Use the rensnap command to rename a snapshot.
See Also:
"Snapshot Commands" for related commandsYou must have the right to manage devices and change device state to use the rensnap command.
rensn•ap [ --nq ] [ --host/-h hostname ] [ --fs/-f filesystem-name ] { old-snapshot-name new-snapshot-name }...
Does not display a confirmation message. If you do not specify this option, then the command displays a confirmation message. The message is described in "Command Execution in Interactive Mode".
Specifies the name of the NDMP host machine where you want to rename the snapshot. If you do not specify a host name, then Oracle Secure Backup uses the value from the host variable.
Specifies the name of the file system included in the snapshot. If you do not specify the --fs option, then the fs variable must be set.
Specifies the name of an existing snapshot.
Specifies a new name for old-snapshot-name.
Example 2-113 renames snapshot lucy_snap to lucy.0.
Example 2-113 Renaming a Snapshot
ob> lssnap --long lucy_snap
File system /vol/vol0:
Max snapshots: 255
Reserved space: 44.8 GB
% reserved space: 30
Snapshot: lucy_snap
Of: /vol/vol0
Taken at: 2005/03/28.20:52
Used %: 0
Total %: 0
Busy: no
Dependency: no
ob> rensnap --nq --host lucy --fs /vol/vol0 lucy_snap lucy.0
ob> lssnap
File system /vol/vol0:
Snapshot Of Taken at %Used %Total Snapshot Name
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.21:00 0 0 hourly.0
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.20:52 0 0 lucy.0
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.17:00 0 0 hourly.1
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.13:00 0 0 hourly.2
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.05:00 0 0 nightly.0
/vol/vol0 2005/03/28.01:00 0 0 hourly.3
/vol/vol0 2005/03/27.21:00 0 0 hourly.4
/vol/vol0 2005/03/27.17:00 0 0 hourly.5
/vol/vol0 2005/03/27.05:00 0 0 nightly.1
/vol/vol0 2004/08/21.11:30 22 7 myhost_snap