README for HP Neoview Release 2.5 (R2.5)

Stored Procedures for Managing BACKUP Jobs
You can manage a backup operation using these:
• “START_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure” (page 25)
• “STATUS_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure” (page 25)
• “STOP_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure” (page 25)
START_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure
The START_JOB_BACKUP stored procedure starts the overall backup operation asynchronously
and:
• Determines the status of the currently executing backup operation.
• Ensures that the Neoview full backup job is in “manual-initiation” mode.
NOTE: By default, a Neoview full backup job is in “automatic-initiation” mode. Changing
the initiation mode is an HP support function. If you want to start the backup operation
on-demand, request that HP support change the initiation mode.
An error message is displayed if the backup is already in progress or the start attempt failed.
STATUS_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure
The STATUS_JOB_BACKUP stored procedure determines the status of the currently executing
backup operation.
The status determined is one of these:
• IN_PROGRESS
• STOPPED
• FAILED
• COMPLETED_SUCCESSFULLY
• COMPLETED_SUCCESSFULLY_ WITH_WARNINGS
• COULD_NOT_CHECK_STATUS
STOP_JOB_BACKUP Stored Procedure
The STOP_JOB_BACKUP stored procedure checks the status of the currently executing backup
operation, and then stops it.
An error message is displayed if:
• No such backup operation exists.
• The operation exists, but is already in the process of stopping.
NOTE: It can take several minutes to completely stop an executing backup job.
Messages
Release 2.5 introduces these new error messages.
Connectivity Service Error Messages
The following server-side errors related to passwords and certificate management are potentially
displayed by an ODBC or JDBC application (such as NCI).
NOTE: Error codes listed in this section are available from JDBC as the value of SQLCODE and
from ODBC as the value of NativeError. Both ODBC and JDBC make SQL states available as the
value of SQLSTATE. Values are the same for ODBC and JDBC except where indicated.
ODBC SQLSTATE:28000
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