Use the lsssel
command to display an Oracle database backup storage selector.
See Also:
"Database Backup Storage Selector Commands" for related commandsYou must have the display administrative domain's configuration right to use the lsssel
command.
lsss•el [ --long/-l | --short/-s ] [ --dbname/-d { * | dbname[,dbname]... } ] [ --dbid/-i { * | dbid[,dbid]... } ] [ --host/-h { * | hostname[,hostname]... } ] [ --content/-c { * | content[,content]... } ] [--copynum/-n { 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 } ] sselname...
Displays all attributes of all storage selectors.
Displays only the names of the selected storage selectors.
Lists storage selectors applicable to the specified database names.
Lists storage selectors applicable to the specified database IDs.
Lists storage selectors applicable to the specified host names.
Lists storage selectors applicable to the specified content types. Refer to "content" for a description of the content placeholder.
Lists storage selectors applicable to the specified copy number.
Specifies the names of one or more storage selectors to display. This list is filtered by the other selection criteria (if any).
Table 2-19 describes the output of the lsssel
command.
Label | Indicates |
---|---|
Content |
The content types of backups to which this storage selector applies (see "content") |
Databases |
The names of the databases to which this storage selector applies |
Database ID |
The DBIDs of the databases to which this storage selector applies |
Host |
The database hosts to which this storage selector applies |
Restrictions |
The names of devices to which backups controlled by this storage selector are restricted. |
Copy number |
The copy number to which this storage selector applies |
Media family |
The name of the media family to be used for backups under the control of this storage selector object |
Resource wait time |
How long to wait for the availability of resources required by backups under the control of this storage selector |
UUID |
The universal identifier of the storage selector |
Example 2-75 creates a storage selector and then displays information about it.
Example 2-75 Displaying a Database Backup Storage Selector
ob> mkssel --dbid 1557615826 --host brhost2 --content full --family f1 ssel_full ob> lsssel --long ssel_full: Content: full Databases: [all] Database ID: 1557615826 Host: brhost2 Restrictions: [none] Copy number: [any] Media family: f1 Resource wait time: 1 hour UUID: b5774d9e-92d2-1027-bc96-000cf1d9be50