The command does not check whether the specified command device or system exist, it only checks if the optional instance number specified is within the correct range and if the command device together with the instance number is not already assigned to be used by some other system. If the checks fail, the command fails with an error message.
-cm -remove all
Removes the information about all command devices from the XPDB.
-cm -remove serial [{CU:LDEV LDEV} [hostname]]
If only the serial argument is specified, the command removes the information about command devices within a specific HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP identified by the serial number of this HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP (serial) from the XPDB.
If the CU:LDEV LDEV and optionally hostname arguments are specified as well, the command removes the information about the command device identified by the serial number of the HP StorageWorks Disk Array XP (serial), serial number of command device in the hexadecimal or decimal format (CU:LDEV or LDEV) and optionally by the hostname of the system (hostname).
When removing the information about the command device without specifying the system (hostname), the command deletes all entries for the specified command device, regardless of the system(s) assigned to it.
-cm -list
Lists all command devices in the XPDB.
EXAMPLES
1.To set or change the XP LDEV exclude file:
a.) Use the following command on the application or backup system: omnidbxp
This command reads the XP LDEV exclude file from the Cell Manager and saves it in the “c:\tmp\filename.txt” file.
b.) Edit the c:\tmp\filename.txt file and save it when you are done editing. c.) Use the following command on the application or backup system:
This command reads the contents of the “c:\tmp\filename.txt”, checks its syntax and if the syntax is correct, copies the file to its position on the Cell Manager.
omnidbxp -exclude -put c:\tmp\filename.txt
2.To check whether the LDEV identified by the serial number “12345” and LDEV number “2864” is specified in the XP LDEV exclude file, execute the following command:
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