lssched

Purpose

Use the lssched command to display information about backup schedules.

See Also:

"Schedule Commands" for related commands

Prerequisites

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

Syntax

lssched::=

lssc•hed [ --short/-s | --long/-l ]
[ --calendar/-c year/month
[ --trigger trigger-number[,trigger-number]... ] ]
[ schedulename ]...

Semantics

--short/-s: Displays schedule data in short form.
--long/-l: Displays schedule data in long form.
--calendar/-c year/month: Restricts display to schedule information in the given month and year.
--trigger trigger-number ...: Displays backup schedule information by trigger number. A trigger is a user-defined period in time or sets of times that causes a scheduled backup to run.
schedulename ...: Specifies the name of the backup schedule to display.

Output

Table 2-16 describes the output of the lssched command.

Table 2-16 lssched Output

Column	Indicates
Schedule name	User-supplied name identifying the schedule
Dataset	Dataset files used
Restrict	Device restrictions
Priority	Priority level of the backup schedule; set a number greater than `0`; `1` is the highest priority
Comment	User-supplied comment
Trigger #	Instance number of this schedule
Day/date	Scheduled date for the backup job
At	Scheduled time for the backup job
Backup level	Level of backup to be performed; setting is `full`, `1` to `10`, `incremental`, or `offsite`
Media family	Media family to use
Expires after	When this trigger expires

Example

Example 2-72 displays information about backup schedules lev2, level3, and level3-writewindow.

Example 2-72 Displaying Backup

ob> lssched --long
lev2:
   Dataset:                     fez1
                                jssun1
                                wiley1
   Restrict:                    jssuntape
   Priority:                    100
   Trigger 1:
      Day/date:                 day 21 each month
      At:                       02:00
      Backup level:             2
      Media family:             level2
level3:
   Dataset:                     NEW_CLIENTS
   Priority:                    100
   Trigger 1:
      Day/date:                 daily
      At:                       02:00
      Backup level:             2
      Media family:             level2
      Expires after:            1 hour
level3-writewindow:
   Dataset:                     fez1
                                jssun1
                                wiley1
   Restrict:                    jssuntape
   Priority:                    100
   Comment:                     write window set for 5 hours
   Trigger 1:
      Day/date:                 daily
      At:                       01:00
      Backup level:             3
      Media family:             lev3-ww-expires