HP Application Software Suite for Microsoft SQL manual RMSql repository -a d\3parvv

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RMSql repository

SYNTAX

RMSql repository [-a <alter location>] [-r]

DESCRIPTION

After Recovery Manager for SQL is installed, by default the repository directory is located under the Recovery Manager install directory. To provide the highest level access to the repository, you can change the repository destination to the location of the HP 3PAR virtual volume.

PARAMETERS

The following options are supported:

-a <alternateLocation> Optional. Alternate location in which to store data. If not specified, Recovery Manager for SQL retains the current repository location.

	NOTE: If you use the CLI to move the repository to an
	alternate location, you must restart the Recovery Manager for
	Microsoft SQL Server GUI in order to view the repository in its
	new location.
-r	Optional. Retain the current repository location and only make
	changes to the registry values. Use this option when Recovery
	Manager for SQL is reinstalled after operating under an
	alternate location. Note that if you use this option, you cannot
	move the repository path back to the alternate location.

EXAMPLE

The following command moves the repository directory to d:\3parvv and updates the registry database as well.

RMSql repository –a d:\3parvv

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