A new option exists to reset the repositories in standby MultiPlatform from version Dbvisit Standby MP 11.4 . These commands will provide options to reset
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provides the repository repair utility for dbvagentmanager and dbvcontrol. There are three reset levels by which you can reset the repositories.
Mirror: Removes all mirrored repos under ($DBVISIT_BASE/standbymp/db/mirrors)
Tasks and events: Removes all mirrors as well as the tasks, events, and executions.
For dbvagentmanager, it removes all the agent repos and
DDC monitor repos
For dbvcontrol, it removes the tasks and events from Director.db
Factory reset. This option would completely remove all data and events, and the control center would be clean. You have to start by adding the configurations by importing them again.
The repository reset can be done by both agentmanagers and from the control center.
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Removes all the repos
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This option requires restart the services to reload the dbvagentmanager and dbvcontrol process with new repo |
Before removing any repo files, all the current repository db files are backed up to <DBVISIT_BASE>/reset-backup directory.
1. Dbvagentmanager
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[oracle@repotest1 bin]$ ./dbvagentmanager reset-repo -h reset local repositories Usage: dbvagentmanager reset-repo [flags] Flags: -h, --help help for reset-repo --level string Reset levels: mirrors, tasks-events, factory-setting [oracle@repotest1 bin]$ |
Reset from agentmanager:
Choose the option to reset
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[oracle@dbvel71 bin]$ ./dbvagentmanager reset-repo
? Are you sure you want to reset local repositories? Yes
? Reset level: [Use arrows to move, type to filter]
> mirrors
tasks and events
factory settings
[oracle@dbvel71 bin]$ ./dbvagentmanager reset-repo
? Are you sure you want to reset local repositories? Yes
? Reset level: mirrors
Backing up current repositories to /usr/dbvisit/standbymp/reset_backup
[oracle@dbvel71 bin]$
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Restart Dbvagentmanager services
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sudo /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/bin/dbvagentmanager service stop
sudo /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/bin/dbvagentmanager service start |
You can use the below commands for non-interactive mode
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dbvagentmanager reset-repo --level mirrors
dbvagentmanager reset-repo --level tasks-events
dbvagentmanager reset-repo --level factory-settings |
2. Dbvcontrol
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[oracle@repotest2 bin]$ ./dbvcontrol reset-repo -h reset local repositories Usage: dbvcontrol reset-repo [flags] Flags: -h, --help help for reset-repo --level string Reset levels: mirrors, tasks-events, factory-setting |
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[oracle@repotest2 bin]$ ./dbvcontrol reset-repo ? Are you sure you want to reset local repositories? Yes ? Reset level: mirrors Backing up current repositories to /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/reset_backu |
Resetting task and events repo, removes all task and events from GUI
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[oracle@repotest2 bin]$ ./dbvcontrol reset-repo
? Are you sure you want to reset local repositories? Yes
? Reset level: tasks and events
Backing up current repositories to /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/reset_backup |
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Factory resetting of Dbvcontrol repo requires reimport of DDC file in GUI |
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[oracle@repotest2 bin]$ ./dbvcontrol reset-repo
? Are you sure you want to reset local repositories? Yes
? Reset level: factory settings
Backing up current repositories to /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/reset_backup |
You can use the below commands for non-interactive mode
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dbvcontrol reset-repo --level mirrors
dbvcontrol reset-repo --level tasks-events
dbvcontrol reset-repo --level factory-settings |
Restart Dbvcontrol services
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sudo /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/bin/dbvcontrol service stop
sudo /opt/dbvisit/standbymp/bin/dbvcontrol service start |