Command Reference Guide

This option works in three different ways. If sessionID is specified it strips the

detail catalogs for all objects of session with specified SessionID. If both SessionID

and ObjectName are specified it strips the detail catalog of the object identified

by ObjectName for the session with specified SessionID. If no option is specified,

it strips catalogs on all data objects that are no longer protected.

-strip NumberOfDays

This option can be used with ObjectName to strip the detail catalogs for all

versions of specified object that are older than NumberDays days.

-purge

This option removes the session from the session list.

-timeframe StartDate EndDate

This option specifies the time frame that will be considered for the audit report.

NOTES

With clustered objects, the Client argument must be specified as the virtual

hostname.

EXAMPLES

The following examples illustrate how the omnidb command works.

1. To see details for the backup sessions started by user “root” in last three days:

omnidb -session -user root -last 3 -type backup -detail

2. To see critical errors for the session with the sessionID "2008/05/14-17":

omnidb -session 2008/05/14-17 -report critical

3. To see the content of the SAP R/3 object “computer2.company.com:SAP4” from

the session “2007/11/20-11” :

omnidb -sap computer2.company.com:SAP4 –session

2007/11/20-11