HP Application Recovery Manager Cell Manager Windows Media Kit Purge -barlist BackupSpecName

Marks the specified SessionID for removal. The session’s replicas will be removed from the disk array and from the database at the next backup using the backup specification which created the session or when the -purgeoption is used.

If -referenceis specified, an entry is removed only from the database. This option can be used to remove an entry that points to a replica that no longer exists.

-purge -barlist BackupSpecName

Removes the sessions that are marked for removal and which were created with the specified backup specification. That means that all replicas created within these sessions are deleted from the disk array and from the database.

-remove disk StorageID [-reference]

Marks the specified StorageID for removal. The disk will be removed at the next backup.

To remove an entry only from the database, add the -referenceoption. This option can be used to remove a disk that no longer exists.

-get disk StorageID

Displays detailed information on the specified replica. Use quotes ("") when specifying a StorageID. The following is displayed: Storage ID, SnapshotSet ID, Snapshot ID, Device Path, Disk Signature, Hardware Provider Name, SubSystem Name, SubSystem ID, Lun Name, Lun ID, Unmasking list, and MountPoint.

-get session SessionID [-export_metadata folder]

Displays detailed information (components, disks) on the specified session.

If -export_metadata is specified, the (Backup Components Document.xml) and writer metadata document (writer_name.xml) are exported to the specified folder.

EXAMPLES

1.To list all replicas from the VSS database, run the following command: omnidbvss —list disk

2.To remove the session “2007/12/01-1” from VSS database and the associated replicas from the disk array, run the following command:

omnidbvss -remove session 2007/12/01-1

3.To list detailed information from the replica table of the VSS database on storage ID “STORAGE#Volume#1&30a96598&0&SignatureB6893593Offset7E00Length 3FBB8600#{53f5630d-b6bf-11d0-94f2-00a0c91efb8b}”, run the following command:

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