HP B6960-90078 Table, Value, SMEXIT, SMEXIT, RESTARTED, SESSIONID, SESSIONKEY, Description, SMEXIT VALUES

			Backup
			Pre- and Post-Exec Commands
	RESTARTED	Set to 1 if this is a restarted backup session, otherwise
		set to 0. The post-execcan use this variable to
		prevent an additional restart in the case that SMEXIT
		equals 0.
	SESSIONID	Is used to identify a finished session and is recorded in
		the database. You cannot use this to preview a session
		(use SESSIONKEY).
	SESSIONKEY	Is used to identify a running session. You may, for
		example, abort a backup session before it is started if
		something is wrong.
	SMEXIT	The exit code of the Session Manager is the same as the
		exit code of the omnib command. You can only use this
		variable with the post-execcommand. Agents can
		refer to Disk Agents, Media Agents, Application
		Agents, Symmetrix Agents, and so on.
Table 5-3	SMEXIT VALUES
	Value		Description
	0		All files were successfully backed up.
	10		All Agents completed successfully, but not all files
			were saved.
	11		One or more Agents failed or there was a database
			error.
	12		None of the Agents completed the operation.
	13		Session was aborted.
Key Points
	✓ The pre- and post-execcommands for a backup specification have
	to be executables or batch files. It is important to specify a filename
	extension on Windows.

✓ The pre- and post-execcommands can be located in any directory on the system where the Disk Agent is running. If they are located in a directory other than <Data_Protector_home>\bin a full pathname must be specified.

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