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Creates additional extent (tablespace). The directory specified by this option
must exist and be capable of holding a tablespace of the size specified by
-maxsize parameter prior to executing this option. The tablespace cannot be
larger than 2047 MB.
-extendtblspace Tablespace Pathname -maxsize Size_MB
Creates an additional extent for the specified tablespace. The specified directory
must exist and be capable of holding an extent of the size specified by the
-maxsize parameter prior to executing this option. An extent cannot be larger
than 2047 MB.
-extendinfo
Displays information about existing extents.
-modifytblspace
Adjusts the maximum size of database files (dirs.dat, fnames.dat, fn?.ext,
and their extension files) to 2 GB.
This command should be used only on HP-UX 1 1.23 and 1 1.31 (Itanium) and
Linux x86–64 systems, after an upgrade to Data Protector A.06.1 1 if the IDB
files exceed 2 GB.
IMPORTANT: Use this command only as a part of the proper adjustment
procedure described in the Troubleshooting chapter of the HP Data Protector
installation and licensing guide. If you do not perform all necessary steps
(exporting and importing), the IDB will become unusable.
-changebdev FromDev ToDev [-session SessionID]
Changes all references in object versions from device FromDev to device ToDev.
You can change the device name only for a single session by using the -session
option.
-info
Displays information about the IDB.
-clear
Sets the status of all sessions that are actually not running but are marked In
Progress/Failed, to failed. It requires exclusive database access to ensure
that no session is running.
-change_cell_name [old_host]
This option changes the owner of the CDB to the current Cell Manager. It also
changes all references in the CMMDB from old_host to the current Cell
Manager. It modifies all media entries within the MMDB or CMMDB associated
with the original Cell Manager (old host).
If the old_host parameter is not specified, omnidbutil determines the previous
owner of the CDB (old host) from the database itself.
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