HP XP P9000 Performance Advisor Software - Manual (Page 188)

• %HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -backup target-path —time
and time>
The format for the start and end date, and time is as follows: DD-MM-YYYY,hh:mm:ss
NOTE:
• If you have saved the P9000 Performance Advisor database on a different location during
installation, navigate to that location.
• The target-path that you specify must not include space in the file location path.
• To restore your files, enter:
%HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path
Where, target-path is the location where you want to restore the files.
You can also restore data for an XP or a P9000 disk array DKC, or a particular duration. The
following are the commands:
• %HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path —dkc
al_Number>
• %HPSS_HOME%\bin\backuputility -restore target-path —time
and time>
The format for the start and end date, and time is as follows: DD-MM-YYYY, hh:mm:ss
Related Topics
• “ Automatically increasing the database size (AutoGrow) ” on page 163
• “ Manually increasing the database size ” on page 164
• “ Manually purging the data ” on page 166
• “ Purging older data ” on page 166
• “ Automatically purging data ” on page 167
• “ Creating and viewing Export DB CSV files ” on page 168
• “ Archiving data ” on page 178
• “ Deleting logs for archival and import activities ” on page 184
• “ Migrating data to another management station ” on page 184
Determining disk space requirements
Use the following formula to determine the disk space requirements for P9000 Performance Advisor
on a day basis. The factors that influence the output are the number of arrays, LDEVs, ports, DKC
components, performance data collection, and collection frequency:
Free_Space (MB/day for one array) = [(SECONDS_PER_DAY /
Ldev_Collection_frequency) * LDEVs * Ldev_Space ] + [(SECONDS_PER_DAY /
Port_Collection_ frequency) * PORTs * Port_Space] + [(SECONDS_PER_DAY/
Dkc_Collection_ frequency) * Dkc_Space]
where:
• Free_Space (MB/day) = Total free disk space (in MB) required for a day
• LDEVs = Total number of LDEVs in an XP or a P9000 disk array (includes journal volumes, pool
volumes, external volumes, and so on)
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