HP Serveur lame HP ProLiant BL465c Gen8 - Manual (Page 162)

Commands that support a target definition file
You can use a target definition file with the following commands:
• drmexgbackup
• drmexgcat
• drmexgdisplay
• drmexgrestore
• drmfsbackup
• drmfscat
• drmfsdisplay
• drmfsrestore
• drmsqlbackup
• drmsqlcat
• drmsqldisplay
•
drmsqlrestore
• drmsqllogbackup
File name of the list file
Use alphanumeric characters to specify the file name.
List file storage location
List files are stored in the following locations:
• For a database list file:
This file can be stored in any location. However, in a cluster environment, HP recommends that
you store this file in a shared directory that can be accessed from both servers.
• For a mount point directory list file
installation-folder-of-Application-Agent
\DRM\conf\fs
Contents of the list file
The contents of the file must follow these conventions:
• Each parameter (file name, directory name, SQL Server database name, storage group name, or
Information Store name) must be specified on one line.
• Lines beginning with # are treated as comment lines. However, if an SQL Server database name,
storage group name, or Information Store name starts with
#
, the line will be treated as an SQL
Server database name or storage group name, and not as a comment line.
• The file names and directory names must be specified using absolute path names.
Example of entries in a target definition file:
Preparation for using Application Agent 162