Display the Status of a Database Backup (dbBackupStatus)

The dbBackupStatus command shows the status of a database backup or backups previously started.

ttGridAdmin dbBackupStatus dbname 
                           [-name backupname]

Options

The dbBackupStatus command has the options:

Option	Description
dbname	Name of the database being backed up.
-name backupname	Name of the backup to check. The default is all backups of the specified database.

Examples

This example shows status upon completion of the backup from the example in Back Up a Database (dbBackup).

% ttGridAdmin dbBackupStatus database1 -name B2017022245544
Database  Backup          Repository Host  Instance  Elem State     Started                Finished
--------- --------------- ---------  ----- --------- ---- --------- ---------------------- --------
database1 B20170222145544 repo1                           Completed 2017-02-22T14:55:44.000Z Y
                                     host3 instance1    1 Complete
                                     host4 instance1    2 Complete
                                     host5 instance1    3 Complete

Notes

• When you believe the backup is complete, confirm that dbBackupStatus shows that the backup as a whole and for each instance is shown as complete. If there were any failures, see Check the Status of a Backup in Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database Scaleout User's Guide.

• Y in the Finished column indicates that the command has finished running, regardless of state—that each instance has succeeded or failed.

• The metadata associated with a database backup is deleted when the database is deleted. After a database is deleted, you can use the repositoryList command to see existing backups.