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

NOTE:
In the Windows steps below, it is assumed that the perl.exe command is in the search
path list for commands (defined by environment variable PATH). If not, specify the full
pathname.
1. Change the directory:
Windows
: cd AppRM_home\bin
HP-UX
: cd /opt/omni/bin
2. Start the restore:
Windows
: perl.exe dbtool.pl -restore
HP-UX
: ./dbtool.pl —restore
This will restore your latest backup of the IDB and configuration. The old
configuration will be renamed to config#, where # is an incremental number,
that is, if there is already a folder called config1, the current configuration
will be renamed to config2 and so on. This enables you to keep the old
configurations and backup specifications.
To restore an older backup or if the backup location is different than configured
(for example, if you run the command with a different -configure option after
you already backed up the IDB and configuration), run:
Windows
: perl.exe dbtool.pl -restore from_file
HP-UX
: ./dbtool.pl -restore from_file
Purging the IDB
By default, the information about sessions is kept in the database for 365 days.
You can set the interval after which the sessions are purged by setting the
KeepDiskonlySessions variable in the global options file.
See the online Help index: global options file, modifying”.
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