getCloudMssqlBackupDetailList
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Available in VPC
Get a list of available Cloud DB for MSSQL backup details.
Commands
The command statement is as follows.
ncloud vmssql getCloudMssqlBackupDetailList [regionCode] [cloudMssqlInstanceNo] [pageNo] [pageSize] [output]
Parameter
The following describes the parameters.
Parameter | Type | Required | Description | Restrictions |
---|---|---|---|---|
regionCode | String | N | Region code
| - |
cloudMssqlInstanceNo | String | Y | Cloud DB for MSSQL instance number to get backup details for
| - |
pageNo | Integer | N | Page numbers in paged results
| - Min: 0 |
pageSize | Integer | N | Size of each page to display when paging
| - Min: 1 |
output | String | N | Respond result's format type
| - |
Response
Response data type
CloudMssqlBackupDetailList type
CloudMssqlBackupDetailList extends CommonResponse Description private Integer totalRows; Total number of lists searched private List<CloudMssqlBackupDetail> cloudMssqlBackupDetailList = new ArrayList<>(); Cloud DB for MSSQL backup details list CloudMssqlBackupDetail type
CloudMssqlBackupDetail Description private Integer backupSetId; Backup ID private String databaseName; DB name private String fileName; File Name private String fullFileName; Full file name private Long fullBackupSize; FullBackup data size private Long logBackupCount; Number of related log backups private Long logBackupSize; Related log backup data size private Date startTime; Backup start date and time private Date endTime; Backup end date and time
Examples
It describes call and response examples.
Call examples
The following is a call example.
ncloud vmssql getCloudMssqlBackupDetailList --regionCode KR --cloudMssqlInstanceNo ***890
Response example
The following is a sample response.
When response result format type (output) is JSON
The following is an example when the response result format type (output) is JSON.
{
"getCloudMssqlBackupDetailListResponse": {
"requestId": "f3bda8a3-978a-42d3-b52f-123b096e0f45",
"returnCode": 0,
"returnMessage": "success",
"totalRows": 4,
"cloudMssqlBackupDetailList": [
{
"backupSetId": 12,
"databaseName": "master",
"fileName": "sample.txt",
"fullFileName": "D:\\sample.txt",
"fullBackupSize": 780145,
"logBackupCount": 0,
"logBackupSize": 0,
"startTime": "2021-07-12T09:13:57+0900",
"endTime": "2021-07-12T09:13:57+0900"
},
{
"backupSetId": 13,
"databaseName": "msdb",
"fileName": "sample1.txt",
"fullFileName": "D:\\sample1.txt",
"fullBackupSize": 2590649,
"logBackupCount": 0,
"logBackupSize": 0,
"startTime": "2021-07-12T09:13:51+0900",
"endTime": "2021-07-12T09:13:51+0900"
},
{
"backupSetId": 14,
"databaseName": "master",
"fileName": "sample2.txt",
"fullFileName": "D:\\sample2.txt",
"fullBackupSize": 780204,
"logBackupCount": 0,
"logBackupSize": 0,
"startTime": "2021-07-11T09:14:18+0900",
"endTime": "2021-07-11T09:14:18+0900"
},
{
"backupSetId": 15,
"databaseName": "msdb",
"fileName": "sample3.txt",
"fullFileName": "D:\\sample3.txt",
"fullBackupSize": 2589526,
"logBackupCount": 0,
"logBackupSize": 0,
"startTime": "2021-07-11T09:14:12+0900",
"endTime": "2021-07-11T09:14:13+0900"
}
]
}
}
When response result format type (responseFormatType) is XML
The following is an example when the response result format type (responseFormatType) is XML.
<getCloudMssqlBackupDetailListResponse>
<requestId>f3bda8a3-978a-42d3-b52f-123b096e0f45</requestId>
<returnCode>0</returnCode>
<returnMessage>success</returnMessage>
<totalRows>4</totalRows>
<cloudMssqlBackupDetailList>
<CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<backupSetId>12</backupSetId>
<databaseName>master</databaseName>
<fileName>sample.txt</fileName>
<fullFileName>D:\\sample.txt</fullFileName>
<fullBackupSize>780145</fullBackupSize>
<logBackupCount>0</logBackupCount>
<logBackupSize>0</logBackupSize>
<startTime>2021-07-12T09:13:57+0900</startTime>
<endTime>2021-07-12T09:13:57+0900</endTime>
</CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<backupSetId>13</backupSetId>
<databaseName>msdb</databaseName>
<fileName>sample1.txt</fileName>
<fullFileName>D:\\sample1.txt</fullFileName>
<fullBackupSize>2590649</fullBackupSize>
<logBackupCount>0</logBackupCount>
<logBackupSize>0</logBackupSize>
<startTime>2021-07-12T09:13:51+0900</startTime>
<endTime>2021-07-12T09:13:51+0900</endTime>
</CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<backupSetId>14</backupSetId>
<databaseName>master</databaseName>
<fileName>sample2.txt</fileName>
<fullFileName>D:\\sample2.txt</fullFileName>
<fullBackupSize>780204</fullBackupSize>
<logBackupCount>0</logBackupCount>
<logBackupSize>0</logBackupSize>
<startTime>2021-07-11T09:14:18+0900</startTime>
<endTime>2021-07-11T09:14:18+0900</endTime>
</CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
<backupSetId>15</backupSetId>
<databaseName>msdb</databaseName>
<fileName>sample3.txt</fileName>
<fullFileName>D:\\sample3.txt</fullFileName>
<fullBackupSize>2589526</fullBackupSize>
<logBackupCount>0</logBackupCount>
<logBackupSize>0</logBackupSize>
<startTime>2021-07-11T09:14:12+0900</startTime>
<endTime>2021-07-11T09:14:13+0900</endTime>
</CloudMssqlBackupDetail>
</cloudMssqlBackupDetailList>
</getCloudMssqlBackupDetailListResponse>
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