HP StorageWorks P9000 Command View Advanced Edition Suite Software 7.0 Mainframe Agent Installation and Configuration Guide (TB581-96014, November 2010)
• In this example, the command is used to display backup information for the file system under the
D drive and management information for the backup catalog (when a backup is not performed):
PROMPT> drmfscat D: -v
VIRTUAL-SERVERNAME: host1
DB-PATH: D:\Program Files\Hitachi\DRM\db2
KAVX0024-E The specified backup data does not exist.
• In this example, the command is used to display backup information for the file system specified
by the mount point D:\MNT:
PROMPT> drmfscat D:\MNT
INSTANCE: D:\MNT
BACKUP-ID:0000000001 BACKUP-MODE: COLD INSTANCE: D:\MNT
ORIGINAL-ID:0000000001
START-TIME:2002/06/01 10:00:00 END-TIME: 2002/06/01 10:03:00
HOSTNAME: FILESERV1
T FILE FS DG DEVICE COPY-GROUP
F - D:\MNT - Harddisk1 VG01,dev02
F - - - - VG01,dev02
• In this example, the command is used to concurrently display the backup information for the file
systems in the mount point directories D:, E:, and F:\MNT specified in the mount point directory
target definition file APP1:
PROMPT> drmfscat APP1
INSTANCE: APP1
BACKUP-ID:0000000001 BACKUP-MODE: COLD INSTANCE: APP1 ORIGINAL-ID:0000000001
START-TIME:2002/06/01 10:00:00 END-TIME: 2002/06/01 10:03:00 HOSTNAME: FILESERV1
T FILE FS DG DEVICE COPY-GROUP
F - D: - Harddisk1 VG01,dev01
F - E: - Harddisk2 VG01,dev02
F - F:\MNT - Harddisk3 VG01,dev03
drmfsdisplay (Displays or updates file system information)
Formats
To display the file system information:
drmfsdisplay [ mount-point-directory-name ]
[ -target file-or-directory-name(s) | -f target-definition-file-name ]
[ -device device-file-name ][ -l ] [ -v ][ -cf ]
To update the information in the dictionary map files:
drmfsdisplay -refresh
Description
The drmfsdisplay command has the following three functions:
1. Displays the resource information for the file system on the server where the command is executed.
2. Displays the information, organized by mount point directory, for a file system on the system
where the command is executed.
Basic commands94