Description
This command associates or dissociates a given schedule policy to a client, iDataAgent, instance, backup set or subclient.
In the case of data protection schedule policies, you can only modify the schedule policies that were created for all agents or a group of agents.
In case of an error, an error code and description are displayed as: "schedulepolicy: Error errorcode: errordescription"
Usage
qmodify schedulepolicy [-cs $[commserve_host_name]] -o $[add|remove] -scp $[schedulepolicy] [-c $[client]] [-a $[iDataAgent]] [-i $[instance]] [-b $[backupset]] [-s $[subclient]] [-cg $[clientgroup]] [-tf $[tokenfile]] [-tk $[token]] [-h]
Options
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-cs |
CommServe host name |
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-o |
Operation to be performed on the client group |
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-scp |
Schedule policy name |
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-c |
Client computer name |
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-a |
Agent type installed on the client computer (see Argument Values - Agent Types) |
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-i |
Instance name |
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-b |
Backup set name |
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-s |
Subclient name |
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-cg |
Client computer group name |
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-tf |
Reads token from a file |
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-tk |
Token string |
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-h |
Displays help |
Diagnostics
Possible exit status values are:
0 - Successful completion.
1 - CLI usage failures, due to the use of an unsupported option or missing argument.
2 - Any other failure.
Example
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Associate a schedule policy scp1 with client cl1.
qmodify schedulepolicy -o $[add] -scp $[scp1] -c $[cl1] -
Dissociate a schedule policy scp1 from client cl1.
qmodify schedulepolicy -o $[remove] -scp $[scp1] -c $[cl1] -
Associate a schedule policy scp1 with client computer group Laptop Clients.
qmodify schedulepolicy -o $[add] -scp $[scp1] -cg "$[Laptop Clients]"