HP OpenView Storage Mirroring Getting Started (359447-001, May 2004)

! File Entry—Create a file with all of the DTCL commands you

want to run. At the directory prompt where Storage Mirroring

is installed, type

DTCL –f filename where filename is the

name of the file containing the DTCL commands. For example,

you might use the following

dtcl.txt file to log on to a

machine and display its replication sets.

Command Line Client File Entry

DTCL.TXT Used in Command Line Client File Entry

! Single Line Entry—Determine all of the DTCL commands you

want to run and enter them in a single line at the command

prompt where Storage Mirroring is installed. For example, you

might use the following command to log on to a machine and

display its replication sets.

Single Line Entry

C:\Program Files\OpenView\Storage Mirroring> dtcl -f dtcl.txt

User access level set to DT_FULL_ACCESS

- List of rep sets -

Exchange_Repset1 disabled

Exchange_Repset2 enabled

C:\Program Files\OpenView\Storage Mirroring>

source indy;

repset list;

C:\Program Files\OpenView\Storage Mirroring>dtcl login

indy administrator password; source indy; repset list

User access level set to DT_FULL_ACCESS

- List of rep sets -

Exchange enabled

NOTE: Because CMD.exe strips two layers of quotation

marks during processing, any DTCL command that

you use that requires quotation marks must have

three quotation marks around it. For example, if your

machine name had a space in it, login “machine name”

username password would be sufficient for the Text

Client or the Command Line Client interactive entry

or file entry. But for the Command Line Client single

line entry, you would have to use login “““machine

name””” username password.