Name
[Windows Manager]
Installation_folder\SVROR\Manager\sys\lserver_repair\rcxrepair - Checking configuration definition information to restore
[Linux Manager]
/opt/FJSVrcvmr/sys/lserver_repair/rcxrepair - Checking configuration definition information to restore
Format
rcxrepair -logdir L-Server_restoration_log_storage_directory [-dir Output_destination_of_resource_definition_information | -dryrun]
Description
rcxrepair compares information between L-Server restoration logs and configuration definition information to identify the information requiring restoration.
rcxrepair is the command used to create an import file for restoring configuration definition information.
Options
Specify the directory to be used to store L-Server restoration logs.
Specify the destination for resource information of configuration definition information to restore.
When there is configuration definition information to be restored using the -dryrun option, use this option to create resource information.
Checks the contents of configuration definition information to restore. When restoration is unnecessary, it is output as such.
Note
When using the -dryrun option, a temporary folder named rcxrepair_tmp is created in the folder specified when executing the command. Therefore, specify a writable folder when executing the command.
Even if the command is forcibly terminated, the rcxrepair_tmp folder may be created. In that case, delete the rcxrepair_tmp folder.
Examples
>rcxrepair -logdir L-Server_restoration_log -dryrun <RETURN> folder create: /folder1 lserver create: /folder1/l-server1 lserver create: /folder1/l-server2 >rcxrepair -logdir L-Server_restoration_log_storage_directory [-dir Output_destination_of_resource_definition_information <RETURN> |
