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Backup exec query

LoLth · 2004-06-17 09:06:40

Not sure if this is supposed to go here or Nets/Comms but I wont double post. Mods, please move if you think it's in the wrong place :) I have several clients that use Backupexec 9. Now, when a job fails I have used Pavlov's methods to get them to send me in a log file. This was grand with version 8 and lower as it was a…

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LoLth

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Not sure if this is supposed to go here or Nets/Comms but I wont double post. Mods, please move if you think it's in the wrong place

I have several clients that use Backupexec 9. Now, when a job fails I have used Pavlov's methods to get them to send me in a log file. This was grand with version 8 and lower as it was a lovely text file that was easy to pick through. Now however, I am receiving 5mb .xml files that take forever to pour through.

Is there a way to make the xml file easier to read? Can I import it into Backupexec so I can read it in html format without screwing up my own backup here?

any (clean) suggestions?

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#2 17-06-2004 03:52PM

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what about writing an asp.net page to put the xml info into a table???

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#3 17-06-2004 11:32PM

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Excel or Word (2003) will open XML documents

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