Get what backup jobs and tape jobs are running using PowerShell

Try this PS and see -

# Load Veeam snap-in
Add-PSSnapin VeeamPSSnapin -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue

# Running backup jobs
Get-VBRJob | Where-Object { $_.IsRunning } | 
    Select-Object Name, JobType, @{N="State";E={$_.GetLastState()}}

# Running tape jobs
Get-VBRTapeJob | Where-Object { $_.IsRunning } | 
    Select-Object Name, Type, @{N="State";E={$_.GetLastState()}}

Good one Chris!

​@kamo - if you need further guidance beyond what Chris shared...make sure to give the Veea PS Reference Guide a look too:

https://helpcenter.veeam.com/docs/vbr/powershell/tape_jobs.html?ver=13

ありがとうございます。試してみます

Thank you for your kind reply.

I tried running all the commands you instructed while the tape job was running, but nothing was output.
I'm using Veeam version 12.

I'm new to both Veeam and PowerShell, so I'd like some advice.
W

When I ran the commands without "Where-Object { $_.IsRunning } |", the State field was blank.
Is this related?

Get-VBRTapeJob |

Select-Object Name, Type, @{N="State";E={$_.GetLastState()}}

The white areas indicate the names of tape jobs and my username.

$CHKT = $Get-VBRTapeJob | Where-Object { $_.LastState -eq "Working"}

I'm thinking of determining whether or not to restart the service based on whether or not the above command outputs anything, but could you please let me know any concerns you might have?
(For example, are there any statuses other than Working that shouldn't be restarted?)

$CHKT = $Get-VBRTapeJob | Where-Object { $_.LastState -eq "Working"}

Working or running would be the state of jobs.