6.5 HP StoreAll OS CLI Reference Guide

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Set the online metadata synchronizer policy to daily:
ibrix_archiving -d -f FSNAME -h TIME1,TIME2,...
Sets the online metadata synchronizer policy to daily. In this instance:
FSNAME is the file system.
TIME defines the time in the day to execute the schedule in HH:MM format.
Set the online metadata synchronizer policy to weekly:
ibrix_archiving -d -f FSNAME -k DOW1,DOW2,... -h TIME
Sets the online metadata synchronizer policy to weekly. In this instance:
FSNAME is the file system.
DOW defines the days of the week. Valid values are 1 through 7 respectively Sunday through
Saturday.
TIME defines the time in the day to execute the schedule in HH:MM format.
Set the online metadata synchronizer policy to monthly:
ibrix_archiving -d -f FSNAME -m DOM1,DOM2,... -h TIME
Sets the online metadata synchronizer policy to monthly. In this instance:
FSNAME is the file system.
DOM list is the days of month, valid values are 1 through 31.
TIME defines the time in the day to execute the schedule in HH:MM format.
Set the online metadata synchronizer policy to continuous:
ibrix_archiving -d -f FSNAME -c
Sets the online metadata synchronizer policy to continuous. In this instance, FSNAME is the file
system.
Turn the online metadata synchronizer off:
ibrix_archiving -d -f FSNAME -o
Turns the online metadata synchronizer off. In this instance, FSNAME is the file system.
List the online metadata synchronizer schedule policy:
ibrix_archiving -D [-f FSNAME]
Lists the online metadata synchronizer schedule policy. In this instance, FSNAME is the file system.
Options
DescriptionOption
Clears Manual intervention Failure State.-C
List online metadata synchronizer schedule policy.-D
Forcefully stops the Express Query daemons.-F
Stops the Express Query daemons.-S
Set online metadata synchronizer policy to continuous.-c
Sets online metadata synchronizer schedule.-d
File system name.-f FSNAME
Time of the day in HH:MM format.-h TIME
Displays the status of the Express Query system.-i
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