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Monitoring, Reporting, Notifications, and the Event Log

Running Reports and Report Groups Using the Command-Line Interface

Running Reports and Report Groups Using the Command-Line Interface

Data Protector reports can be generated using the command-line interface. The command-line interface allows you to include Data Protector reports in some other configuration scripts you are using. It allows you to generate individual reports, run report groups, and define report formats and send methods.

The omnirpt command is used to generate reports. For a detailed description of the command, see the omnirpt man page.

Here are some examples of omnirpt usage:

omnirpt -rptgroup <ReportGroup>

Runs the report group named <ReportGroup>.

You first need to configure a report group using the Data Protector GUI or Web reporting interface before running it using the Data Protector command-line interface.

omnirpt -report host -host <Hostname> -html

This generates a Client Backup Report for system <System_Name> in the HTML format.

When sending an HTML report on a Windows Cell Manager using the email send method, how the report is displayed will depend on the email client used to open it. Many email clients will display the report as plain ASCII text. To ensure the report displays correctly as HTML, open it in a web browser.

The following command creates a Session Flow Report for the last 24 hours and logs it to the file in HTML format, as shown in Figure 7-1 on page 340:

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