ADSM-L

Re: Oracle backups

2015-10-04 17:29:33
Subject: Re: Oracle backups
From: Eric Tang [mailto:tangeric AT HK1.IBM DOT COM]
To: ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
Hi Eric,

I got the following from this forum sometime ago and I have run it on HP to
remove backup from ConnectAgent. Thanks.

Regards,
Eric Tang


you can use the sample program provided with the API.  I think you are on
HP.
Is that right?  If it is, the sample API program is under
/usr/adsm/api/sample.

 compile the make file
    $  make -f makefile.hp
    This will create an executable name 'dapismp'

 set the environment vars
   set DSMI_DIR, and DSMI_CONFIG

 start the program 'dapismp'
    -  signon(0) with the correct nodename, password.  Just hit enter for
other
options.  If signon successful, you will get the value 1 for the handle.

     -  choose Utilities(7) and Backup Delete(1)
        Filespace:  /adsmorc
        Highlevel : /*
          Lowlevel : /<backup piece name>

    Just hit enter for the rest.

In order to delete these backup pieces, you have to have a special
management
class.  Please refer to the agent user manual for how to setup the
management
class.

I just want to remind you that this is only a sample program for the API
developer, not a supported utility.


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