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Backup Exec 12.5 Scheduled Reports issue
Hi Folks,
I recently setup a scheduled report within our backup system (running Symantec Backup Exec 12.5 on a Windows 2003 Server) to send out media set reports on a periodic basis so that I no longer have to manually scan in the bar code on each tape into a log for records purposes. I have manually changed the Reports section within the options to use PDF as the primary display format. The problem I am experiencing is that the scheduled report that runs is currently sending the report as an attachment in .xml format which is of no use to me. When I run a one time report I receive it in PDF format as requested. This problem has me a bit baffled so I figured I would try reaching out to the community here.
Thanks in advance!
I recently setup a scheduled report within our backup system (running Symantec Backup Exec 12.5 on a Windows 2003 Server) to send out media set reports on a periodic basis so that I no longer have to manually scan in the bar code on each tape into a log for records purposes. I have manually changed the Reports section within the options to use PDF as the primary display format. The problem I am experiencing is that the scheduled report that runs is currently sending the report as an attachment in .xml format which is of no use to me. When I run a one time report I receive it in PDF format as requested. This problem has me a bit baffled so I figured I would try reaching out to the community here.
Thanks in advance!
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rbarnhardt - Thank you for this unexpected follow up. I assumed this question had been abandoned. I have been manually running the reports since my original post. Unfortunate that this cannot be automated.
You can make enhancement suggestion on the following link: http://www.symantec.com/connect/backup-and-archiving/ideas
From my understanding, engineers look at this and those with a lot of "thumbs up" are considered.
From my understanding, engineers look at this and those with a lot of "thumbs up" are considered.
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