HP Serveur lame HP ProLiant BL465c Gen8 - Manual (Page 195)

• When a temporary directory for extended commands is created automatically according to the
naming conventions, the length of the directory name does not exceed the limit for the OS.
Table 61 Example of VDI metafile storage directory
VDI metafile storage directory Server name
G:\MSSQL\VServer_C\INSTANCE_1\META
DBServer_A
DBServer_B
In this example, you create an operation definition file for each of the operation IDs listed in the
following table.
Table 62 Operation IDs for which to create operation definition files (when the backup is of an SQL
Server and in a cluster configuration)
Target instance and database Target database server Operation ID
Entire INSTANCE_1 VServer_C Operation_A
To create operation definition files (in a cluster configuration):
1. Create an operation definition file on the active server (database server A), and set the items you
need.
Create the file with the following name:
Application-Agent-installation-directory \DRM\script\conf\_Operation_A.dat
An example of entries in this file is as follows:
BACKUP_OBJECT=MSSQL
DB_SERVER_NAME=VServer_C
INSTANCE_NAME=INSTANCE_1
TARGET_NAME=
FTP_HOME_DIR=C:\FTP_ROOT
FTP_SUB_DIR=script
SET_DRM_HOSTNAME=1
2. On the active server (database server A), execute EX_DRM_SQL_DEF_CHECK , which is a check
tool for operation definition files.
EX_DRM_SQL_DEF_CHECK operation-ID -db
The operation definition file is checked. In addition, a temporary directory for extended commands
is automatically created.
If the tool detected an error, correct the contents of the file and then re-execute the check tool.
3. Copy the operation definition file you created on the active server (database server A) into the
backup server.
The copy destination is:
Application-Agent-installation-directory \DRM\script\conf\
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