stageback.sh - Stages files from Oracle HSM archive tapes
∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕examples∕stageback.sh output_file
SUNWsamfs
The stageback.sh
script stages files from Oracle HSM archive tapes
based on archive_audit (1m) output.
You can use this script if an archive volume is partially corrupt and
there are no other archive copies available.
This command accepts the following argument:
The name of the output file created by the archive_audit (1m) command.
The following steps describe how to use the stageback.sh script.
Copy the script from its original location in
∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕examples∕stageback.sh
to the ∕tmp directory or to a different alternate location.
The script itself contains comments to guide you in
tailoring the script for your own use.
Modify the variables you need. Generally, only the following variables in the script need to be modified:
MEDIAThe 2-character media type of the volume in question as defined on
the mcf (4) man page.
VSNThe volume serial name of the volume in question.
For example:
eval ∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕bin∕rearch -m lt -v TAPE66 $file
Remove the pound character (#)
from column 1 of the line that defines the variables.
Run stageback.sh.
As its argument, include the name of the output file
created by archive_audit (1m).
The following script has been edited to contain site-specific information (only the edited portions of the script are shown):
echo rearch $file
#
# Edit the following line for the correct media type and VSN
#
eval ∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕bin∕rearch -m lt -v TAPE66 $file
Improper use of this script can damage user or system data. Please refer to the Disaster Recovery Guide or contact technical support before using this script.
The stageback.sh script resides in the following location:
∕opt∕SUNWsamfs∕examples∕stageback.sh
