Create Microsoft SQL Server protection reports in NetApp Backup and Recovery
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Create reports for Microsoft SQL Server workloads in NetApp Backup and Recovery to review backup status and details, including counts of successful and failed backups, backup types, storage systems, and timestamps.
Create a protection report
Required NetApp Console role
Backup and Recovery super admin, Backup and Recovery backup admin, Backup and Recovery restore admin, Backup and Recovery clone admin. If you are protecting data stored on a Cloud Volumes ONTAP cluster, the Cloud Volumes ONTAP Admin role is also required. Learn about Backup and recovery roles and privileges. Learn about NetApp Console access roles for all services.
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From the NetApp Backup and Recovery menu, select Reports.
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Select Create report.
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Enter report scope details:
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Report name: Enter a unique name for the report.
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Report type: Choose whether you want a report by account or by workload (Microsoft SQL Server).
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Select host: If you selected by workload, select the host for which you want to generate the report.
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Select contents: Choose whether you want the report to include a summary of all backups or details of each backup. (If you chose "By account")
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Enter the reporting range: Choose whether you want the report to include data from the last day, last 7 days, last 30 days, last quarter, or last year.
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Enter report delivery details: If you want the report to be delivered by email, select Send report using email. Enter the email address where you want the report sent.
Configure email notifications on the Settings page. For details about configuring email notifications, see Configure settings.