Viewing Database Processing Settings
To view database processing settings defined for the backup job, use the following command:
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veeamconfig aap show --jobid <job_id> |
or
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veeamconfig aap show --jobname <job_name> |
where:
- <job_id> — ID of the backup job for which you want to view database processing settings.
- <job_name> — name of the backup job for which you want to view database processing settings.
Veeam Agent for Linux displays the following information about database processing settings:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Oracle processing |
Oracle processing settings status. Possible values:
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Account used for processing |
Account used to connect to the Oracle database. Possible values:
where <username> is a name of the user account that Veeam Agent will use to connect to the Oracle database. |
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Delete logs over <N> Gb |
Veeam Agent displays this information if Veeam Agent is set to delete archived logs that are larger than <N> GB. |
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Delete logs older <N> Hr |
Veeam Agent displays this information if Veeam Agent is set to delete archived logs that are older than <N> hours. |
For example:
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user@srv01:~$ veeamconfig aap show --jobid 29bc2e1a-e35c-4efb-8d37-b7177b8ea75 |
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Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
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MySQL processing |
MySQL processing settings status. Possible values:
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Account used for processing |
Veeam Agent displays this information if Veeam Agent is set to connect to the MySQL database system with the account name and password. |
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Path to a password file |
Veeam Agent displays this information if Veeam Agent is set to connect to the MySQL database system with the account credentials that are stored in the password file. |
For example:
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user@srv01:~$ veeamconfig aap show --jobid 29bc2e1a-e35c-4efb-8d37-b7177b8ea75 |
PostgreSQL Processing Settings
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Parameter |
Description |
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PostgreSQL processing |
PostgreSQL processing settings status. Possible values:
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Account used for processing |
Account used to connect to the PostgreSQL database. Possible values:
where <username> is a name of the account that Veeam Agent will use to connect to the PostgreSQL database. |
For example:
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user@srv01:~$ veeamconfig aap show --jobid 29bc2e1a-e35c-4efb-8d37-b7177b8ea75 |