Fujitsu 2.1 Manual De Usuario
Chapter 8 Commands
8.3 Backup Control Command (stxvcopy)
8.3 Backup Control Command (stxvcopy)
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8.3
Backup Control Command (stxvcopy)
This command stops the copy session of the specified source disk.
Execute this command on a production server.
Execute this command on a production server.
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Format
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Description of options
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Description of operand
*1:
Obtain the physical disk number according to the following procedure.
1. Start "Computer Management".
Click the [Start] – [Control Panel], then double-click [Administrative Tools], then [Computer
Management] to start.
Management] to start.
2. Obtain the physical disk number of the target disk.
Click [Computer Management (local)] – [Storage] – [Disk Management].
The disk number of the target volume is the physical disk number.
The disk number of the target volume is the physical disk number.
*2:
Specify the mount point using its complete path or drive letter.
*3:
Use the "Backup Status Query Command" to acquire the OLU number of the Shadow Copy destination.
For details, refer to the Backup Status Query Command (stxvquery).
For details, refer to the Backup Status Query Command (stxvquery).
"Installation folder"\bin\stxvcopy source-disk | mount-point stop [-f] [-t olu]
Option
Description
stop
Stops a QuickOPC/SnapOPC+ session.
-f
Stops a copy session forcibly.
-t
This option is available only for QuickOPC operations.
When there are multiple copy sessions in the specified source disk, specify the OLU
number of the Shadow Copy destination for the target copy session to be stopped.
When there are multiple copy sessions in the specified source disk, specify the OLU
number of the Shadow Copy destination for the target copy session to be stopped.
Operand
Description
source-disk
Specify the physical disk number of the source disk. (*1)
mount-point
Specify the mount point of the source disk. (*2)
olu
Specify the OLU number of the Shadow Copy destination. (*3)
Use a four digit hexadecimal number prefixed by "0x".
For example, when the OLU number is 1, specify "0x0001".
Use a four digit hexadecimal number prefixed by "0x".
For example, when the OLU number is 1, specify "0x0001".