HP P6000 Replication Solutions Manager Job Command Reference (T3680-96090, October 2012)

Comments
• Associated validation command. None.
• Agent and license prerequisites. None.
• Command result value. None. For a complete list, see Command result values.
• OS specifics. None.
Export
Exports the RSM database. This feature allows administrators to create a copy of the active RSM
database. The copy is created on the same management server as the active database.
Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
Export ( %full_path_name%,"", FALSE )
Full path name(%full_path_name%). Enter an existing directory (full path) where you want the copy
to be created.
File name (%filename%). Do one of the following.
• If you want to name the file yourself, enter a name, for example
RSMdb_on_server2_Mar_15_2007. Do not include a file extension. The replication manager
automatically adds the extension .xml.
• If you want the replication manager to assign a file name, leave the argument empty.
Overwrite. Select whether or not to overwrite the file name that you entered. Choices are true and
false. Applicable only when you choose to enter a file name.
Examples
Export ( "C:\colorado", "", FALSE )
Export ( "C:\colorado", "RSMdb_on_server2_Mar_15_2007", FALSE)
Comments
• Associated validation commands. None.
• Agent and license prerequisites. None.
• Command result value. None. For a complete list, see Command result values.
• OS specifics. None.
• Additional considerations apply.
ExportJobs
Export a single RSM job or multiple RSM jobs. This feature allows administrators to create a copy
of one or more selected jobs. The copy is saved in a file that you specify on your local RSM server.
Syntax and arguments
When initially inserted into a job, the command syntax and default arguments are:
ExportJobs ( %full_path_name%, "", FALSE, %job_list% )
Full path name(%full_path_name%). Enter an existing directory (full path) where you want the copy
to be created with an optional file name.
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