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schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Hello,
is it possible to do backup-jobs one after another, e.g. to tell the scheduler of veeam b+r 4.1 to start the backup-job a at 10pm and when this job finishes to continue with job b? that would avoid guessing how long job a would take. And for some jobs, i want to be sure theys don´t run at the same time.
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Joerg
is it possible to do backup-jobs one after another, e.g. to tell the scheduler of veeam b+r 4.1 to start the backup-job a at 10pm and when this job finishes to continue with job b? that would avoid guessing how long job a would take. And for some jobs, i want to be sure theys don´t run at the same time.
best regards,
Joerg
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Hello Joerg,
Yes, that's possible. Please have a look the link below for more information:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... n+sequence
Thanks!
Yes, that's possible. Please have a look the link below for more information:
http://www.veeam.com/forums/viewtopic.p ... n+sequence
Thanks!
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Thanks Vitaliy,
now one last question: Would it be okay to simply paste this string which is shown at the very end of the job config process 1:1 to the after-job-script field? And with 1:1 i mean to include everything exactly as printed, with the quotation marks and all. Would this be ok or do i have to care about the path in which context veeam b+r runs at this time?
best regards,
Joerg
now one last question: Would it be okay to simply paste this string which is shown at the very end of the job config process 1:1 to the after-job-script field? And with 1:1 i mean to include everything exactly as printed, with the quotation marks and all. Would this be ok or do i have to care about the path in which context veeam b+r runs at this time?
best regards,
Joerg
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Joerg,
Yes, it would be ok. Just create a batch file containing the job command copied from the wizard step to trigger the next job.
Yes, it would be ok. Just create a batch file containing the job command copied from the wizard step to trigger the next job.
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
...or simply copy the line to post-job script text box without creating any BAT file
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
that´s what i wanted to hear - thank you.
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Thanks Gostev but i did the same thing as you tell but still not fixed>Gostev wrote:...or simply copy the line to post-job script text box without creating any BAT file
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Re: schedule backup jobs one after another - possible?
Hi ojgarnews269,
This thread is "a bit" outdated, this functionality was added to the UI many years ago. Take a look at this article and please let us know what is not working in your case. Thank you.
This thread is "a bit" outdated, this functionality was added to the UI many years ago. Take a look at this article and please let us know what is not working in your case. Thank you.
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