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ETERNUS SF AdvancedCopy Manager V16.9.1 Operation Guide
FUJITSU Storage

14.4.1 swsrpdbinfo_exchange (Exchange Server Database Information Registration Command)

NAME

swsrpdbinfo_exchange - registers or deletes information about a storage group or database.

SYNOPSIS

To Register Exchange Server Database Information
<program-directory>\bin\swsrpdbinfo_exchange [-dbname databaseName]
To Delete Information of Exchange Server Database That Is Not Mounted or Does Not Exist
<program-directory>\bin\swsrpdbinfo_exchange -clean
To Delete Information of Exchange Server Database Regardless of Database Status
<program-directory>\bin\swsrpdbinfo_exchange -delete [-dbname databaseName]

DESCRIPTION

This command registers or deletes information about a storage group or database.

The command is used before Exchange Server backup/restore is performed, or after the file configuration of a storage group (database) is changed.

Executing the command registers or deletes information about the files that constitute a storage group (database) and information on AdvancedCopy Manager device names. (The files that constitute a storage group include mailbox store and public folder store database files, transaction files, and checkpoint file.)

OPTIONS

-dbname databaseName

Specifies the database name.
If this option is omitted when registering the Exchange Server database information, information on all databases are registered.
If this option is omitted when deleting the Exchange Server database information with -delete option, information on all databases are deleted.
If the database name contains a space, enclose it with double quotes.

-clean

Specifies when deleting information of the database that is not mounted or does not exist.
If you delete the database information, execute this command after deleting the Exchange Server database information.

-delete

Specifies when deleting information of the registered storage groups or database whether or not they are mounted.

EXIT STATUS

=0: Completed successfully
>0: Terminated abnormally

EXAMPLES

NOTES