TB Backup size 143.6 GB
Warning 0 End time 6:13:39 AM Data read 143.6 GB Dedupe 7.3x
Error 0 Duration 0:13:18 Transferred 143.5 GB Compression 1.0x

I would like generate a job report table, which contains all the backup jobs and tape jobs status as above , like

Site Backup Server Job Name Start Time End Time Duration Rate Size Status
Sydney Veeam1 Veeam Linux with Appliance 15/06/2022 03:00:06 15/06/2022 03:38:54 00.00:38:48 337.63 MB/min 12.80 G Success
Sydney Veeam1 Veeam Linux with Application 15/06/2022 04:08:19 15/06/2022 04:10:58 00.00:02:39 268.69 MB/min 714.73 M Success
Sydney Veeam2 Veeam Linux with Database 15/06/2022 04:11:01 15/06/2022 04:38:43 00.00:27:42 3,304.41 MB/min 89.41 G Success
Sydney Veeam3 Veeam Windows with Application 14/06/2022 23:00:06 14/06/2022 23:40:31 00.00:40:25 1,613.60 MB/min 8.04 G Success

Which command should I use? Thank you in advance.

[david.domask]

Hi @charles.yang

Well, this is split out over quite a few items like Get-VBRBackupSession and Get-VBRBackup.

To be honest it's a lot of work and maybe you'd like to just use the work of the community on this already done? powershell-f26/my-veeam-report-v9-5-1-t47058-150.html

If you want to build one yourself, play with those objects returned from both and see what you can build, but it is a bit just to warn.

[oleg.feoktistov]

Just a quick hint. Rate corresponds to AvgSpeed property in CBackupSession class. You can get it this way:

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$sessions = Get-VBRBackupSession
$sessions[0].Progress.AvgSpeed

As for the Size, I don't know which one of them did you mean (Total, Processed, Read etc.), but you can find them all also in CBackupSession.Progress property.

Thanks!