HP StorageWorks Application Recovery Manager Command Line Interface Reference (T4395-96007, December 2007)

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DCDirAllocation parameter in the Application Recovery Manager
global options file is set to 0. The Application Recovery Manager
global options file resides in
<AppRM_home>\config\server\options on the Cell Manager. If
the -seq option is not specified, 0 will be used.
-modify_dcdir Pathname [-maxsize Size_MB] [-maxfiles
NumberOfFiles] [-spacelow Size_MB] [-seq Number]
Modifies a DCBF directory under the specified path.
The -maxsize option modifies the amount of disk space that can
be used for DCBF in this directory. When the modified size is
reached, new DCBF will not be created in this DCBF directory any
more. If this option is not specified, then the default size of 4096
MB is used.
The -maxfiles option modifies the number of DCBF that can be
stored in the directory. When the modified number is reached, new
DCBF will not be created in this DCBF directory any more. If this
option is not specified, then the default value of 500 files is used.
Only values under 10000 are valid.
The -spacelow option modifies the actual free disk space needed
for a DCBF binary file to be created. When the free space falls
below the modified free disk space, new DCBF will not be created
in this DCBF directory any more. If this option is not specified, the
default of 100 MB is used.
The -seq option modifies the sequence of a DCBF directory. Each
DCBF directory has a certain position which determines when
DCBF will be created in the DCBF directory. Sequence is used only
if the DCDirAllocation parameter in the Application Recovery
Manager global options file is set to 0. The Application Recovery
Manager global options file resides in in
<AppRM_home>\config\server\options on the Cell Manager. If
the -seq option is not specified, 0 will be used.
-remove_dcdir Pathname Removes (unregisters) the given DCBF directory. The
directory must not hold any DCBF and will not be removed.
-remap_dcdir Locates DCBF across all DCBF directories and updates DCBF
locations in the IDB if they had been moved manually (using the mv
command or similar) between DCBF directories. This makes the
IDB aware of the locations of each DCBF. This option requires
exclusive access to the database.