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

omnidbutil (1M)
-65-Hewlett-Packard Company AppRM A.06.00: December 2007
-fixmpos Removes invalid references to DCBF. This option should be used in
the case of IDB recovery (after tablespaces dbreplay or
-import_logs ) or after a DCBF has been manually removed.
This option requires exclusive access to the database.
-readdb [-cdb Directory] [-no_detail] [-check_overs] Reads the
files in the specified directories and uses this information to
rebuild the IDB. As a prerequisite, the files must have been created
using the -writedb option, and a copy of the DCBF, SMBF and
SIBF directories must have been created. The -cdb option
specifies a directory for the CDB. Only the database for which you
specify the directory is imported. Move the copy of the DCBF,
SMBF and SIBF directories to their position in the IDB directory
structure.
DCBF default location:
<AppRM_home>\db40\dcbf
SMBF default location:
<AppRM_home>\db40\msg
SIBF default location:
<AppRM_home>\db40\meta
Use the -no_detail option to skip the recovery of references to
DCBF, SMBF and SIBF. If the recovery of these references is
skipped, the copy of DCBF, SMBF and SIBF directories is not
needed.
Use the -check_overs option to check if object version details are
correct. Note that this operation can be very time consuming. Error
details are saved in <AppRM_home>\log\server\readascii.log
on the Cell Manager.
-writedb [-cdb Directory] [-no_detail] Writes the IDB tablespaces
(without the DCBF, SMBF and SIBF) to files in the specified
directories. The -cdb option specifies a directory for the CDB.
Only the database for which you specify the directory is exported.
During the operation, when in prompt mode, manually copy the
DCBF, SMBF and SIBF directories to a safe location since the IDB
is in consistent state at that moment. To determine which
directories to copy, run the omnidbutil -list_dcdirs command.