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SELECT

/*

[NAME]

- HANA_Backups_LogBackupDelays

[DESCRIPTION]

- Information related to log backup delays

[SOURCE]

- SAP Note 1969700

[DETAILS AND RESTRICTIONS]

[VALID FOR]

- Revisions: all
- Statistics server type: all

[SQL COMMAND VERSION]

- 2015/10/28: 1.0 (initial version)

[INVOLVED TABLES]

- M_BACKUP_CATALOG
- M_BACKUP_CATALOG_FILES
- M_LOG_SEGMENTS

[INPUT PARAMETERS]

- HOST

Host name

'saphana01' --> Specific host saphana01


'saphana%' --> All hosts starting with saphana
'%' --> All hosts

- PORT

Port number

'30007' --> Port 30007


'%03' --> All ports ending with '03'
'%' --> No restriction to ports

- SERVICE_NAME

Service name

'indexserver' --> Specific service indexserver


'%server' --> All services ending with 'server'
'%' --> All services

[OUTPUT PARAMETERS]
- HOST: Host name
- PORT: Port
- LOG_POS_SEGMENT: Log position (current)
- LOG_POS_BACKUP: Log position (already backed up)
- NOT_BACKED_UP: Number of logs not backed up
- BACKUP_START_TIME: Start time of last log backup
- TIME_SINCE_BACKUP_H: Time since last log backup (h)

[EXAMPLE OUTPUT]

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
|HOST |PORT | LOG_POS_SEGMENT| LOG_POS_BACKUP|NOT_BACKED_UP|BACKUP_START_TIME
|TIME_SINCE_BACKUP_H|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------
|saphana01|30003|469.236.674.880 |458.497.800.064 | 1282|2015/10/28
09:59:34| 1.66|
|saphana02|30003|397.215.625.664 |397.081.500.096 | 17|2015/10/28
11:19:59| 0.32|
|saphana03|30003|344.240.726.976 |344.203.047.936 | 6|2015/10/28
11:20:04| 0.32|
|saphana01|30007| 139.647.680 | 139.621.504 | 3|2015/10/28
11:19:59| 0.32|
|saphana04|30003|364.905.867.392 |364.902.617.536 | 2|2015/10/28
11:26:58| 0.20|
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
----------------------

*/

L.HOST,
LPAD(L.PORT, 5) PORT,
S.SERVICE_NAME SERVICE,
MAX(L.MIN_POSITION) LOG_POS_SEGMENT,
MAX(B.FIRST_REDO_LOG_POSITION) LOG_POS_BACKUP,
LPAD(COUNT(*), 13) NOT_BACKED_UP,
TO_VARCHAR(MAX(BACKUP_START_TIME), 'YYYY/MM/DD HH24:MI:SS') BACKUP_START_TIME,
LPAD(TO_DECIMAL(SECONDS_BETWEEN(MAX(BACKUP_START_TIME), CURRENT_TIMESTAMP) /
3600, 10, 2), 19) TIME_SINCE_BACKUP_H
FROM
( SELECT /* Modification section */
'%' HOST,
'%' PORT,
'%' SERVICE_NAME
FROM
DUMMY
) BI,
M_LOG_SEGMENTS L,
M_SERVICES S,
( SELECT
BF.HOST,
BF.SERVICE_TYPE_NAME,
MAX(BF.FIRST_REDO_LOG_POSITION) FIRST_REDO_LOG_POSITION,
MAX(B.SYS_START_TIME) BACKUP_START_TIME
FROM
M_BACKUP_CATALOG B,
M_BACKUP_CATALOG_FILES BF
WHERE
B.BACKUP_ID = BF.BACKUP_ID AND
B.MESSAGE = '<ok>' AND
BF.SOURCE_TYPE_NAME = 'volume' AND
BF.FIRST_REDO_LOG_POSITION > 0
GROUP BY
BF.HOST,
BF.SERVICE_TYPE_NAME
) B
WHERE
L.HOST LIKE BI.HOST AND
L.PORT LIKE BI.PORT AND
S.SERVICE_NAME LIKE BI.SERVICE_NAME AND
L.HOST = S.HOST AND
L.PORT = S.PORT AND
S.HOST = B.HOST AND
S.SERVICE_NAME = B.SERVICE_TYPE_NAME AND
L.MIN_POSITION >= B.FIRST_REDO_LOG_POSITION
GROUP BY
L.HOST,
L.PORT,
S.SERVICE_NAME
ORDER BY
NOT_BACKED_UP DESC,
L.HOST,
L.PORT

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