Viewing The Job History - HP StorageWorks 6000 - Virtual Library System User Manual

To update an existing view, select it from the Update existing view list, adjust the selected locations,
rename the view (if desired) in the name field, and select Update View. Select Delete View if you want
to remove that view from your pre-defined options.
At any time, you can change any of these default settings.

Viewing the Job History

The Job History screen displays the history of the completed library jobs. It defaults to SAN jobs only,
and displays the number of days set as the default on the Configuration screen.
The job history table displays for each job:
• Barcode
• Start and end times
• Size in MB
• Data transfer time
• Total processing time
• Transfer rate
• Source and target locations
• The node the job is running on
• Completion status
• Compression (yes or no)
The performance graph maps the MB per second against the time it took the jobs to complete.
To change the jobs included in the job history report, select a View previously created on the
Configuration screen. If you haven't set up any views:
1. Select a location category. See
2. Select the specific locations of interest from the Available Locations box. You can select multiple
devices by using Ctrl+click.
3. Using the >> button, or by double-clicking, move the locations of interest into the Selected Locations
box. These are the locations that will display in the report. You can use << button to remove
locations from the Selected Locations box.
4. Change the number of days the report includes.
NOTE:
Changing the number of days here does not affect the default number set on the
Configuration screen.
5. Select a new location type; the default is Both. You can change the report to include only the
jobs where the selected devices acted as:
• Target — the selected device receives the data.
• Source — the selected device sends the data.
6. Select Update. The job history table and performance graph update to include jobs based on
the new criteria.
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