HP Application Recovery Manager Cell Manager Windows Media Kit manual List -datalist, List -purge

If used together with the -excludedoption, the command lists the sessions that are excluded from use (replica set rotation and possibility to perform instant recovery).

If used together with the -originaloption, the command lists all original replicas in the IR database.

-list -datalist

Lists all backup specifications that are part of a replica set with existing members. Note that you will get the same output if you run the omnidbsmis -datalistcommand without the -listparameter.

-list -purge

Lists all virtual disks (source or target volumes) that are marked for purging in the

SMISDB.

-purge

Runs SMI-S Agent to perform the SMISDB purge operation that attempts to remove the virtual disks (source or target volumes) that could not be deleted although they should be. These elements are marked for purging, and the information about them is stored in the SMISDB.

Used together with the -forceoption, the command forces removal of the elements marked for deletion even if they are presented to the hosts.

If the -hosthostname option is specified, you can choose another location to start the SMISDB purge operation. Use this option if the systems, involved in a backup session, are no longer available, thus allowing redirection to another systems that have the SMI-S Agent installed.

-delete -session SessionID

Deletes a specific backup session (replica), identified by the session ID, on the disk array, and deletes information about the replica from the SMISDB.

Sessions, excluded from use, cannot be deleted.

-delete -datalist DatalistName

Deletes all backup sessions based on a specific backup specification (a replica set) on the disk array, and deletes information about the replica set from the SMISDB. Once excluded from use by Application Recovery Manager, sessions cannot be deleted.

-delete -reference

Deletes an entry only from the database. This option can be used to remove an entry that points to a replica that no longer exists.

-delete -preview

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