ADSM V3 DRM Disk Image Dump and Restore
Queries the ADSM server for disk image backups for the machine. You
can use this command after you start the interface by using the DUMPREST
command.
Syntax
>>-Query---+-DUmp--+---+----+----------------------------------><
| '-n-' |
'-?--------------'
Parameters
- DUmp
- Specifies to query the ADSM server to show the disk image backups that are
available for the disk specified with n, or for all disks on this
machine.
- n
- The number of the physical disk for which you want to query the ADSM
server for disk image backups. If not specified, the results show all
disk image backups for disks in this machine.
- ?
- Specifies that you want to see keywords and examples for this
command.
Examples
To find the available disk image backups for all disks in the workstation,
enter the following command:
query dump
The following shows example output:
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|DATE TIME FILE SPACE A/I SIZE(MB) CYLS HEADS SEC/TRK |
|12/11/1997 15:40:52 DRMDISK_1 A 813.09 826 32 63 |
|12/11/1997 14:59:08 DRMDISK_1 I 813.09 826 32 63 |
|12/11/1997 16:42:32 DRMDISK_2 A 348.00 928 16 48 |
|12/11/1997 16:40:48 DRMDISK_2 I 348.00 928 16 48 |
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
- DATE
- The date that the disk dump was created
- TIME
- The time that the disk dump was created
- FILE SPACE
- File space name of the image backup as stored in the ADSM server
Note: | The complete name of the object includes the path
/DISK/IMAGE/.
|
- A/I
- Status of the backup image object in the ADSM server. Possible
values in this column are A (meaning active), and I (meaning inactive).
For more details, see ADSM Administrator's Guide.
- SIZE (MB)
- Size of the disk in megabytes
- CYLS
- The cylinder component of the logical disk geometry, when expressed in
terms of cylinder/head/sector.
- HEADS
- The head component of the logical disk geometry, when expressed in terms
of cylinder/head/sector.
- SEC/TRK
- The sector component of the logical disk geometry, when expressed in terms
of cylinder/head/sector.
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