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NSRMMDBD(8)                 Legato NetWorker 4.0                 NSRMMDBD(8)


NAME
       nsrmmdbd - NetWorker media (volume) management database daemon

SYNOPSIS
       nsrmmdbd

DESCRIPTION
       The nsrmmdbd daemon provides an RPC-based database service to the
       local nsrd(8) and nsrmmd(8) daemons, and query-only network access to
       NetWorker clients.  The RPC program number provided by nsrmmdbd is
       390107.  The RPC version numbers provided by nsrmmdbd are 3, 4, and
       5.  Nsrmmdbd is normally started by nsrd(8).

       The daemon manages a ``media and save set database'' located in the
       file /nsr/mm/mmvolume.  The primary purpose of the database is to
       remember which save sets reside on which backup volumes.  Numerous
       access methods are provided to both save set and volume records
       within the database.

FILES
       /nsr/mm/mmvolume
                   File containing the volume data base.

       /nsr/mm/.noscav
                   The existence of this file indicates that the indexing to
                   the data structures inside /nsr/mm/mmvolume need not be
                   rebuilt when nsrmmdbd is restarted.  To forcibly rebuild
                   the indexes, remove this file when nsrmmdbd is not runĀ­
                   ning.

       /nsr/mm/mmvolume.s
                   This temporary file is created to hold the media database
                   information that will be saved to tape by nsrmmdbasm(8).

       /nsr/mm/mmvolume.r
                   A named pipe (created by nsrmmdbasm) that is read when
                   the media database information is being recovered.

SEE ALSO
       nsr(8), nsrd(8), nsrmmd(8), nsrmmdbasm(8), nsrmm(8), mminfo(8)

DIAGNOSTICS
       All diagnostic messages are posted as events and can be monitored in
       a NetWorker console window.

       media db is converting the old data, this may take a while
              Any media databases created prior to the NetWorker 4.0 release
              have to be converted (once) to the new database format.  Plan
              on allowing one second for every 100 save sets.

       media db is converting %d volumes
              This is printed after the volumes' data has been dumped from
              the old database, but before it has been loaded into the new
              database.



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NSRMMDBD(8)                 Legato NetWorker 4.0                 NSRMMDBD(8)


       media db is converting %d save sets
              This is printed after the save sets' data has been dumped from
              the old database, but before it has been loaded into the new
              database.

       media db rebuilding save sets by %s
              Printed for each of the various access methods to the save
              sets' records.  The methods include save set id, save time,
              continuation save set, and save set name.

       media db rebuilding volumes by %s
              Printed for each of the various access methods to the volumes'
              records.  The methods include volume id, volume name, volume
              type, volume pool, and bar code label.

       media db is saving its data, this may take a while
              Printed when the daemon is dumping its records to a temporary
              file when the database is being backed up.  The service is
              unavailable while the database is dumping.

       media db is recovering, this may take a while
              Printed when the daemon is reloading its database.  The serĀ­
              vice is unavailable while the data is being reloaded.

       media db is recovering old data, this may take a while
              Similar to the previous message, except that a pre-4.0
              database is being recovered and it will have to be converted
              before service resumes.

       media db is cross checking the save sets
              Printed each time the daemon is restarted.  Upon start-up, the
              daemon sanity checks its records before providing its service.

       media db is open for business
              Printed after any of the previous messages are printed to
              indicate that the service is once again available.





















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