HP Application Recovery Manager software A.06.10 Administrator's guide (March 2008)

ZDB_SMISA_LVM_MIRRORING_DISABLED: By using
ZDB_SMISA_LVM_MIRRORING_DISABLED, you disable LVM mirroring and continue
performing ZDB sessions in your older configurations, unsupported by LVM mirroring.
Default: 0 (LVM mirroring enabled). Possible: 0|1.
SMISA_BACKUPPREPARE_RETRY: Determines the number of SMI-S Agent queries
checking for completion of container allocation or creation and setting write cache
policy on the source volumes to the write-through mode during zero downtime backup
sessions. If the operations do not complete by the time the last query is made, SMI-S
Agent aborts the currently running session.
Default: 10 queries.
SMISA_BACKUPPREPARE_DELAY: Determines the time interval (in seconds) between
SMI-S Agent queries checking for completion of container allocation or creation and
setting write cache policy on the source volumes to the write-through mode during
zero downtime backup sessions.
Default: 120 seconds.
SMISA_CONTAINERCREATION_RETRY: Determines the number of SMI-S Agent queries
checking for completion of container allocation or creation during instant recovery
sessions. If the operation does not complete by the time the last query is made, SMI-S
Agent aborts the currently running session.
Default: 10 queries.
SMISA_CONTAINERCREATION_DELAY: Determines the time interval (in seconds)
between SMI-S Agent queries checking for completion of container allocation or
creation during instant recovery sessions.
Default: 120 seconds.
SMISA_MSGWAITING_INTERVAL: Determines the time interval (in seconds) between
session messages reporting the progress of container allocation or creation during
zero downtime backup and instant recovery sessions, and between session messages
reporting the progress of setting write cache policy on the source volumes to the
write-through mode during zero downtime backup sessions.
Default: 300 seconds.
XP specific variables
This section explains XP-specific omnirc variables.
See also “Common ZDB variables” on page 107.
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