Command Reference Guide

DESCRIPTION
The omnir command restores objects backed up using Application Recovery
Manager. You can use the omnir command to start the instant recovery process of
the VSS writers, Oracle databases, SAP R/3 databases, and filesystems.
The omnir command also supports parallel restore. You can achieve this by specifying
more than one object using the command line options. The number of objects for
parallel restore is limited by the global option MaxSessions, which can be set in
the /etc/opt/omni/server/options/global (UNIX Cell Manager) or in the
AppRM_home\config\server\options\global (Windows Cell Manager) file.
NOTE: It is not allowed to specify the same object more then once within the same
omnir command. To differentiate options for the same object (for example, the
-tree option) specify these options for the same object as many times as needed.
Information about all backed up objects can be obtained from the ZDB database by
using the omnidbxp, omnidbsmis, or omnidbvss command. (See the related
man pages for more information). For most restore actions you need to specify the
SessionID of the session containing the object you want to restore, which can be
obtained by the omnidb command.
OPTIONS
-version
Displays the version of the omnir command
-help [vss | oracle | sap | filsystem]
Displays the usage synopsis of the omnir command.
If additional options (vss, oracle, sap, or filesystem) are specified, more
detailed option descriptions for each functional area are displayed.
-vss
Selects the VSS object for restore
-barhost ClientName
Specifies the system where the VSS agent or application agent is run.
-session SessionID
Specifies the session to be used for restore.
-tree TreeName
Specifies the component or tree to restore.For example: -tree "/Microsoft
Exchange Writer(Exchange Information Store)/Microsoft
Information Store/First Storage Group/StoreOne"
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