Creating a database configuration definition file, Creating a configuration definition file for, Sql server database backup – HP XP Command View Advanced Edition Software User Manual

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• Execute the

drmclusinit

command on both the active server and standby server.

• The resource information to be registered by using the

drmclusinit

command must exactly

match the information registered in the cluster software.

• The virtual server name to be registered by using the

drmclusinit

command must satisfy

the following conditions:
- The specified virtual server name is the same as

VirtualName

in the Lanman resource of

Veritas Cluster Server.
- The specified virtual server name is the same as that set in the

DRM_DB_PATH

parameter

defined in the Application Agent configuration definition file (

init.conf

).

• The mount point to be registered in cluster software as the mount point for the mount point

resource (MountV resource) must have the same format as the mount point registered in the
dictionary map files.

• Only the following resources are registered by the

drmclusinit

command:

Mount point resource (MountV resource) and disk group resource (VMDg resource) created
on the physical disks that can be monitored by Application Agent.
Do not use the

drmclusinit

command to register the following resources:

Service resource of an SQL Server or Exchange Server, Lanman resource (virtual server), RegRep
resource (registry replication resource).
When a dictionary map has been placed on a shared disk and configured as a cluster resource
in the same service group, mount point resource (MountV resource), disk group resource, or
physical disk resource (VMDg resource)

• If the registered information contains an error such as one of the ones described below, Ap-

plication Agent cannot execute backup or restore processing correctly because it cannot
identify the target cluster resource:
- The virtual server name during backup or restoration does not match the virtual server name
specified in the

DRM_HOSTNAME

environment variable during backup or restore execution.

- The registered virtual server name and the registered resource group name do not correspond.
- The instance name was registered incorrectly.
- Some cluster resources have not been registered.
- The mount point or disk group name for the resource name was registered incorrectly.

To delete a parameter if a cluster software parameter has been registered incorrectly, execute the
following procedure:

PROMPT> del Application-Agent-installation-directory\DRM\conf\cluster\

DEFAULT.dat

PROMPT> del Application-Agent-installation-directory\DRM\conf\cluster\

cluster-software-name.dat

cluster-software-name is the argument value specified in the

drmclusinit

command.

Creating a database configuration definition file

This section describes how to create a database configuration definition file when backing up an SQL
database.

Creating a configuration definition file for SQL Server database backup

Use the

drmsqlinit

command to register the information about SQL Server.

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