dumpoplog
Lists the contents of a replica's operation log
Applicability
| Product | Command type |
|---|---|
| MultiSite | multitool subcommand |
| Platform |
|---|
| UNIX |
| Linux |
| Windows |
Synopsis
- dumpoplog
[ –s/hort | –l/ong] [ –name ] [ –invob vob_selector ] [ –vreplica replica ]
[ oplog_ent_order_num... | –from oplog_id | –to oplog_id ]
[ –since date-time ] [ –reverse ]
Description
The dumpoplog command lists oplog information for all replicas of a VOB. It does not list information about oplogs that have been scrubbed.
Restrictions
You must be root (UNIX and Linux) or Administrator (Windows).
Specifying the kind of information to display
- Default
- Returns the entry order number, the name of the operation, the replica that created the entry, the oplog ID, and the time of creation.
- –s/hort
- Returns a short listing of all oplogs, including the entry order number, the operation, the creating replica, and the oplog ID in the format, entry_order_number: op=operation rep=replica id=oplog_ID
- –l/ong
- Returns additional information about the operation that was performed, such as the version OID and version number.
- –name
- Attempts to resolve OIDs to the corresponding names.
- –invob vob_tag
- Specifies a VOB other than the current VOB.
- –vreplica replica
- Returns the oplog of the specified replica only.
Specifying the range of information to display
- oplog_ent_order_num...
- Returns the specified oplogs.
- –from oplog_id
- Returns oplogs starting with the specified oplog to the latest oplog. This option can be used with the -to option to specify a range of oplogs.
- –to oplog_id
- Returns oplogs starting with the first oplog and ending with the specified oplog. This option can be used with the -from option to specify a range of oplogs.
- –since date-time
- Returns oplogs starting with the oplog having the specified time stamp through the last oplog.
- –reverse
- Reverses the order in which oplog entries are returned. When specified with the -since option, the last oplog is listed first and the listing ends with the oplog specified by -since. When specified with -from, the listing begins with the oplog specified by -from and ends with the first oplog. No useful listing is returned when this option is specified with -to.