Use the lssum
command to display job summary schedules.
See Also:
"Summary Commands" for related commandsYou must have the display administrative domain's configuration right to use the lssum
command.
lssu•m [ --long/-l | --short/-s ] [ summary-name ]...
Displays job summary schedule data in long form.
Displays the job summary name. By default lssum
displays the summary name and the date and time at which the report should be generated.
Specifies the name of the job schedule summary that you want to list.
Table 2-20 describes the output of the lssum
command.
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 |
Restore jobs |
Inclusion of information about restore jobs; setting is |
Oracle backup jobs |
Inclusion of information about RMAN backup jobs; setting is |
Oracle restore jobs |
Inclusion of information about RMAN restore jobs; setting is |
Scheduled jobs |
Inclusion of information about scheduled jobs; setting is |
User jobs |
Inclusion of information about user jobs; setting is |
Subordinate jobs |
Inclusion of information about subordinate jobs; setting is |
Superseded jobs |
Inclusion of information about superseded jobs; setting is |
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jobs: yes Oracle backup jobs: yes Oracle restore jobs: yes Scheduled jobs: yes User jobs: yes Subordinate jobs: yes Superseded jobs: no