Legato Storage Manager Command Reference Guide

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by  Puronto A.

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Legato Storage Manager
Command Reference Guide
Release 9.0.1 for Windows NT and Windows 2000
June 2001
Part No. A90175-01
This Legato Storage Manager Command Reference Guide contains complete
information on the commands to use with Legato Storage Manager (LSM) for
Oracle data storage management. It describes the commands for setting up and
configuring the LSM software and resources. It also provides details on the
commands for managing the Oracle backup data, devices, media, and the LSM
online index files. See the Legato Storage Manager Administrator’s Guide for
complete information on LSM configuration.
Legato Storage Manager Command Reference Guide, Release 9.0.1 for Windows NT and Windows 2000
Part No. A90175-01
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Contents
Send Us Your Comments.................................................................................................................. vii
Preface............................................................................................................................................................ ix
Audience.................................................................................................................................................. x
Organization............................................................................................................................................ x
Related Documentation........................................................................................................................ xi
Conventions........................................................................................................................................... xii
Documentation Accessibility.............................................................................................................. xiii
1 Introduction
Categories of LSM Commands........................................................................................................ 1-2
2 LSM Commands
mm_data(5)........................................................................................................................................... 2-1
mminfo(8)............................................................................................................................................. 2-6
mmlocate(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-20
mmpool(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-23
mmrecov(8)......................................................................................................................................... 2-25
nsr(5).................................................................................................................................................... 2-31
nsr(8).................................................................................................................................................... 2-35
nsr_archive_client(5)........................................................................................................................ 2-43
nsr_archive_request(5)..................................................................................................................... 2-46
nsr_client(5)........................................................................................................................................ 2-50
nsr_crash(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-58
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nsr_data(5).......................................................................................................................................... 2-61
nsr_device(5)...................................................................................................................................... 2-65
nsr_directive(5).................................................................................................................................. 2-76
nsr_getdate(3)..................................................................................................................................... 2-78
nsr_group(5)....................................................................................................................................... 2-80
nsr_label(5)......................................................................................................................................... 2-86
nsr_layout(5)...................................................................................................................................... 2-89
nsr_license(5)..................................................................................................................................... 2-91
nsr_migration(5)................................................................................................................................ 2-94
nsr_notification(5)............................................................................................................................. 2-99
nsr_policy(5)..................................................................................................................................... 2-102
nsr_pool(5)........................................................................................................................................ 2-104
nsr_regexp(5).................................................................................................................................... 2-108
nsr_repack_schedule(5).................................................................................................................. 2-110
nsr_resource(5)................................................................................................................................. 2-113
nsr_schedule(5)................................................................................................................................ 2-118
nsr_service(5)................................................................................................................................... 2-121
nsr_shutdown(8).............................................................................................................................. 2-130
nsr_stage(5)....................................................................................................................................... 2-132
nsr_storage_node(5)........................................................................................................................ 2-136
nsradmin(8)...................................................................................................................................... 2-140
nsralist(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-146
nsrarchive(8)..................................................................................................................................... 2-147
nsrcap(8)............................................................................................................................................ 2-150
nsrcat(8)............................................................................................................................................. 2-153
nsrck(8).............................................................................................................................................. 2-154
nsrclone(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-158
nsrd(8)................................................................................................................................................ 2-164
nsrexec(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-166
nsrexecd(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-167
nsrfile(8)............................................................................................................................................ 2-169
nsrhsmck(8)...................................................................................................................................... 2-172
nsrib(8).............................................................................................................................................. 2-174
nsrim(8)............................................................................................................................................. 2-179
nsrindexasm(8)................................................................................................................................ 2-186
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nsrindexd(8)..................................................................................................................................... 2-188
nsrinfo(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-190
nsrlic(8)............................................................................................................................................. 2-195
nsrls(8)............................................................................................................................................... 2-198
nsrmig(8)........................................................................................................................................... 2-200
nsrmm(8)........................................................................................................................................... 2-202
nsrmmd(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-210
nsrmmdbasm(8)............................................................................................................................... 2-211
nsrmmdbd(8)................................................................................................................................... 2-213
nsrmon(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-216
nsrpmig(8)........................................................................................................................................ 2-217
nsrports(8)......................................................................................................................................... 2-221
nsrrepack(8)...................................................................................................................................... 2-223
nsrretrieve(8).................................................................................................................................... 2-230
nsrssc(8)............................................................................................................................................. 2-232
nsrstage(8)......................................................................................................................................... 2-236
nsrwatch(8)....................................................................................................................................... 2-240
nwadmin(8)...................................................................................................................................... 2-242
nwarchive(8)..................................................................................................................................... 2-244
nwbackup(8).................................................................................................................................... 2-246
nwrecover(8)..................................................................................................................................... 2-248
nwretrieve(8).................................................................................................................................... 2-251
preclntsave(8)................................................................................................................................... 2-253
pstclntsave(8)................................................................................................................................... 2-254
recover(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-256
save(8)................................................................................................................................................ 2-263
savefs(8)............................................................................................................................................ 2-268
savegrp(8)......................................................................................................................................... 2-273
scanner(8).......................................................................................................................................... 2-291
tapeexercise(8)................................................................................................................................. 2-298
uasm(8).............................................................................................................................................. 2-300
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Preface
This Legato Storage Manager Command Reference Guide contains complete information
on the commands to use with Legato Storage Manager (LSM) for Oracle data
storage management. It describes the commands for setting up and configuring the
LSM software and resources. It also provides details on the commands for
managing the Oracle backup data, devices, media, and the LSM online index files.
This preface contains these topics:
n Audience
n Organization
n Related Documentation
n Conventions
n Documentation Accessibility
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Audience
The information in this guide is for system administrators and Oracle database
administrators (DBAs) who are responsible for maintaining Oracle Server backup
and recovery systems using LSM. It includes information on configuring an Oracle
data storage management system using LSM for Oracle9i level servers on Windows
2000 and Windows NT.
You need a working knowledge of Oracle concepts and terminology, especially as
related to Oracle database backup and recovery, to use this guide effectively. This
guide does not include LSM installation instructions. For information on installing
LSM, refer to the Oracle Server Installation Guide for your particular system. For more
information on configuring LSM, refer to the Legato Storage Manager Administrator’s
Guide.
Organization
This document contains:
Chapter1, "Introduction"
This chapter introduces you to the LSM commands provided as part of the LSM
Server software. It describes the six different categories of LSM commands and lists
the manual pages in Chapter 2 that provide detailed descriptions of each LSM
command.
Chapter2, "LSM Commands"
This chapter includes a set of manual pages describing each available LSM
command. Each manual page provides details on the correct LSM command syntax,
the LSM resources that you can configure, and specific examples of how to use the
LSM commands to configure and manage the LSM Server and perform backup and
restore operations.
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