HP Application Recovery Manager Cell Manager Windows Media Kit manual Omnidbxp -cm -list

omnidbxp

queries the ZDB database (XPDB), manipulates the XP LDEV exclude file, and configures the HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP command devices usage.

omnidbxp

SYNOPSIS

omnidbxp -version -help

omnidbxp -exclude {-put filename -get filename -check SEQ LDEV

-init -delete}

omnidbxp [-ir]-session {-list -show sessionID} omnidbxp [-ir]-ldev {-list -show SEQ LDEV}

omnidbxp -cm{-addserial {CU:LDEV LDEV}hostname [instance] -updateserial {CU:LDEV LDEV}hostname [instance]} omnidbxp -cm-remove{all serial [{CU:LDEV LDEV} [hostname]]}

omnidbxp -cm -list

DESCRIPTION

The following tasks can be performed using the omnidbxp command:

QUERYING THE INFORMATION ON BACKUP OBJECTS AND MANIPULATING THE LDEV EXCLUDE FILE

The omnidbxp command can be used to query the information stored in the ZDB database (XPDB), which stores the information about the LDEVs pairs and their mirror configurations during the Application Recovery Manager HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP backup and restore sessions. The XPDB is a set of ASCII files stored on the Cell Manager in the /var/opt/omni/server/db40/xpdb (UNIX Cell Manager) or in the AppRM_home\db40\xpdb (Windows Cell Manager) directory. The XPDB contains data about the split P-VOL - S-VOL pairs used with the Application Recovery Manager HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP integration in a set of XPDB records. The XPDB is written to whenever a pair is split using the Application Recovery Manager HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP integration. A pair is deleted from the XPDB whenever such a pair is resynchronized using the Application Recovery Manager HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP integration.

The omnidbxp command can also be used to manipulate the XP LDEV exclude file. The XP LDEV exclude file enables disabling of using certain LDEVs on the backup system (S-VOL LDEVs) by Application Recovery Manager. Thus, it is possible to reserve certain LDEVs for other purposes than Application Recovery Manager backup and restore. The disabled LDEVs are, if used in a Application Recovery Manager session,

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