HP XP Array Manager Software - Manual (Page 22)

Correspondence between extended commands and basic commands (Exchange
database) ............................................................................................................ 225 81
Required permissions for each command (commands used when backing up and restoring
a file system) ........................................................................................................ 234 82
Required permissions for each command (common system commands) ......................... 234 83
Required permissions for each command (tape system commands) .............................. 235 84
Required permissions for each command (utility commands) ....................................... 236 85
Required permissions for each command (when the backup target is an SQL server
database) ............................................................................................................ 236 86
Required permissions for each command (when the backup target is an exchange
database) ............................................................................................................ 236 87
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (commands used when backing
up and restoring a file system) ................................................................................ 237 88
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (common commands) .............. 238 89
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (tape-related commands) ......... 238 90
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (utility commands) ................... 239 91
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (when the backup is of an SQL
Server database) .................................................................................................. 239 92
Possibility of concurrent execution with other commands (when the backup is of an
Exchange database) ............................................................................................. 240 93
Functions that require that the Protection Manager service be running .......................... 242 94
User script creation example ................................................................................... 260 95
Relationship between the status of the SQL Server service and the executable
command ............................................................................................................ 286 96
SQL Server database status where a command can be executed (1) ............................ 287 97
SQL Server database status where a command can be executed (2) ............................ 289 98
Relationship between the type of the sql server database and executable commands ..... 290 99
User script creation example ................................................................................... 308 100
Sample script for when a local backup is not performed ............................................. 360 101
Sample script for when a local backup is performed .................................................. 364 102
User script creation example ................................................................................... 415 103
OS log information .............................................................................................. 504 104
Application Agent information ................................................................................ 505 105
RAID Manager information .................................................................................... 507 106
Database information (when the backup is of an SQL Server database or Exchange
database) ............................................................................................................ 508 107
Other information ................................................................................................. 508 108
Items that are output to the log file for extended commands ........................................ 509 109
Items output to the detailed trace log ....................................................................... 513 110
Sources of messages (controlled objects) and corresponding message IDs .................... 513 111
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