-catalog
Displays the detail catalog of a specified object - session combination. Use an
object option (for example -filesystem) to specify the object and use the
-session (and sessionID) to specify the session.
-purge
This option removes the session from the session list. All objects within the session
become unprotected. It is still possible to make a restore from this session.
-timeframe StartDate EndDate
Lists the sessions that started within a specified timeframe.
NOTES
With clustered objects, the Client argument must be specified as the virtual
hostname.
EXAMPLES
The following examples illustrate how the omnidb command works.
1. To see details for the backup sessions started by user "root" in last three days,
run:
omnidb -session -user root -last 3 -type backup -detail
2. To see critical errors for the session with the sessionID "2008/05/14-17", run:
omnidb -session 2008/05/14-17 -report critical
3. To see all objects of the type filesystem, run:
omnidb -filesystem
4. To see encryption information for all Windows filesystem objects, run:
omnidb -winfs –encryptioninfo
5. To see encryption information for objects created in session "2009/03/23–2"
run:
omnidb -session 2009/03/23–2 –encryptioninfo
6. To see details for the filesystem "hpuljum.hermes.com:/ Label44" in the latest
session, run:
omnidb -filesystem hpuljum.hermes.com:/ Label44 -latest
-detail
7. To see catalog for the filesystem "bob:/" in the session "2008/07/14-6", run:
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