Super user
/opt/FJSVclora/bin/clorabr { backup | restore } [ -d backup_directory ]
PRIMECLUSTER Wizard for Oracle supports integrated backup and restoration (cfbackup/cfrestore) of PRIMECLUSTER systems. The clorabr command can only backup and restore PRIMECLUSTER Wizard for Oracle configuration information.
Note
For integrated backup and restoration of PRIMECLUSTER systems, refer to “Chapter 11 Backing Up and Restoring a PRIMECLUSTER System” of the “PRIMECLUSTER Installation and Administration Guide”.
The following files can be backed up and restored:
/opt/FJSVclora/etc/FJSVclora.pwd
/opt/FJSVclora/etc/clgetoralog.conf
/opt/FJSVclora/usr/*
Backs up PRIMECLUSTER Wizard for Oracle configuration information. With this option, a list of configuration files that will be backed up in standard output is displayed. The configuration information will be stored in FJSVclora on the specified directory or the directory (current directory) that is created with the clorabr command. For example, if this command is executed when the current directory is /var/tmp, the backup information will be stored in /var/tmp/FJSVclora.
Restores the PRIMECLUSTER Wizard for Oracle configuration information that have previously been configured. With this option, a list of configuration files that will be restored in standard output is displayed. Check that backed up configuration information are stored in the specified directory or in FJSVclora in the directory (current directory) that is created with the clorabr command. For example, if the backup information is stored in /var/tmp/FJSVclora, execute the command after moving it to /var/tmp.
Note
The following versions of PRIMECLUSTER Wizard for Oracle are permitted to be restored.
4.2A00
4.2A01
Specifies the directory where data will be backed up or restored using the full path. With the backup option, the FJSVclora directory will be created on the specified directory, and data will be stored in the FJSVclora. With the restore option, data will be restored from the FJSVclora.
Without this option, data will be backed up or restored in the current directory where the command is executed.
0: Normal termination
Non-0: Abnormal termination
