HP Application Software Suite for Microsoft SQL RMSql timeconfig -prt, RMSql timeconfig -bkt

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RMSql timeconfig

SYNTAX

RMSql timeconfig [-s <WindowsHost>] [-prt <promotetime>][-bkt <backuptime>] [-ai <analyzeinterval>]

DESCRIPTION

After you install Recovery Manager for SQL, by default the wait time for snap volume restore is

30 seconds, the wait time for backup is 5 minutes, and the wait time for analysis of the repository with the HP 3PAR Storage System is 60 minutes. You can use this command to change these values.

PARAMETERS

-prt <promotetime> Optional. The time in seconds to wait for volume promotion. If not specified, 30 seconds is used as the default wait time.

-bkt <backuptime> Optional. The time in minutes to wait for backup. If not specified, 5 minutes is used as the default wait time.

-a <WindowsHost> Optional. The Windows host on which Recovery Manager is installed. If not specified, the local host is used as the default.

-ai <analyzeinterval> Optional. The time in minutes to wait for automatically analysis of the repository against the system. Valid values are 10-1440 (10 minutes to 24 hours). If not specified, 60 minutes is used as the default.

NOTE: If you use the -aicommand to modify the analyze interval, you must restart Recovery Manager for SQL for the change to take effect.

EXAMPLES

The following command queries the time value for each setting.

RMSql timeconfig

The following command changes the promote time to 50 seconds.

RMSql timeconfig -prt 50

The following command changes the backup time to 7 minutes.

RMSql timeconfig -bkt 7

The following command will change the analyze interval to 30 minutes

RMSql timeconfig -ai 30

NOTE: In most cases, there is no need to change these values unless the backup and/or volume restore are taking an unusually long time to complete.

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