lssum

Purpose

Use the lssum command to display job summary schedules.

See Also:

"Summary Commands" for related commands

Prerequisites

You must have the display administrative domain's configuration right to use the lssum command.

Syntax

lssum::=

lssu•m [ --long/-l | --short/-s ] [ summary-name ]...

Semantics

--long/-l

Displays job summary schedule data in long form.

--short/-s

Displays the job summary name. By default lssum displays the summary name and the date and time at which the report should be generated.

summary-name ...

Specifies the name of the job schedule summary that you want to list.

Output

Table 2-20 describes the output of the lssum command.

Table 2-20 lssum Output

Column Indicates

Produce on

Date and time to generate the report

Mail to

E-mail address to which to send reports

Backup jobs

Inclusion of information about backup jobs; setting is yes or no

Restore jobs

Inclusion of information about restore jobs; setting is yes or no

Oracle backup jobs

Inclusion of information about RMAN backup jobs; setting is yes or no

Oracle restore jobs

Inclusion of information about RMAN restore jobs; setting is yes or no

Scheduled jobs

Inclusion of information about scheduled jobs; setting is yes or no

User jobs

Inclusion of information about user jobs; setting is yes or no

Subordinate jobs

Inclusion of information about subordinate jobs; setting is yes or no

Superseded jobs

Inclusion of information about superseded jobs; setting is yes or no

Example

Example 2-76 displays information about the job summary schedule named weekly_report.

Example 2-76 Displaying Job Summary Schedules

ob> lssum --long
weekly_report:
    Produce on:              Wed at 12:00
    Mail to:                 lance@company.com
    In the report, include:
        Backup jobs:             yes
        Restore jobs:            yes
        Oracle backup jobs:      yes
        Oracle restore jobs:     yes
        Scheduled jobs:          yes
        User jobs:               yes
        Subordinate jobs:        yes
        Superseded jobs:         no