The setbkparms command lets you set up default parameters for performing a backup.
Synopsis
/vs/bin/util/setbkparms -n
nfslocation
[-d
days
] [-P
priority
] [-F
cleanup_full
] [-c
cleanup_partial
] [-A
alarmdays_full
] [-a
alarmdays_partial
] [-u
oracle_username
]
Description
The default parameters for a backup include the following:
Parameter |
Description |
Comments |
-nnfslocation |
The directory on the Network File System where the backup file goes |
|
-ddays |
The number of days' worth of files that is backed up (counting the present day) |
|
-ppriority |
Whether the backup process should have a low or high priority compared to other processes |
|
-Fcleanup_full |
How many days between deletions of full backup files |
|
-ccleanup_partial |
How many days between deletions of partial backup files |
|
-Aalarmdays_full |
How many days after a full backup is performed that a minor alarm is placed in the log |
Use never if you do not want any alarms generated. |
-aalarmdays_partial |
How many days after a partial backup is performed that a minor alarm is placed in the log |
Use never if you do not want any alarms generated. |
-uoracle_username |
Oracle user name |
Oracle user account must have permission to stop and start the Oracle server. |
See also