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2. Go to the following directory:
Windows: Data_Protector_home\bin
HP-UX, Solaris, and Linux: /opt/omni/lbin
Other UNIX: /usr/omni/bin/
3. Run:
Windows: perl.exe omniintconfig.pl Options
UNIX: omniintconfig.pl Options
where Options are:
[-encode]
[-chkconf]
[-force]
{-passwordfile FileName|Param=Value [Param=Value...]}
For the options description, see the omniintconfig.pl man page or the HP
Data Protector command line interface reference.
Examples
1. Suppose you are logged in to the Windows client on which you have created
the file C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls. To configure the
Oracle databases IN1 and IN2 using the information from the file, run:
perl.exe omniintconfig.pl -passwordfile
C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls
2. Suppose you are logged in to a UNIX client. To configure the Oracle database
IN2
by specifying parameters at run time, run:
omniintconfig.pl –encode CellManager=galaxy Client=star
Instance=IN2 ORACLE_HOME=C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1 TGTUser=system
TGTService=IN2_1;IN2_2 TGTPasswd=BlueMoon
Note that the password BlueMoon is not encoded. Therefore, you must specify
the option –encode.
Parameters can be specified only for one Oracle database at a time.
3. Suppose you are logged in to a Windows client. To configure and check the
configuration of all Oracle databases specified in
C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls
, run:
perl.exe omniintconfig.pl -chkconf –force –passwordfile
C:\My_documents\Oracle_instances.xls
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