Veritas NetBackup™ OpsCenter Reporting Guide
- Reporting in OpsCenter
- About OpsCenter reports
- About managing reports in OpsCenter
- About managing My Reports
- About managing My Dashboard
- About managing reports folders in OpsCenter
- About managing report schedules in OpsCenter
- About managing time schedules in OpsCenter
- OpsCenter reports
- Report Templates in OpsCenter
- About Report Templates descriptions
- About Audit reports
- About Backup reports in OpsCenter
- Job Activity > Variance > Backup Duration Variance report
- Job Activity > Variance > Backup Job Size Variance report
- Job Browser > Tabular Backup Report
- Status & Success Rate > Status > Week At A Glance report
- Status & Success Rate > Status > Job Attempt Status Detail report
- About Catalog reports in OpsCenter
- About Chargeback reports in OpsCenter
- About Client reports in OpsCenter
- Risk Analysis > Client Coverage report
- Virtual Client Summary report
- Job Success by Client report
- BMR client configuration backup failures report
- About Cloud reports
- About Disk and Tape Device Activity reports in OpsCenter
- About Media reports in OpsCenter
- About Performance reports in OpsCenter
- About Policy reports in OpsCenter
- About Restore reports in OpsCenter
- About Storage Lifecycle Policy reports
- About Workload Analyzer reports in OpsCenter
- Custom reports in OpsCenter Analytics
File formats available in OpsCenter
You can export or email OpsCenter reports in the following file formats:
PDF (Portable Document Format) | Can be viewed using a PDF reader, such as Adobe Reader |
CSV (comma-separated values) | Use with spreadsheet programs, such as Microsoft Excel. |
TSV (tab-separated values) | Compatible with word-processing applications and text editors |
HTML (hypertext markup language ) | Can be opened using with Web browsers |
XML (Extensible Markup Language) | Can be imported (using user-written scripts) by other programs like databases or billing applications. |
The following is the XML format:
<Report> <ReportView> <Name> {nameValue} </Name> <Description> {descriptionForReportView} </Description> <TimeDuration> {timeValue} </TimeDuration> <ViewName> {viewNameValue} </ViewName> <ViewSelections> <SelectedItem value="{selectedNodeNameValue1}"> <ExcludedItem> {excludedNodeName1} </ExcludedItem> <ExcludedItem> {excludedNodeName2} </ExcludedItem> ... </SelectedItem> <SelectedItem value="{selectedNodeNameValue2}"> <ExcludedItem> {excludedNodeName3} </ExcludedItem> <ExcludedItem> {excludedNodeName4} </ExcludedItem> ... </SelectedItem> </ViewSelections> <Table> <Header> <Row>…</Row> </Header> <Rows> <Row>…</Row> … </Rows> </Table> </ReportView> <ReportView> </Report>
In the new format <Table> has been moved under a new tag called <ReportView>. If multiple views (distribution, historical, ranking) are selected for export or email, each of the views will have one <ReportView> tag corresponding to it. Name, Description and TimeDuration tags inside ReportView tag will always be present for each view. However, ViewName, GroupBy, and ViewSelections tags will be present only if applicable. If report is edited and view selections are changed, these tags will be added in export.