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Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Thu, 05 Jun 2025 05:46:01 GMT

Is there an Operations Manager report that shows how much data has been moved across the wire by a replication job over time?

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

kryan — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:06:23 GMT

Hi,

You can use these reports to find out the amount of data moved during data protection jobs:

dp-transfer-backup-individual DP Transfer Backup, Individual

dp-transfer-backup-daily DP Transfer Backup, Daily

dp-transfer-backup-weekly DP Transfer Backup, Weekly

dp-transfer-backup-monthly DP Transfer Backup, Monthly

dp-transfer-backup-quarterly DP Transfer Backup, Quarterly

dp-transfer-backup-yearly DP Transfer Backup, Yearly

dp-transfer-mirror-individual DP Transfer Mirror, Individual

dp-transfer-mirror-daily DP Transfer Mirror, Daily

dp-transfer-mirror-weekly DP Transfer Mirror, Weekly

dp-transfer-mirror-monthly DP Transfer Mirror, Monthly

dp-transfer-mirror-quarterly DP Transfer Mirror, Quarterly

dp-transfer-mirror-yearly DP Transfer Mirror, Yearly

dp-transfer-dataset-daily DP Transfer Dataset, Daily

dp-transfer-dataset-weekly DP Transfer Dataset, Weekly

dp-transfer-dataset-monthly DP Transfer Dataset, Monthly

dp-transfer-dataset-quarterly DP Transfer Dataset, Quarterly

dp-transfer-dataset-yearly DP Transfer Dataset, Yearly

DP Transfer Backup reports

The DP Transfer Backup reports provide information about data transfers during the backup operation.

This table defines all fields in the DP Transfer Backup reports that DataFabric Manager server reports by default.

Field	Description
Relationship ID	Database ID for a backup relationship
Source Name	Name of the source object
Destination Name	Name of the destination object
Timestamp	Indicates the start date and time of the data transfer
Bytes Transferred	Amount of data transferred in bytes
Transfer Rate/sec	The average transfer rate in kilobytes per second
Transfers	The number of data transfers that occur during a period of time
Transfer Failures	The number of failed data transfers that occur during a period of time
Data Growth	Growth of data in bytes from a particular point of time
Duration	Duration of data transfer
Transfer Start	Start time of the data transfer
Transfer End	End time of the data transfer
Status	Status of the data transfer job

Thanks,

Kevin

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:10:11 GMT

Kryan,

Thanks for the help! Unfortunately we are not using data protection via Ops Manager so this doesn't apply to us. We configure SnapMirror jobs through snapmirror.conf. Any other ideas?

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

kryan — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:23:45 GMT

Unified Manager can only track and reports data on transfers under its control.

Kevin

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

adaikkap — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:27:30 GMT

Hi Thomas,

As long as the source and destination controllers are monitored by Operations Manager and if the relationship is being listed then you will find it under the following report.

dp-transfer-mirror-*

IIRC, starting version OCUm 5.2 we by default disabled the datatransfer log parsing, which you may have to enable.

Regards

adai

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:33:29 GMT

Thanks Kevin and Adai! As noted, the transfers are not under Operations Manager's control. I think you have answered the question, i.e. that there isn't a built-in Ops Manager report for this.

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

adaikkap — Tue, 07 Jan 2014 21:44:51 GMT

Hi Thomas,

I think there is some confusion. Operations Manager by default provides data transfer reports for all kinds of relationship namely

Volume SnapMirror
Qtree SnapMirror
SnapVault
Open System SnapVault

The built in report for item 1 is dp-transfer-mirror-* and for items 2 to 4 is dp-transfer-backup-*

The only requirements is that both source and destination controllers needs to be monitored by Operations Manager. It doesnt matter, if the schedules are manged by Operations Manager or SnapMirror.conf or any third party scheduler.

Regards

adai

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Wed, 08 Jan 2014 14:19:15 GMT

Thanks adai! I have seen this one, however it doesn't include the details i am looking for, which is how much data was transferred. It shows lag time, source/destination etc, but not the amount of data transferred.

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

adaikkap — Thu, 09 Jan 2014 11:09:41 GMT

Hi Thomas,

Every report give this details.I am not sure what report you are referring to.

[root@vmlnx~]# dfm report view dp-transfer-mirror-individual help

DP Transfer Mirror, Individual Report (dp-transfer-mirror-individual)

DP Transfer Mirror, Individual

Columns:

objId Relationship ID

srcName Source Name

dstName Destination Name

status Status

transStart Transfer Start

transEnd Transfer End

transTimeSeconds Duration

transKBs Bytes Transferred

transRate Transfer Rate /sec

Default sort order is +objId.

[root@vmlnx~]#

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Thu, 09 Jan 2014 13:53:10 GMT

Adai,

Thank you, that looks like what I am looking for! I am not familiar with how to add a column to a report in Operations Manager. What I am doing is choosing Reports, All from the menu, then choosing Mirrors under Disaster Recovery, clicking All SnapMirror Relationships, and Show. I don't see a place for editing the columns. Is there a way to edit them in Operations Manager? If not, and I generate the report from the command line, does the report still show up in Operations Manager? Thanks for the help!

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

neilfleisch — Fri, 31 Jan 2014 16:32:56 GMT

We want the same info on how much data is being transferred by our snapmirrors. We also do not use data protection, but have manually created all the snapmirrors. The disaster recovery reports work, but the data protection transfer reports are all blank.

Is this just a matter of enabling data transfer log parsing? If so, how do we do this?

My support ticket went no where. The rep told me we need to engage professional services to write a custom report. Which does not seem right.

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Fri, 31 Jan 2014 20:56:27 GMT

I think if someone can tell us how to add a field to a report we will be good to go. There is apparently a "transKBs" field, but it's not intuitive or clear how to add this field to a report.

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

adaikkap — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 04:56:13 GMT

Hi Thomas et-al,

The fields from dp-transfer * reports that I showed in my previous post cant be added as a column to any custom report.

All these reports are available only in Operations Manager or through cli as it is.

Hope this helps and clarifies.

Regards

adai

Re: Reporting on Replication Data

TMADOCTHOMAS — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 13:40:21 GMT

Thanks Adai! So, since you indicate that the field(s) cannot be added to a report in Operations Manager or through the cli, how can we use those field(s)? Specifically, the transKB field which is the one I need.