NAME
stgdbdmp - saves the database
SYNOPSIS
<program-directory>\bin\stgdbdmp -d Directory-Name [-y]
DESCRIPTION
This command saves the database to the specified directory.
It is necessary to execute this command in the Management Server.
OPTION
Specifies the name of the directory where the database area is saved.
This directory must already have been created.
If the specified directory contains contents that have already been saved, this option overwrites that content when the database area is saved.
If this option is omitted and if the specified directory contains contents that have already been saved, the save processing is not performed and processing ends.
EXIT STATUS
=0: Completed successfully
>0: Terminated abnormally
EXAMPLES
Save the database in a directory (c:\dmpdir):
C:\>C:\ETERNUS_SF\ACM\bin\stgdbdmp -d c:\dmpdir Starting SymfoWARE/RDB Obtaining the target DSI name Setting suppression of DSI update Forcibly switching the archive log file Saving the target DSI ......................... Discarding the archive log Saving the RDB dictionary data Releasing suppression of DSI update DB save was completed. C:\>
NOTES
This command can be executed only by a local account belonging to the Administrator's group or by a domain account belonging to the Domain Admins group of the domain.
You need to be careful to execute this process with the following service:
Terminal Service (use via a remote desktop connection)
If the Management Server is running on Windows Server 2003, the Terminal Service can be used by making a console session connection to it.
Refer to the following link for information on how to make console session connections:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/947723/en
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/278845/en
Executing this process with the service listed below causes an error. Do not use the following service:
Telnet server service
If the Management Server operates in a clustered system, it is recommended that the directory used to save the database be prepared on a shared disk.
Processing may end abnormally if another application or command is executing while this command is being processed. In this event, retry processing after the other operation has finished.
