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Oracle® Secure Backup Reference
Release 10.1

Part Number B14236-03
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osbcvt

Purpose

Use the osbcvt command-line tool to migrate Reliaty Backup configuration and catalog data to Oracle Secure Backup. The installob scripts runs osbcvt automatically during a migration, so you would not typically need to run it manually.

osbcvt performs the following tasks:

  1. Selects the source and destination directories.

  2. Moves relevant information from the source to destination admin directory. Relevant information includes hosts, devices, media families, schedules, datasets, index directories, and archive and volume catalog files.

  3. Reads the /etc/rbconfig file and converts the parameters it contains to the /etc/obconfig equivalents.

  4. Processes server and client hosts.

See Also:

Oracle Secure Backup Migration Guide to learn how to migrate from Reliaty Backup to Oracle Secure Backup

Usage Notes

Note the following aspects of osbcvt usage:

Syntax

install/osbcvt [ -srcdir srcdir_name ] [ -help ]

Semantics

-srcdir srcdir_name

Specifies the location of the admin directory in the Reliaty Backup home. If not specified, the location is determined from /etc/rbconfig. The program exits with an error message if -srcdir is not specified and the machine is not an administrative server in a Reliaty Backup domain.

-help

Prints usage information.

Example

Example 5-10 uses osbcvt to migrate the Reliaty Backup catalog and configuration data contained in /space/reliaty/backup_3132/admin.

Example 5-10 Displaying Volumes in Two Libraries

# install/osbcvt -srcdir /space/reliaty/backup_3132/admin
Starting data migration from Reliaty Backup to Oracle Secure Backup.
The Reliaty Backup admin data will be moved to /usr/local/oracle/backup
  
Data migration from Reliaty Backup is complete.