HP StorageWorks P9000 Performance Advisor Software v5.4 User Guide (T1789-96328, April 2012)

%HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -backup target-path —time <Start date
and time> <End date and time>
The format for the start and end date, and time is as follows: DD-MM-YYYY,hh:mm:ss
NOTE:
If you have saved the P9000 Performance Advisor database on a different location during
installation, navigate to that location.
The target-path that you specify must not include space in the file location path.
To restore your files, enter:
%HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path
Where, target-path is the location where you want to restore the files.
You can also restore data for an XP or a P9000 disk array DKC, or a particular duration. The
following are the commands:
%HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path —dkc <DKC_Seri-
al_Number>
%HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path —time <Start date
and time> <End date and time>
The format for the start and end date, and time is as follows: DD-MM-YYYY, hh:mm:ss
Related Topics
Automatically increasing the database size (AutoGrow) on page 163
Manually increasing the database size on page 164
Manually purging the data on page 166
Purging older data on page 166
Automatically purging data on page 167
Creating and viewing Export DB CSV files on page 168
Archiving data on page 178
Deleting logs for archival and import activities on page 184
Migrating data to another management station on page 184
Determining disk space requirements
Use the following formula to determine the disk space requirements for P9000 Performance Advisor
on a day basis. The factors that influence the output are the number of arrays, LDEVs, ports, DKC
components, performance data collection, and collection frequency:
Free_Space (MB/day for one array) = [(SECONDS_PER_DAY /
Ldev_Collection_frequency) * LDEVs * Ldev_Space ] + [(SECONDS_PER_DAY /
Port_Collection_ frequency) * PORTs * Port_Space] + [(SECONDS_PER_DAY/
Dkc_Collection_ frequency) * Dkc_Space]
where:
Free_Space (MB/day) = Total free disk space (in MB) required for a day
LDEVs = Total number of LDEVs in an XP or a P9000 disk array (includes journal volumes, pool
volumes, external volumes, and so on)
Managing the P9000 Performance Advisor database188