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Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
Hello everyone,
I am currently working on an script that documents my backup infrastructure. Therefore I would like to know which backup jobs have a secondary target and if so what the target is.
I have tried to find my desired informations with the Get-VBRJob and the Get-VBRJobOptions command. But I just can not find what I am looking for.
Am I just blind or is there another way to get the information I want?
Thanks
I am currently working on an script that documents my backup infrastructure. Therefore I would like to know which backup jobs have a secondary target and if so what the target is.
I have tried to find my desired informations with the Get-VBRJob and the Get-VBRJobOptions command. But I just can not find what I am looking for.
Am I just blind or is there another way to get the information I want?
Thanks
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Re: Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
What exact secondary job you'd like to enable? Backup copy? Thanks!
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Re: Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
For both Backup copy and Backup to Tape job. But my intention is not to enable the secondary target rather just get the information if a secondary target option was chosen or not. And if so what target were chosen. Thanks
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Re: Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
At leas for me it seems that they don't expose that info on job properties. I guess you should use GetVBRTapeJob, expand Object property and add the tape job as secondary target to all jobs in there.
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Re: Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
The link between Backup Job and Copy Job that you're searching for resides in the Copy Job metadata. Please see the code below for an example:
Keep in mind, the code below is not complete. Please test the code, make it your own, and modify it according to your use case.
Keep in mind, the code below is not complete. Please test the code, make it your own, and modify it according to your use case.
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# Retrieve all Jobs
$allJobs = Get-VBRJob
# Retrieve all Backup Copy Jobs
$copyJobs = $allJobs | Where-Object {$_.JobType -eq "BackupSync"}
# Placing all Backup Jobs in an array
[System.Collections.ArrayList]$jobsArray = ($allJobs | Where-Object {$_.JobType -eq "Backup"}).name
# Loop through each copy job searching for linked jobs
foreach ($job in $copyJobs){
# if the source of the copy job is another backup job
if ($job.LinkedJobIds){
foreach ($id in $job.LinkedJobIds){
$matchedJob = $allJobs | Where-Object {$_.id -eq $id}
# Remove job from array as it has a corresponding copy job
$jobsArray.Remove($matchedJob.name)
}
}
}
# Output final array - any job still in the array does not have a corresponding copy job
$jobsArray
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Re: Powershell Backup Job Secondary Target
Thanks for the fast replys.
Your suggestions defently brought me on the right path to succsess. Now all thats left to do is to properly match the gathered informations.
Thank you all for your help.
Your suggestions defently brought me on the right path to succsess. Now all thats left to do is to properly match the gathered informations.
Thank you all for your help.
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