HP StorageWorks P9000 Replication Manager Software 7.1 CLI User Guide (TB584-96026, May 2011)

Note
Unnecessary dictionary map files may remain after the uninstallation of an old version of Applic-
ation Agent. If they do, remove the previous dictionary map files and then create new files.
This subsection describes the procedure for creating dictionary map files for different system
configurations.
Creation in a non-cluster configuration or on a backup server
In a non-cluster environment or on the backup server, dictionary map files are automatically created
at the following location when Application Agent is installed.
Application-Agent-installation-directory\DRM\db
If you use the dictionary map files automatically created during installation, you do not need to create
a new dictionary map files.
If you want to specify a directory and create dictionary maps file in it, create the dictionary map files
by using the procedure explained below.
To create dictionary map files in a user-specified directory:
1. Change the locations of the dictionary map files and backup catalog.
Add the DRM_DB_PATH=directory-name entry to the Application Agent configuration definition
file (init.conf). When editing the files, note the following points:
• Add the entry to the last line of the init.conf file.
• After directory-name, always enter a linefeed code.
• Specify a disk that is different from the volume to be backed up. Do not specify a disk that is
configured as part of the volume pair to be backed up.
• Specify a directory name by using an absolute path.
The following shows an example entry:
DRM_DB_PATH=H:\PTM
2. Create dictionary map files and a backup catalog on the disk.
Execute the drmdbsetup utility, as shown below.
PROMPT> Application-Agent-installation-directory\bin\util\drmdbsetup -i
When the dictionary map files and backup catalog are created, the following message appears:
All data files were created.
Creation in an Active-Passive cluster configuration
In an Active-Passive cluster configuration, you need to create dictionary map files in a shared directory
that can be referenced from both the active and standby servers. The figure below provides an example
of creating dictionary map files in an Active-Passive cluster configuration.
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