backup define
Purpose
To define and run a backup.
Format
backup define -n jobname -t jobtype -f definitionfile -p retention_days [-run] [-replace]
Arguments
-n jobname | The name you are assigning to the backup job definition. | |
-t jobtype | The type of backup. The valid types are: | |
backup_base | Indicates a base backup. | |
backup_incr | Indicates an incremental backup. | |
backup_difr | Indicates a differential backup. | |
backup_image | Indicates an Image backup. | |
backup_image_incr | Indicates an incremental Image backup. | |
backup_image_difr | Indicates a differential Image backup. | |
backup_snapvault | Indicates a SnapVault backup. | |
backup_raw | Indicates a raw backup. | |
backup_ads | Indicates an NDMP backup. | |
backup_catalog | Indicates a Catalog backup. | |
-f definitionfile | The name of the definition file that contains job definition statements for the backup. These statements are described in Job Definition Language. | |
-p retention_days | The number of days to retain the backup in the Catalog. | |
-run | Runs the backup. This option allows you to define and run the backup in a single step. | |
-replace | Replaces an existing backup job definition if one exists with the same name that you specified. |
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