HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.0 Mainframe Agent Installation and Configuration Guide (TB581-96014, November 2010)

Specify this option to restore the database to standby mode. When you specify this option, the
database can be used in the read-only mode after restoration. A temporary file is created for each
database in the undo-log file storage directory registered by using the drmsqlinit command.
If you do not specify this option, this extended command performs normal restoration. Immediately
after normal restoration, the database will be placed in the loading status, in which you cannot use
the database.
-nochk_host
Specify this option to restore data to a host other than the one specified in the drmsqlbackup
command. This option is useful when the host name has been changed or when the log distribution
function in SQL Server 2005, or SQL Server 2008 is used.
This option is not available when you restore a system database (master, model, msdb, or distribution).
Note
When you specify the -nochk_host option, confirm that backup data is restored on the appro-
priate host, because the validity of the host name in the backup catalog is not checked when
restoring backup data.
-target database-name
Specify this option to restore instances containing the specified databases. The databases you specify
must be found in the backup catalog specified by the backup ID. If you specify a database not found
in that backup catalog, this extended command does not restore the database. When you want to
specify more than one database, use a comma to separate each file or directory name.
If you specify neither this option nor the -f option, this extended command restores the entire instance
specified by the backup ID.
-f database-list-file
In the same way as the -target option, specify this option to restore the instance(s) containing the
specified databases. Unlike -target, this option uses an argument that is the name of a file that
contains a list of databases you want to restore. This list file must be created beforehand. Specify the
target-definition-file-name parameter as an absolute path.
If you specify neither this option nor the -target option, this extended command restores all the
objects contained in the instance specified by the backup ID.
-pf copy-parameter-definition-file
Specify this option to use the number of retries and retry interval defined in the copy parameter
definition file. Specify the copy-parameter-definition-file parameter as a file name only; do not specify
the parameter as a path.
If you omit this option, the value of the RAID Manager-linkage definition file (DEFAULT.dat) is used.
The values in the RAID Manager-linkage definition file (DEFAULT.dat) are used for any parameters
that are not included in the copy parameter definition file.
You can create a copy parameter definition file using any name you choose. Specify the file name
by using an alphanumeric character string that is 64 bytes or less. You must save the copy parameter
definition file to the following folder:
Application-Agent-installation-directory\DRM\conf\raid
Note
• The backup information in the backup catalog is managed based on use of a copy group as
a key. Depending on the backup method, you might not be able to perform restoration, even
though the backup data exists on the secondary volume.
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