Synopsis
swmove -b directory
Description
This command backs up the resources of older version of Systemwalker Operation Manager to migrate them to this version. The specified resources are backed up to the specified backup directory.
Option
-b directory:
Specify the full path of the backup directory in alphanumeric characters. If the specified directory does not exist, it will be created automatically. Blanks cannot be contained in the directory name.
Return Values
Return value | Meaning |
|---|---|
0 | Normal termination |
1 | Abnormal termination |
Reference
rmpackage.inf
This file contains a list of old packages that are required to be deleted during the Systemwalker Operation Manager migration. If the deletion fails during the migration, you should delete the old packages by referring to this file. This file is created directly under the backup directory specified with the -b option.
Command Location
Solaris | <drive>/<mount point>/Solaris/unx/tool |
Linux | <drive>/<mount point>/Linux/unx/tool |
HP-UX | <drive>/<mount point>/unx/tool |
Privilege Required
System administrator (superuser) privileges are required.
Cautions
To back up the resources, you must follow the procedures described in the Systemwalker Operation Manager Upgrade Guide.
Make sure to confirm the following before executing this command:
The backup directory is writable.
The backup directory has sufficient free space.
In case of insufficient space, you should create sufficient space by deleting unnecessary files or by specifying a different directory, and then reexecute the command. If an error occurs while deleting old packages, you should also reexecute the command. You can delete old packages on your own responsibility by referring to rmpackage.inf.
Directory name located on the network directory cannot be specified.
When executing this command, Systemwalker Operation Manager is stopped automatically. If Systemwalker Centric Manager coexists, each daemon of Systemwalker Centric Manager will also be stopped automatically.
Example
The following example backs up the migration data to "/work/move":
[Solaris]
<drive>/<mount point>/Solaris/unx/tool/swmove -b /work/move |
[Linux]
<drive>/<mount point>/Linux/unx/tool/swmove -b /work/move |
