TiNa help commands

All TiNa help commands.

Listing

Liste des commandes :

# ls /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/
atncheckpid        Perl                  tina_check_network   tina_frontend_Ugc     tina_odbsave       tina_synccloud
atnlosetup         qcdiag                tina_clone_catalog   tina_help             tina_operator      tina_synchvds
avfs               read_vmdk             tina_cod             tina_IndexUpgrade     tina_perl          tina_syncxdcs
backint            runtina               tina_collector_job   tina_init             tina_perl_cmd      tina_syncxdf
check_port         tin@                  tina_config          tina_init_gui         tina_ping          tina_tpl_back_end
devdrvconfig       tina                  tina_daemon          tina_job              tina_qdb           tina_tpl_back_end.real
frag_vmdk          tina_acct             tina_daemon_clt      tina_job_control      tina_replicmp      tina_tunable_ctrl
fusermount         tina_adm              tina_daemon_tunnel   tina_ldap             tina_report        tina_user_info
get_os_name.sh     tina_alarm            tina_db2bar_10       tina_library          tina_restore       tina_user_info_cmd
GVAadapters        tina_alpha            tina_db2bar_11       tina_library_control  tina_sched         tina_vls
hdbbackint         tina_archive          tina_db2bar_9        tina_listcart         tina_scm           tina_vlsa
hyperstream_admin  tina_archive_control  tina_dedup           tina_listjob          tina_scm_control   tina_web_info_rest
lsm_tool           tina_backup           tina_del             tina_lsm              tina_sendmail      tina_xattr
mdnsd              tina_bck              tina_drive_control   tina_mount            tina_shell         tina_xdcs_srv
mount_raw          tina_bench            tina_event           tina_mount_cart       tina_sidf          tina_xxx
mount_vmdk         tina_cache            tina_event_viewer    tina_ngagva_launcher  tina_start_backup  tina_zip
ndmpd              tina_cart             tina_export          tina_nts              tina_stat
ora_connect11      tina_cart_control     tina_find            tina_odbcheck         tina_stk
ora_connect12      tina_catalog_ctrl     tina_folder_control  tina_odbedit          tina_stop
ora_connect18      tina_centera          tina_frontend_Api    tina_odbfree          tina_storage_ctrl
ora_connect19      tina_cert             tina_frontend_Odb    tina_odbgc            tina_stream

Help

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/atncheckpid -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/atnlosetup -h

Usage:
 atnlosetup loop_device                             give info
 atnlosetup -a | --all                              list all used
 atnlosetup -d | --detach <loopdev>                 delete
 atnlosetup -f | --find                             find unused
 atnlosetup -j | --associated <file> [-o <num>]     list all associated with <file>
 atnlosetup [ options ] {-f|--find|loopdev} <file>  setup

Options:
 -e | --encryption <type> enable data encryption with specified <name/num>
 -h | --help              this help
 -o | --offset <num>      start at offset <num> into file
      --sizelimit <num>   loop limited to only <num> bytes of the file
 -p | --pass-fd <num>     read passphrase from file descriptor <num>
 -r | --read-only         setup read-only loop device
      --show              print device name (with -f <file>)
 -v | --verbose           verbose mode

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/avfs -h

avfs
  -h,  --help                                 help
  -t                                          activate traces
  -r                                          readonly mount
  -m <path>                                   mirror
  -l <path>,  --path_to_lib                   path to external library
  -s <path>,  --server_url                    ADE server
              --client_uid <path>             client uid
              --catalog_uid <uid>             catalog uid
  -mp <path>, --local_path <path>             source path
  -c <path>,  --config_file <path>            configuration file
  -rw                                         read write
  -e <file>                                   file (multiples -e allowed)
              --vmdks <file1 ...>             file(s)
              --vhds <file1 ...>              file(s)
              --mount_point <path>            mount path
              --tina_server_name <server>     tina server
              --tina_server_udp_port <port>   tina port
              --tina_catalog                  catalog name
              --no_alc                        disable alc logging
              --skip_br_header                skip backup read header
              --test <port>                   Test connection to the specified hvds server / port.
                                              for example, in the TINA_HOME directory enter the following command :
                                              "avfs -l Lib/libalnapi.so -s hvds01 --test 9080"
              --find <begin:end>              Experimental. Try to find the HVDS port (begin<end)
              --temp <path>                   Use temporary directory <path>

              --alnstats                      write block access in avfs_stat.txt
              --aln_cached_blocks <nbblock>   Number of block to keep in memory cache (default 600)
experimental:
              --aln_trash_freq <sec>          Number of seconds between frequency analysis (default 0 = unactive)
              --aln_trash_value <num>         Minimum number of block access per frequency check to keep block in cache

Optional configuration file : $TINA_HOME/Conf/avfs.conf, one item per line, option value must be in a new line

For instance to change the number of cached block to 2048, edit $TINA_HOME/Conf/avfs.conf and set the content as follow :
--aln_cached_blocks
2048

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/backint -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/check_port -h
usage: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/check_port service_name protocol
version @(#) $Id$

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/devdrvconfig -h
usage : devdrvconfig -s tape | mc | tape_mc     (show devices)
                   -c tape | mc | tape_mc       (create configuration file for devices)
                   -d tape | mc | tape_mc       (delete configuration file for devices)
                   -v level                     (set verbosity level)
                   -t <vendor+product>          (Get Tina's type of Tape Drive SCSI inquiry)
                   -m <vendor+product>          (Get Tina's type of Media-Changer SCSI inquiry)
                   -h                           (print help)

 Verbose level value: 0=DEFAULT 1=ERROR 2=INFO 3=SCSI 4=DATA 5=TRACE

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/frag_vmdk -h

read_vmdk v1.0.1 for Linux x64

Syntax: frag_vmdk [-start <startSector>] [-skip <nbSectors>] -file <params_file> [<params_file2> ...]
Options:
        -file <params_file> ... Parameters files

Instructions of use
0) Create a VM with a thin vmdk, activate CBT on the VM, start the VM (even if there is no OS)
1) Take a snapshot for a virtual machine on the virtual center (no memory, no quiesce) and make sure that there is only one snapshot
2) in a console, change dir in the TINA_HOME directory
3) launch this command "3rdParty/java/bin/java -jar Classes/infoVM.jar -vixtest <vmname>"
        it will create a read_vmdk.params file
4) only keep the vmdk that will be fragmented"
5) for vddk 6, add the sslThumprint in the last line of <vmname>.vixtest"
6) remove the snapshot and stop the VM"
7) run "frag_vmdk -file <vmname>.vixtest"

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/fusermount -h


/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/fusermount: [options] mountpoint
Options:
 -h                 print help
 -V                 print version
 -o opt[,opt...]   mount options
 -u                 unmount
 -q                 quiet
 -z                 lazy unmount

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/get_os_name.sh -h
Linux-X64
Linux X64
4.18.0-348.el8.x86_64 - Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 8.5 (Ootpa)
_TN_SYSTEM_NAME_=<<Linux-X64>>
_TN_OS_CLEAR_=<<Linux X64>>
_TN_OS_COMPLETE_=<<4.18.0-348.el8.x86_64 - Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 8.5 (Ootpa)>>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/hdbbackint -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/lsm_tool -h


lsm_tool -view |-enable |-disable |-alloc |-free |-full |-empty |-create |-remove |-bench duration |-sync drive1/status1 [drive2/status2 ...] -lsm_cat catalog -barcode label -all_drives -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]

lsm_tool -view
lsm_tool -enable -all_drives
lsm_tool -enable -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -disable -all_drives
lsm_tool -disable -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -alloc -lsm_cat catalog -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -free -lsm_cat catalog -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -full -lsm_cat catalog [-barcode label] -drive drive_name
lsm_tool -empty -lsm_cat catalog -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -create -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -remove -drive drive1 [drive2 ... ]
lsm_tool -bench duration -drive drive_name
lsm_tool -sync drive1/status1 [drive2/status2 ...] -lsm_cat catalog
lsm_tool -help

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/mdnsd -h
Usage: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/mdnsd [-debug]

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/mount_raw -h
Allowed options:

Command line-only options:
  -v [ --version ]                    display the version
  -h [ --help ]                       display a help message
  -m [ --man ]                        display an on-line manual page
  -c [ --conf ] arg (=mount_raw.cfg)  name of a parameters file
  --allow_mount_ntfs                  allow to mount disks with an active NTFS
                                      partition (on Linux only)
  -u [ --unmount ]                    used with the 'cookie' option, trigger
                                      the unmount operation
  -d [ --delete ]                     used with the 'cookie' option, delete the
                                      objects associated to this cookie
  --spawn                             used with the 'cookie' option, spawn the
                                      mount command and wait the result of this
                                      command

Configuration options:
  --vm arg                            VM MoRef
  --mpath arg                         mount path : directory where the file
                                      systems will be mounted
  --lpath arg                         local path : directory where the raw
                                      image files are stored locally
  --rpath arg                         [multivalued] remote path of raw image
                                      file
  --file arg                          [multivalued] name of raw image file
                                      stored into the local path
  --cookie arg                        name of the "cookie" identifying the
                                      session
  --timeout arg (=30)                 timeout in seconds to wait the end of
                                      mount operation
  --tina_srv arg                      name of the TiNa server to send log
                                      messages
  --tina_udp arg                      UDP port number used to send log messages
                                      to the TiNa server
  --tina_cat arg                      name of the TiNa catalog associated to
                                      log messages

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/mount_vmdk -h
Allowed options:

Command line-only options:
  -v [ --version ]                     display the version
  -h [ --help ]                        display a help message
  -m [ --man ]                         display an on-line manual page
  -c [ --conf ] arg (=mount_vmdk.cfg)  name of a parameters file
  --allow_mount_ntfs                   allow to mount disks with an active NTFS
                                       partition (on Linux only)
  -u [ --unmount ]                     used with the 'cookie' option, trigger
                                       the unmount operation
  -d [ --delete ]                      used with the 'cookie' option, delete
                                       the objects associated to this cookie
  --spawn                              used with the 'cookie' option, spawn the
                                       mount command and wait the result of
                                       this command

Configuration options:
  --port arg (=902)                    SSL port used to access the vCenter
                                       Server
  --host arg                           vCenter name
  --user arg                           user name
  --pass arg                           password
  --vm arg                             VM MoRef
  --libdir arg                         directory where the VDDK is installed
  --snap arg                           snapshot ID
  --mpath arg                          mount path : directory where the file
                                       systems will be mounted
  --lpath arg                          local path : directory where the VMDK
                                       files are stored locally
  --rpath arg                          [multivalued] remote path of VMDK file
  --file arg                           [multivalued] name of VMDK file stored
                                       into the local path
  --cookie arg                         name of the "cookie" identifying the
                                       session
  --timeout arg (=30)                  timeout in seconds to wait the end of
                                       mount operation
  --tina_srv arg                       name of the TiNa server to send log
                                       messages
  --tina_udp arg                       UDP port number used to send log
                                       messages to the TiNa server
  --log                                commit all the logs
  --tina_cat arg                       name of the TiNa catalog associated to
                                       log messages

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ndmpd -h
No help for this command

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect11 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.ora_connect11.real: error while loading shared libraries: libclntsh.so.11.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect12 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.ora_connect12.real: error while loading shared libraries: libclntsh.so.12.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect13 -h
bash: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect13: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect18 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.ora_connect18.real: error while loading shared libraries: libclntsh.so.18.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/ora_connect19 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.ora_connect19.real: error while loading shared libraries: libclntsh.so.19.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/qcdiag -h
Error: main.1: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/qcdiag: unknown option `-h'.  Try `/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/qcdiag -help'.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/qcdiag -help
Usage: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/qcdiag [options] [script]

    -help           This help text.
    -barcode        Enable barcode (default).
    -no-barcode     Disable barcode.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/read_vmdk -h
read_vmdk v1.2.1 for Linux x64

Syntax: read_vmdk [-f] [-flat] [-output <outfilename>] [-port <sslport>] [-lw] [-repo <path>] -file <params_file> [<params_file2> ...]
Options:
        -f                      Ignore if libdiskplugin is not loaded
        -port <sslport>         Specify the ssl port to use
        -lw                     local write
        -repo                   local repository
        -disktype [flat|sparse|vmfs|vmfssparse|thin|splitsparse|split]
        -adaptype [ide|bus|lsi]
        -file <params_file> ... Parameters files

        -vc <vcenter>   vcenter
        -user <user>    vcenter user
        -pass <pass>    password of vcenter user
        -vm <vmmoref>   moref of the vm in the from "moref=<moref>"
        -libdir <libdir>        path of the vddk directory. Not needed on Windows, this path is read from the registry
        -thumb <sslthumbprint>  thumbprint of the vcenter
        -vmdk <vmdk name>       in the form "[DATASTORE] vmname/vmdkname.vmdk", can be specified multiple times
        -config <vmware_config_file>    vmware configuration file
Instructions of use
1) Take a snapshot for a virtual machine on the virtual center (make sure that there is only one snapshot)
2) in a console, change dir in the TINA_HOME directory
3) launch this command "java -jar Classes/infoVM.jar -vixtest <vmname>"
        it will create a <vmname>.vixtest file
4) run "read_vmdk -file <vmname>.vixtest"

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/runtina -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/-h not found

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina -h
Usage:
tina [-options ...]
where options include:
     -help              Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog   Specifies the working catalog
     -target_host host  Specifies the target host
     -target_appl application   Specifies the target application
     -language language Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd      Specifies the catalog login identity
     -secure            Privileged mode

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tin@ -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_acct -h

Usage: tina_acct  [-customer_id customer_id] [-host host1 [host2]...] [-platform platform1 [platform2]...] [-volume_unit kilo|mega|giga] [-back_hour hours]|[-start_date yyyymmddhhmm] [-end_date yyyymmddhhmm] [-v_classes] [-v_report_date] [-v_period] [-v_catalog] [-v_platform] [-v_vm_name] [-v_folder] [-v_jobtype] [-v_status] [-v_user] [-v_description] [-v_dates] [-v_backup_date] [-v_elapsed] [-v_jobid] [-v_volume] [-v_expected_volume] [-v_objects] [-v_cart] [-v_barcode] [-v_properties] [-v_father_jobid] [-v_duplicated_jobid] [-v_priority] [-v_strategy] [-output_format text|xml|csv] [-csv_separator csv_separator] [-xml_stylesheet_file file] [-xml_stylesheet_type stylesheet_type] [-file file] [-display_active_jobs_only] [-skipped_jobs] [-catalog catalog]

where options include:
        -customer_id customer_id             Specifies the identifier of the customer
        -host host                           Specifies a list of hosts to filter the jobs
        -platform platform                   Specifies a list of platforms by which to filter the jobs
        -volume_unit kilo|mega|giga          Specifies the unit used to display volume data
        -back_hour hours                     Specifies a duration in hours in the Past to view jobs
        -start_date yyyymmddhhmm             Specifies the beginning of the period
        -end_date yyyymmddhhmm               Specifies the end of the period
        -v_classes                           Displays the list of Backup Selections of each backup job (text and XML modes only)
        -v_report_date                       Displays the Report Creation Date column (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_period                            Displays the columns of the period scanned by the report  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_catalog                           Displays the columns concerning the scanned catalogs (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_platform                          Displays the Job Platform column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_vm_name                           Displays the Backed up Virtual Machine Name column (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_folder                            Displays the Job Folder column (CSV mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_jobtype                           Displays the Job Type column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_status                            Displays the Job Status columns  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_user                              Displays the Job User column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_description                       Displays the Job Description column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_dates                             Displays the Job Dates columns  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_backup_date                       Displays the Job Backup Date column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_elapsed                           Displays the Job Elapsed Time column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_jobid                             Displays the Job ID column (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_volume                            Displays the Job Processed Volume columns  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_expected_volume                   Displays the Job Expected Volume columns  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_objects                           Displays the column of the number of processed objects for the job  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_cart                              Displays the columns concerning the cartridges used during the job  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_barcode                           Displays the cartridge barcode in the columns concerning the cartridges used during the job  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if options  "-output_format",  "-v_cart" are used
        -v_properties                        Displays the Job Properties column  (csv mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_father_jobid                      Displays the Father Job Id column (CSV mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_duplicated_jobid                  Displays the Duplicated Jobs Id columns (CSV mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_priority                          Displays the Job Priority column (CSV mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_strategy                          Displays the Strategy column (CSV mode only)
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -output_format text|xml|csv          Specifies the format used to export the data
        -csv_separator csv_separator         Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -xml_stylesheet_file file            Name of the stylesheet that will be used to display the XML document
                                               Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -xml_stylesheet_type stylesheet_type Stylesheet type
                                               Can be used only if options  "-xml_stylesheet_file",  "-output_format" are used
        -file file                           Specifies the output file
        -display_active_jobs_only            Displays only the active jobs
        -skipped_jobs                        Displays the scheduled jobs which were not started
                                               alias on this option is:  -show_all
        -catalog catalog                     Catalog name

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_adm -h
Usage:
tina_adm [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                        Displays this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -language language           Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd        Specifies the catalogs login identity

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_alarm -h


Usage: tina_alarm  -text Text -severity severity_level [-host host]|[-application application]|[-drive drive]|[-library library]|[-jobid jobid]|[-label Label] [-alarm_id ID] [-catalog catalog] [-class event_class1 [event_class2]...] [-help]

Allows to send an alarm to Time Navigator Enterprise Edition catalog

where options include:
        -text Text                          Specifies the alarm text
        -severity severity_level            Specifies the severity level: critical, major, minor, fatal, error, warning, info, acct, debug, audit
        -host host                          Specifies the host to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
        -application application            Specifies the application to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
        -drive drive                        Specifies the drive to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
        -library library                    Specifies the library to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
        -jobid jobid                        Specifies the job identity to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
                                              alias on this option is:  -job_id
        -label Label                        Specifies the cartridge label to which the alarm is attached. Can be used only if severity is set to critical, major, minor
        -alarm_id ID                        Specifies the alarm id
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -class event_class                  Specifies one or several classes : standard, obj_not_rest, io_error, vmstat, fuzzy_object, secure, obj_not_decoded, end_user, obj_not_backed_up. Default value is standard
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

This operation can only be run while connected to a catalog

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_alpha -h


Usage: tina_alpha  [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to navigate in space and time trough the Time Navigator Enterprise Edition file tree and restore objects

where options include:
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_archive -h


Usage: tina_archive  -path path1 path2 ...1 [path1 path2 ...2]...|-file_list file_path [-file_list_dest file_path] [-behavior_on_missing_file continue|continue_with_error_code|abort] [-host host]|[-application application] -folder_dest folder -archive_dest archive_path [-create_archive] [-keywords keyword1 [keyword2]...] [-full]|[-incr] [-date yyyymmddhhmm] [-user user] [-password password] [-pool pool_name1 [pool_name2]...] [-drive drive] [-sync_cart] [-no_r] [-v_jobid] [-error_mode continue|abort] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to archive directories and files

where options include:
        -path path1 path2 ...                                             Specifies absolute paths of objects to be archived
                                                                            alias on this option is:  -path_src
        -file_list file_path                                              Specifies the path of a file containing the absolute paths of objects to be archived (the paths must be separated by carriage returns).
        -file_list_dest file_path                                         Specifies the absolute path of a file containing the list of destination relative paths for all objects to be archived (one path per line)
                                                                            Can be used only if option  "-file_list" is used
        -behavior_on_missing_file continue|continue_with_error_code|abort Specifies the behavior if a file to archive does not exist in the file_list file. Default behavior is: continue
                                                                            Can be used only if option  "-file_list" is used
                                                                            alias on this option is:  -behavior_if_file_not_exist
        -host host                                                        Specifies the name of the host from which the files are archived
        -application application                                          Specifies the name of the application from which the files are archived
        -folder_dest folder                                               Specifies the destination archive folder
        -archive_dest archive_path                                        Specifies the absolute path of the archive in the destination folder
        -create_archive                                                   Specifies the creation of the destination archive if it does not exist
                                                                            Can be used only if option  "-archive_dest" is used
        -keywords keyword                                                 Specifies the keywords to be associated to the created/edited archive folder or archive
                                                                            Can be used only if option  "-create_archive" is used
        -full                                                             Starts a full archiving. This is the default value.
        -incr                                                             Starts an incremental archiving.
        -date yyyymmddhhmm                                                Specifies the archiving date.
        -user user                                                        Specifies the name of the user performing the archiving
        -password password                                                Specifies the user password
                                                                            Can be used only if option  "-user" is used
        -pool pool_name                                                   Specifies a list of cartridge pool (Applies only to central archive folders)
        -drive drive                                                      Specifies the drive of the local machine (Applies only to local archive folders)
        -sync_cart                                                        Specifies that the archiving is considered as completed once data has actually been written on cartridges. If not specified, the archiving is complete once data has been written in the cache.
        -no_r                                                             Specifies that directory content should not be archived
        -v_jobid                                                          Specifies to display the job id
        -error_mode continue|abort                                        Specifies the behavior to adopt when encountering an error
        -catalog catalog                                                  Catalog name
        -help                                                             This page
                                                                            alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_archive_control -h


Usage: TiNa_archive_control  [-folder folder_name] [-archive archive_name] -create|-edit|-remove|-list|-statistic|-view [-force] [-description Description] [-type Type] [-keywords keyword1 [keyword2]...] [-remove_keywords] [-protected_size Size] [-output_format format] [-csv_separator separator_char] [-permission permission1 [permission2]...] [-os_user user_name] [-os_group group_name] [-cartridge_format cart_format] [-file_format file_format1 [file_format2]...] [-through_link yes/no] [-pool pool_name1 [pool_name2]...] [-host host_name] [-manage_acl yes/no] [-prolog file_path] [-epilog file_path] [-lanfree yes/no] [-remove_archived_file yes/no] [-use_empty_archive yes/no] [-sync_cart yes/no] [-continue_on_error yes/no] [-keyword_on_archive yes/no] [-propagate] [-identity identity] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on archive folders and archives

where options include:
        -folder folder_name           Specifies the name of the archive folder on which the operation is performed.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create",  "-remove",  "-list",  "-statistic",  "-view" are used
        -archive archive_name         Specifies the absolute path of the archive on which the operation is performed.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-folder",  "-edit",  "-create",  "-remove",  "-statistic",  "-view" are used
        -create                       Creates an archive folder if used with "-folder" only. Creates an archive in the specified archive folder if used with "-folder" and "-archive". The folder must exist.

                                        Can be used only if options  "-folder",  "-host",  "-pool" are used
        -edit                         Edits the object. Use with "-folder"  only to modify a folder. Use with "-folder" and "-archive" to modify the selected archive in the selected folder.
                                        Can be used only if option  "-folder" is used
        -remove                       Removes an archive folder if used with "-folder" only. Removes the archive in the specified folder if used with "-folder" and "-archive".
                                        Can be used only if option  "-folder" is used
        -force                        Used with "-remove", will remove the archive folder or archive even if it contains archived objects.
                                        Can be used only if option  "-remove" is used
        -list                         Displays the list of archive folders present in the catalog. If used with "-folder", displays the list of archives contained in the specified folder.
        -view                         Displays the list of parameters set for the specified archive folder or archive. Used with "-folder" only, will display folder parameters. Used with "-folder" and "-archive", will display archive parameters.
                                        Can be used only if option  "-folder" is used
        -description Description      Specifies the description to be associated to the created/edited archive folder or archive
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -type Type                    Specifies the type of created archive folder. Values can be "standard", "db2", "rman", "sap", "sybase", "dfm"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -keywords keyword             Specifies the keywords to be associated to the created/edited archive folder or archive
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -remove_keywords              Removes all the keywords associated to the archive folder or archive that is being edited
                                        Can be used only if option  "-edit" is used
        -protected_size Size          Specifies the maximum protected size which can be contained in an archive folder. It can be used only if folder is of type "db2", "rman", "sap" or "sybase".
                                        Can be used only if options  "-folder",  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -output_format format         Specifies the format used to display the data. Values can be: text, csv
                                        Can be used only if options  "-list",  "-statistic" are used
        -csv_separator separator_char Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                        Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -permission permission        Specifies the owner or group permissions associated with the created/edited archive folder or archive. Values can be "owner_read", "owner_write", "group_read", "group_write", "other_read", and "other_write" used in a list.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -os_user user_name            Specifies the owner name for the created/edited archive folder or archive.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -os_group group_name          Specifies the group name for the created/edited archive folder or archive.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -statistic                    Displays information about the archive folder if used with "-folder" only. Displays information about the archive in the specified folder if used with "-folder" and "-archive".
                                        Can be used only if option  "-folder" is used
        -cartridge_format cart_format Specifies the cartridge format used for the created/edited archive folder. Format can be tina | tar | cpio | sidf | none
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -file_format file_format      Specifies the file format used for the created/edited archive folder. Format can be encode and compress used in a list.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -through_link yes/no          Specifies that the link target must be archived, and not the link itself. Values can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -pool pool_name               Specifies the name of the cartridge pools to be used for the created/edited archive folder. The first cartridge pool will be the main pool. Other cartridge pools will be multiple writing pools.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -host host_name               Specifies the name of the host onto which the archive folder is created.
                                        Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -manage_acl yes/no            Specifies that the ACLs will be archived along with the actual data. Values can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -prolog file_path             Specifies the path of program or script that is run before the archiving operation is started.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -epilog file_path             Specifies the path of program or script that is run after the archiving operation is complete.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -lanfree yes/no               Specifies that data is archived on cartridges without transiting via the server. Values can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -remove_archived_file yes/no  Specifies that source data is automatically removed from disk once it has been archived (copied onto a cartridge). Value can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -use_empty_archive yes/no     Specifies that data must always be archived in an empty archive. Values can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -sync_cart yes/no             Specifies that the archiving operation will be considered as complete only when data has actually been written on cartridges. Values can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -continue_on_error yes/no     Specifies that the archiving operation will proceed even if an error occurs on one of the multiple writing sessions. Value can be "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -keyword_on_archive yes/no    Specifies that all the archives contained in the specified archive folder must be assigned at least one keyword. Values can bee "yes" or "no"
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-create" are used
        -propagate                    Specifies that the archive folder keywords will also  be assigned to all its existing archives.
                                        Can be used only if options  "-edit",  "-keyword_on_archive" are used
        -identity identity            Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog catalog              Catalog name
        -help                         This page
                                        alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_backup -h


Usage: tina_backup  -strat A|B|C|D [-full]|[-incr] [-host host]|[-application application] [-path path1 path2 ...1 [path1 path2 ...2]...]|[-file_list file_path]|[-parallel_file_list file_path1 file_path2 ...1 [file_path1 file_path2 ...2]...] [-user user] [-password password] [-encode] [-compress] [-sync_cart] [-v_jobid] [-date_repack yyyymmddhhmm]|[-date yyyymmddhhmm] [-identity identity] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to run backups and to back up objects.

where options include:
        -strat A|B|C|D                                Specifies the backup strategy to use
        -full                                         Starts a full backup. This is the default value.
        -incr                                         Starts an incremental backup.
        -host host                                    Specifies the host onto which the backup is initiated (if not specified, the backup is started on local machine)
        -application application                      Specifies the application onto which the backup is initiated
        -date yyyymmddhhmm                            Specifies the backup date
        -path path1 path2 ...                         Specifies absolute paths of objects to be backed up
                                                        alias on this option is:  -path_src
        -file_list file_path                          Specifies the path of a file containing the absolute paths of objects to be archived (the paths must be separated by carriage returns).
        -user user                                    Specifies the name of the user performing the backup
        -password password                            Specifies the user password
                                                        Can be used only if option  "-user" is used
        -encode                                       Specifies that backed up data must be encrypted
        -compress                                     Specifies that backed up data must be compressed
        -sync_cart                                    Specifies that the backup is considered as completed once data has actually been written on cartridges. If not specified, the backup is complete once data has been written in the cache.
        -parallel_file_list file_path1 file_path2 ... Specifies absolute paths of files containing absolute paths of files to be backed up. Each list of files will be backed up simultaneously
        -v_jobid                                      Specifies to display the job id
        -date_repack yyyymmddhhmm                     Specifies the backup date
        -identity identity                            Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog catalog                              Catalog name
        -help                                         This page
                                                        alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_bck -h
No help for this command

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_bench -h


Usage: tina_bench  [-bench bench_type1 [bench_type2]...] [-format format] [-all_host_from_catalog catalog_name] [-host host1 [host2]...] [-port port] [-volume Select data volume (in MB) for System bench test] [-bs Select I/O block size in KB] [-test_dir test_dir] [-tcp_host tcp_host] [-verbose] [-help]

Enables the encoding and compression of files or streams

where options include:
        -bench bench_type                   Select one or more benchmarks in this list: info, cpu, sys, net, netlocal, pipe, spawn, all
        -format format                      html or txt (default=txt)
        -all_host_from_catalog catalog_name Bench all hosts from the catalog. Syntax is [catalog_server:]catalog_name
        -host host                          List of hosts to benchmark or get information from. Default is local host. Syntax is host:port@catalog_server@catalog_name
        -port port
        -volume Select data volume (in MB) for System bench test
        -bs Select I/O block size in KB
                                              alias on this option is:  -block_size
        -test_dir test_dir                  Directory for I/O test
        -tcp_host tcp_host                  Target host for TCP/IP network test. Syntax is host@catalog_server@catalog_name
        -verbose                            Add information on output
                                              alias on this option is:  -v
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_cache -h


Usage: tina_cache  [-purge] [-job_queue <queue_type>] [-jobid <jobid>] [-scan] [-once] [-incl job_type1 [job_type2]...]|[-excl <job_type>1 [<job_type>2]...] [-interval <freq>] [-jobs_to_stderr] [-info] [-path <p>] [-move <n>] [-rename <n>] [-display_states] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

inspects and performs operations on cache axes

where options include:
        -purge                  Purges cache axes for all jobs types in the history
        -job_queue <queue_type> Specifies a job queue (ACTIVE, ALL or HISTORIC) for purge (default is HISTORIC), or scan (default is ACTIVE)
        -jobid <jobid>          Specifies the identifier of the job to purge (default is all jobs of the queue)
                                  alias on this option is:  -job_id
        -scan                   Scans cache axes for all the jobs types (default)
        -once                   Scan of cache axes must be performed only once
        -incl job_type          Specifies job type to be included: BCKP SYNT ARCH REST DUPL XSRC XDST (X stands for export)
        -excl <job_type>        Specifies job type to be excluded: BCKP SYNT ARCH REST DUPL XSRC XDST (X stands for export)
        -interval <freq>        Specifies an interval of time in second between each display of cache scan
        -jobs_to_stderr         Prints job information of the -scan option to error output
        -info                   Cache axis and catalog information
        -path <p>               Specifies the absolute path where to move or rename a cache file
        -move <n>               move/rename cache file of axis number <n> in path <p>. Must be used with option -path
                                  Can be used only if option  "-path" is used
        -rename <n>             move/rename cache file of axis number <n> in path <p>. Must be used with option -path
                                  Can be used only if option  "-path" is used
        -display_states         Prints all possible states of jobs, streams and sessions
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_cart -h


Usage: tina_cart  -type dev_type -list|-extract -device device_descriptor [-skip number] [-source_data_os_type Windows|Unix|MacOS|Netware] [-old_format] [-verbose] [-offset offset value] [-set_size] [-files file1 [file2]...] [-format TiNa|TiNa2|TiNa3|TiNa4|TiNa5|tar|cpio|raw] [-all] [-no_decode] [-raw_data] [-block_size Size] [-crypt_password password] [-key Key file] [-event_to_console]

Allows to perform operations on cartridges

where options include:
        -type dev_type                                 Specifies the type of device used to read the cartridge
        -list                                          Displays the list of backed up files
        -extract                                       Extracts the backed up files to the current directory
        -device device_descriptor                      Specifies the drive used. Must be a "no rewind" device descriptor
        -skip number                                   Specifies the Nth tape file after the cartridge label (0)
        -source_data_os_type Windows|Unix|MacOS|Netware Specifies the OS type of the source data to restore
        -old_format                                    Mandatory to restore files before the multi stream format use (Unix only)
        -verbose                                       Display format header - Tar format only
        -offset offset value                           Specifies the offset value - Modulo 512 bytes - Tar format and Raw File only
        -set_size                                      Force the missing extra size  - GNU Tar format only
        -files file                                    Specifies the list of files to list or extract
        -format TiNa|TiNa2|TiNa3|TiNa4|TiNa5|tar|cpio|raw Specifies the backup format of files. Default is TiNa
        -all                                           Lists or extracts all the tapes files located on the cartridge
        -no_decode                                     Unformat only (no decoding)
        -raw_data                                      Restores raw data on Windows systems (Useful to restore segmented files. You must then concatenate segments and convert raw data with ntexport.exe)
        -block_size Size                               Specifies the block size (default is 128K)
                                                         alias on this option is:  -bs
        -crypt_password password                       Specify a password for encryption/decryption
                                                         alias on this option is:  -pw
        -key Key file                                  Key needed to decode
        -event_to_console

        dev_type:       "DAT"
                        "Magneto-Optical"
                        "Exabyte 2GB"
                        "Exabyte 5GB"
                        "3480"
                        "Mag Tape 6250"
                        "Streamer QIC24"
                        "Streamer QIC150"
                        "CompactTape TK/TZ"
                        "Streamer QIC525"
                        "Exabyte 2GB-C"
                        "Exabyte 5GB-C"
                        "DAT-C"
                        "Disk Drive"
                        "Virtual Drive"
                        "DLT 2000"
                        "DLT 4000"
                        "Overland 3480"
                        "Exabyte Mammoth"
                        "DLT 7000"
                        "Tandberg SLR32"
                        "Tandberg SLR50"
                        "IBM Magstar MP"
                        "STK T9840"
                        "IBM 3590"
                        "Exabyte Mammoth 2"
                        "AIT  (35GB)"
                        "Exabyte VXA-1 (ECRIX VXA)"
                        "DLT 8000"
                        "Raw File"
                        "Tandberg SLR100"
                        "AIT2 (50GB)"
                        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 1"
                        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 1"
                        "LTO - SEAGATE Ultrium 1"
                        "STK T9940"
                        "SuperDLT 220"
                        "EMC Tape Emulator"
                        "DLT1"
                        "Sony DTF2"
                        "Quantum DX series"
                        "AIT3 (100GB)"
                        "Exabyte VXA-2"
                        "SuperDLT 320"
                        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 2"
                        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 2"
                        "VTL Disk Drive"
                        "SAIT (500GB)"
                        "SuperDLT 600"
                        "Tandberg SLR140"
                        "UDO"
                        "DLT VS160"
                        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 3"
                        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 3"
                        "AIT4 (200GB)"
                        "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-2"
                        "Fujitsu VTL Drive"
                        "IBM 3592"
                        "AITE Turbo"
                        "AIT1 Turbo"
                        "AIT2 Turbo"
                        "LTO - QUANTUM 3"
                        "Exabyte VXA-320 (VXA-3)"
                        "DLT-S4"
                        "DLT-V4"
                        "LTO - QUANTUM 2"
                        "DVD-RAM"
                        "DLT VS80"
                        "T10000A"
                        "AIT5 (400GB)"
                        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 4"
                        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 4"
                        "IBM TS1120"
                        "Null Disk Drive"
                        "UDO2"
                        "NearStor VTL Drive"
                        "IBM TS1130"
                        "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-3"
                        "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-4"
                        "HyperStream Server"
                        "LTO - QUANTUM 4"
                        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 5"
                        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 5"
                        "LTO - QUANTUM 5"
                        "IBM TS1140"
                        "T10000B"
                        "T10000C"
                        "HPE Ultrium 6"
                        "IBM Ultrium 6"
                        "QUANTUM LTO6"
                        "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-5"
                        "TANDBERG LTO-6"
                        "T10000D"
                        "IBM TS1150"
                        "HPE Ultrium 7"
                        "IBM Ultrium 7"
                        "QUANTUM LTO7"
                        "TANDBERG LTO-7"
                        "HPE Ultrium 8"
                        "IBM Ultrium 8"
                        "QUANTUM LTO8"
                        "TANDBERG LTO-8"
                        "HPE Ultrium VT"
                        "IBM TS1155"
                        "IBM TS1160"
                        "IBM Ultrium 9"
                        "HPE Ultrium 9"
                        "QUANTUM LTO9"
                        "TANDBERG LTO-9"

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_cart_control -h


Usage: tina_cart_control  [-label label] [-pool pool_label] [-pool_dest pool_label] [-drive drive] -close|-reopen|-recycle|-new_spare|-erase|-delete|-status|-create|-duplicate|-read|-chgpath|-list [-depth valueUNIT] [-before]|[-after]|[-all] [-no_empty] [-online_ready] [-nbcart nbcart] [-force]|[-range valueUNIT] [-barcode barcode1 [barcode2]...] [-number number] [-output_format text|csv] [-csv_separator separator] [-short]|[-long] [-do_not_check_data_integrity] [-retention valueUNIT] [-status_filter status_filter1 [status_filter2]...] [-catalog catalog] [-path path] [-path_dest new_path] [-v_name] [-v_barcode] [-v_volume] [-v_unit] [-v_tape_file] [-v_status] [-v_recycling] [-v_location] [-v_rule] [-v_description] [-v_creation_date] [-v_backup_date] [-v_format] [-v_wear_level] [-v_recyclable] [-v_recycle_age] [-v_type] [-v_pool_label] [-v_close_status] [-v_fill_status] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on cartridges

where options include:
        -label label                 Select a single cartridge using the label
        -pool pool_label             Specifies the label of the pool used to select cartridges. Used without option -depth, it gives only the cartridge with the newest backup date
                                       alias on this option is:  -user
        -pool_dest pool_label        Specifies the label of the target pool when duplicating cartridges
                                       Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
                                       alias on this option is:  -user_dest
        -drive drive                 Specifies the cartridge located in the drive. If used with option "-create", it specifies the cartridge type to create
        -close                       Close the selected cartridge
        -reopen                      Reopen the selected cartridge
                                       alias on this option is:  -unclose
        -recycle                     Recycle the selected cartridge
        -list                        Displays the list of the cartridges known to the catalog. If used with options, the cartridge list can be sorted and filtered.
        -depth valueUNIT             Specifies a depth in the past where UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y. Cartridges are selected using the backup date
                                       Can be used only if options  "-after",  "-before" are used
        -before                      Specifies that the cartridges of which the backup dates are before the -depth value are selected
                                       Can be used only if option  "-depth" is used
        -after                       Specifies that the cartridges of which the backup dates are after the -depth value are selected
                                       Can be used only if option  "-depth" is used
        -all                         Specifies all the cartridges from the selected pool
                                       Can be used only if option  "-pool" is used
        -no_empty                    Displays only non empty cartridges from the selected pool
                                       Can be used only if option  "-pool" is used
        -online_ready                Displays the list of cartridges that can be put online (offline and recyclable cartridges). Can be used only if option "-list" is used.

                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -erase                       Specifies the logical and physical deletion of the cartridge in the catalog
        -delete                      Specifies the logical deletion of the cartridge in the catalog
        -new_spare                   Creates the selected cartridges in the Spare cartridge pool without using a drive
                                       Can be used only if option  "-barcode" is used
        -status                      Displays information about selected cartridges
        -create                      Specifies the creation of cartridges
        -nbcart nbcart               Specifies the number of cartridges on which operation will be done
                                       Can be used only if options  "-recycle",  "-pool" are used
        -force                       Specifies that operation on cartridge will be forced
                                       Can be used only if options  "-recycle",  "-erase",  "-delete" are used
        -barcode barcode             Selects a list of cartridges using barcodes
                                       Can be used only if option  "-new_spare" is used
        -number number               Specifies a number for the created cartridge
                                       Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -read                        Performs the physical reading of the cartridge
        -range valueUNIT             Specifies a time interval in the Past during which the cartridge cannot be deleted. UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y. Cartridges are selected using the backup date
        -duplicate                   Duplicates the cartridge
                                       Can be used only if option  "-pool_dest" is used
        -output_format text|csv      Specifies the format used to display cartridge information
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -csv_separator separator     Specifies the separator used by the csv output format (default is ";")
                                       Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -short                       Specifies that only the names and barcodes of cartridges will be displayed. Can be used only if options "-status" or "-list" are used.
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -long                        Specifies that all informations about cartridges will be displayed
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
                                       alias on this option is:  -l
        -do_not_check_data_integrity Do not check data integrity of each listed cartridge
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -retention valueUNIT         Displays only cartridges that will be ready to put online in less time than specified. UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y.
                                       Can be used only if option  "-online_ready" is used
        -status_filter status_filter Specifies the status of the cartridges displayed in the list. Values can be: "closed" , "closed_on_error" , "recyclable" , "full" , "partly_filled" used in a list. The default value is full closed closed_on_error recyclable.
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -catalog catalog             Catalog name
        -path path                   Selects the cartridges created by the Disk Drive defined by the device descriptor path in the Administration interface.
                                       Can be used only if options  "-chgpath",  "-path_dest" are used
        -path_dest new_path          Specifies the destination path of the DiskDrives directory, which contains the cartridges files on the disk.
                                       Can be used only if options  "-chgpath",  "-path" are used
        -chgpath                     Specifies the modification, in the catalog, of the path of cartridges created by a Disk Drive. Must be used in conjunction with an actual move of the cartridges files on the disk.
                                       Can be used only if options  "-path_dest",  "-path" are used
        -v_name                      Specifies displaying the cartridge name column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_barcode                   Specifies displaying the cartridge barcodes column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_volume                    Specifies displaying the cartridge volume column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_unit                      Specifies displaying the cartridge volume unit column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_tape_file                 Specifies displaying the cartridge numbers of the tape file column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_status                    Specifies displaying the cartridge global status column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_recycling                 Specifies displaying the cartridge recycling column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_location                  Specifies displaying the cartridge location column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_rule                      Specifies displaying the cartridge rule column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_description               Specifies displaying the cartridge description column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_creation_date             Specifies displaying the cartridge creation date column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_backup_date               Specifies displaying the cartridge last backup date column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_format                    Specifies displaying the cartridge format column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_wear_level                Specifies displaying the cartridge wear level column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_recyclable                Specifies displaying the cartridge recyclability status column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_recycle_age               Specifies displaying the cartridge recycle availability column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_type                      Specifies displaying the cartridge type column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_pool_label                Specifies displaying the cartridge pool label column
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_close_status              Specifies displaying the cartridge status
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -v_fill_status               Specifies displaying the cartridge filling level
                                       Can be used only if options  "-status",  "-list" are used
        -identity identity           Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                        This page
                                       alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_catalog_ctrl -h


Usage: tina_catalog_ctrl  -start|-suspend|-stop|-maintenance|-status [-catalog catalog] [-help] [-identity identity]

Allows to change catalog activity level

where options include:
        -start                       Brings the specified catalog online
        -suspend                     Stop the specified catalog. The catalog is automatically brought back online when service or daemon is started
        -stop                        Stops the specified catalog. The catalog can only be brought back online trough the -start option
        -maintenance                 Brings the specified catalog in maintenance status
        -status                      Displays catalog status and activity
        -catalog catalog             Catalog name
        -help                        This page
                                       alias on this option is:  -h
        -identity identity           Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_centera -h
tina_centera

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_cert -h
Usage:
tina_cert [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                        Prints out this message
     -language language           Specifies the language

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_check_network -h
Nom         : Help
Description: add -tst_num N parameter to get help on specific test

[-file path] : file path to redirect the log

1 : Test network at Os level
2 : Test network at Vos level
3 : Test network at Req level
4 : Test network at Ned level
5 : Test network at Os level with WSA API - Windows only
6 : Display network config
7 : Test keepalive at req level
8 : Test network at Vos level - close socket
9 : Test crypted string exchange over the network

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_clone_catalog -h


Usage: tina_clone_catalog  [-disable] [-size size (MB)] [-boot boot_file] [-file file] [-index index1 [index2]...] [-catalog_name catalog_name] [-pipe pipe] [-folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-skip_folder folder1 [folder2]...] [-boot_restore_index] [-file_size file_size] [-max_catalog_size max_catalog_size] [-help]

Allows to initialize Time Navigator Enterprise Edition, to create the catalog and cache space and to specify their sizes

where options include:
        -disable                            Specifies that hosts will be disabled
        -size size (MB)                     Specifies the catalog size
        -boot boot_file                     Specifies boot file to restore catalog (boot files are created by the Catalog application)
        -file file                          Specifies the file from which the catalog will be restored
        -index index                        Specifies the file from which the index will be restored
        -catalog_name catalog_name          Specifies the Catalog Name (mandatory with -file option). Obsolete: replaced by the -catalog option
        -pipe pipe                          Specifies the pipe from which the catalog will be restored
        -folder folder                      Specifies a list of folders to restore. Be careful: advanced option only for definitive partial restore
        -skip_folder folder                 Specifies a list of folders NOT to restore. Be careful: advanced option only for definitive partial restore.
        -boot_restore_index                 Force index restoration
        -file_size file_size                Choose odb file size in MB
        -max_catalog_size max_catalog_size  Specify maximum catalog size in MB or GB. Specify M/m or G/g at the end. Example: 128G where G stands for GB.
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_cod -h


Usage: tina_cod  [-codec codec_list1 [codec_list2]...]|[-decode] [-file_list <file list>1 [<file list>2]...] [-list] [-test] [-crypt_password password] [-quiet] [-help]

Enables the encoding and compression of files or streams

where options include:
        -codec codec_list            Specifies the codec list to use. Default value is LZO
        -decode                      Decodes a coded file
                                       alias on this option is:  -d
        -file_list <file list>       Specifies the file list to code/test/decode
                                       alias on this option is:  -f
        -list                        Displays the list of available codecs
                                       alias on this option is:  -l
        -test                        Integrity test
                                       alias on this option is:  -t
        -crypt_password password     Specify a password for encryption/decryption
                                       alias on this option is:  -pw
        -quiet                       No output
        -help                        This page
                                       alias on this option is:  -h

Advanced options:
where options include:
        -stdio                       Use standard input/output instead of file
                                       alias on this option is:  -c
        -pipe_in pipe_in             Named pipe to read data from
                                       alias on this option is:  -pi
        -pipe_out pipe_out           Named pipe to write data to
                                       alias on this option is:  -po
        -key Key file                Key needed to decode
        -compress_rate %             Specifies the data compression rate
        -gen_key key_file            Generate an encrypted key file
        -io_mode [backup|file|raw|(io number)] Useful to force io_mode (for cross backup/resto)
        -manage_holes                On restore, write a file hole instead of all-zero data blocks. The file to be restored must be encoded with HOLE codec.

Examples:
tina_cod -f file1
        encodes file1 with default codec
tina_cod -d -f file1.cod
        decodes file1.cod
tina_cod -codec LZO CRYPT -f file1 file2 -pw secret_key

        compresses and encrypts file1 and file2 with password "secret_key"
tina_cod -t -f file1.cod file2.cod
        tests file1 and file2
tina_cod -c <file >file.cod
        codes file from stdin and write to stdout
tina_cod -l
        lists all supported codecs
tina_cod -l -v
        lists and benches all supported codecs

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_collector_job -h


Usage: tina_collector_job  -create|-cancel|-terminate [-db_host db_host] -db_name db_name -collector_name collector_name [-db_port db_port] -jobid jobid [-v_jobid] [-identity identity] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to create, cancel and terminate a Collect Job in catalog.

where options include:
        -create                             Create a new collect job.
        -cancel                             Cancel the specified job
        -terminate                          Terminate successfully the specified collect job.
        -db_host db_host                    To specify database host.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -db_name db_name                    To specify database name.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -collector_name collector_name      To specify the name of the entity that executes a collect.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -db_port db_port                    To specify database port.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -jobid jobid                        Specifies the Job ID
                                              Can be used only if options  "-cancel",  "-terminate" are used
        -v_jobid                            To display the created job id, available only with create operation.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -identity identity                  Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_config -h


Usage: tina_config  [-encode file]|[-decode file] [-html] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to get a file containing the description of the specified catalog

where options include:
        -encode file            Create a encoded file containing configuration (absolute path)
        -decode file            Decrypt the encoded file containing configuration (absolute path)
        -html                   Display decode option result in an html format
                                  Can be used only if option  "-decode" is used
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -identity identity      Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

This operation can only be run while connected to a catalog

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_daemon -h
No help for this command

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_daemon_clt -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_daemon_tunnel -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_daemon_db2bar_10 -h
bash: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_daemon_db2bar_10: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_db2bar_10 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_db2bar_10.real: error while loading shared libraries: libdb2apie.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_db2bar_11 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_db2bar_11.real: error while loading shared libraries: libdb2.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_db2bar_9 -h
/usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_db2bar_9.real: error while loading shared libraries: libdb2apie.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_dedup -h

tina_dedup -stat -drive drive_name -catalog catalog_name
                Display the content of the dev file
tina_dedup -report [-hss_identity] [-use_mirror]  [-hss_mirror_identity] [-check_all_headers] [-verbose] -catalog catalog_name
                Information on catalog stream UUID with Hyperstream server
tina_dedup -listcart [-catalog catalogname] [-label cartname]
                List all dedup cartridges available with dedup info, can specify only one cartridge

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_del -h


Usage: tina_del  -path_folder path [-folder folder] [-r]|[-i] [-strat A|B|C|D] [-catalog_only] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to delete file instances from Time Navigator Enterprise Edition catalog

where options include:
        -path_folder path       Specifies the absolute path of an object
        -folder folder          Specifies the backup or archive folder
        -r                      Specify the recursive deletion of all backup instances of specified objects
        -i                      Ask which instance of the specified object is to be deleted (default value)
        -strat A|B|C|D          Lists all instances of a file in the selected strategy (if not used, only one instance per time phase is displayed)
        -catalog_only           Specifies catalog search only (no agent connection)
                                  alias on this option is:  -past
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_drive_control -h


Usage: tina_drive_control  -drive drive_name [-host_access host_name] [-test] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on a drive

where options include:
        -drive drive_name       Specifies the name of the drive on which to operate
        -host_access host_name  Specifies the name of the host used to access the drive on which to operate
                                  Can be used only if option  "-drive" is used
        -test                   Execute drive test
                                  Can be used only if option  "-drive" is used
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -identity identity      Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_drive_event -h
bash: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_drive_event: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_drive_event_viewer -h
bash: /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_drive_event_viewer: No such file or directory

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_export -h


Usage: tina_export  -folder folder [-path_folder path] [-date yyyymmddhhmm] [-date_dest date] [-strat A|B|C|D] [-catalog_dest catalog] -folder_dest folder [-update] [-strat_dest A|B|C|D] [-path_folder_dest archive_path] [-full]|[-incr] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows you to copy all or part of a backup or archive folder

where options include:
        -folder folder                             Specifies the source folder (backup or archive)
        -path_folder path                          Uses POSIX syntax (/c/tmp or /tmp)
        -date yyyymmddhhmm                         Specifies the date of the instance of the source folder to export. If the option is not specified, the default date is the present.
        -date_dest date                            This option is used to perform synthetic backup in the past. It represents the backup date of the exported objects. By default, it is the current date.
        -strat A|B|C|D                             Specifies the strategy associated with the source folder. The option applies to backup folders. If not specified, all strategies defined on the host are defined
        -catalog_dest catalog                      Specifies the destination catalog. If the option is not specified, the default catalog is the source catalog.
        -folder_dest folder                        Specifies the destination folder to export to (backup or archive)
        -update                                    Specifies the update of the description and the keywords in the destination folder. The option applies to archive folders.
        -strat_dest A|B|C|D                        Specifies the strategy associated with the destination folder. This option applies to backup folder
        -path_folder_dest archive_path             Specifies the absolute path of the archive in the destination folder. If not specified, objects in source folder are copied in the destination folder
        -full                                      Specifies the full export of all the folder objects
        -incr                                      Specifies the incremental export (only the folder objects that have been modified since the last exportation)
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_find -h


Usage: TiNa_find  [-path_folder search_path] [-pattern "pattern"] [-host host1 [host2]...]|[-application application1 [application2]...]|[-folder archive_folder] [-depth valueUNIT] [-lost_files] [-strat A|B|C|D] [-all] [-long] [-display_cart] [-nfs] [-date yyyymmddhhmm] [-no_r] [-output_format Format] [-catalog_only]|[-user user]|[-password password] [-csv_separator separator] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to search objects in Time Navigator Enterprise Edition tree. If searching is performed in present, it is performed on the disk

where options include:
        -path_folder search_path Specifies the directory from which the search is performed. Default is root
        -pattern "pattern"       Specifies a list of special characters separated by spaces to be used for search
        -host host               Specifies the list of hosts onto which searching is performed. If "*" is specified, it will search in all catalog hosts
        -application application Specifies the list of applications onto which searching is performed. If "*" is specified, it will search in all catalog applications
        -folder archive_folder   Specifies the list of folders onto which searching is performed
        -depth valueUNIT         Specifies a depth in the past where UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y
        -lost_files              Specifies to search only for disappeared objects in defined time navigation period
        -strat A|B|C|D           Specifies the backup strategy of the searched objects
        -all                     Specifies the display of all instances of searched objects
        -long                    Displays searched objects with detailed information
        -display_cart            Specifies the display of cartridges containing instances datas
        -nfs                     Specifies to go through NFS mount points during searching
        -date yyyymmddhhmm       Specifies the search date
        -user user               Specifies the name of the user performing the searching
        -password password       Specifies the password associated to the user
                                   Can be used only if option  "-user" is used
        -no_r                    Specifies not to explore subdirectories
        -output_format Format    Specifies the format used to display the data. Values can be: text, csv
        -catalog_only            Specifies catalog search only (no agent connection)
        -csv_separator separator Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                   Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -catalog catalog         Catalog name
        -help                    This page
                                   alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_folder_control -h


Usage: tina_folder_control  [-end_folder_maintenance folder1 [folder2]...]|[-import_folder folder1 [folder2]...] [-file catalog_backup] [-keep_platform_disabled] [-catalog catalog] [-list_folder] [-list_maint_folder] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on a folder

where options include:
        -end_folder_maintenance folder Specifies the list of folders for which maintenance must be ended. Be careful: all instances will be lost.
        -import_folder folder        Specifies the list of folders to import in existing catalog, import is performed for listed folders which are in maintenance state
        -file catalog_backup         Specifies the catalog backup file from which the folders will be imported
                                       Can be used only if option  "-import_folder" is used
        -keep_platform_disabled      Keep folder's platform disabled
        -catalog catalog             Catalog name
        -list_folder                 list folders
        -list_maint_folder           list folders in maintenance
        -help                        This page
                                       alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_frontend_Api -h
<vide>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_frontend_Odb -h
<vide>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_frontend_Ugc
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_help -h


Usage: tina_help  [-alarm_id ID] [-alarm_list] [-parameter_list] [-parameter tunable_name] [-envvar_list] [-envvar envvar_name] [-app_type appli_type]

Usage: tina_help

where options include:
        -alarm_id ID            Specifies the alarm id
        -alarm_list             List all known alarms.
        -parameter_list         Retrieve known tunables list
        -parameter tunable_name Specify the tunable name
        -envvar_list            Retrieve known environment variable list
        -envvar envvar_name     Specify the environment variable name
        -app_type appli_type    Specify the application type

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_IndexUpgrade -h


Usage: tina_IndexUpgrade  [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Upgrades index database.

where options include:
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_init -h


Usage: tina_init  [-disable] [-config]|[-folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-skip_folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-maintain_folder folder1 [folder2]...] [-close_cart] [-size size (MB)] [-nb_instance number] [-boot boot_file] [-file file] [-index index1 [index2]...] [-memory_cache_only cache_size (MB)] [-pipe pipe] [-path path] [-force_reinit]|[-no_reinit] [-catalog_name catalog_name] [-boot_restore_index] [-file_size file_size] [-max_catalog_size max_catalog_size] [-help] [-create]|[-edit] [-property_file parameter_file]

Allows to initialize Time Navigator Enterprise Edition, to create the catalog and cache space and to specify their sizes

where options include:
        -disable                                       Specifies that hosts will be disabled
        -config                                        Specifies that only configuration will be restored
        -close_cart                                    Specifies that all cartridges will be closed
        -size size (MB)                                Specifies the catalog size
        -nb_instance number                            Specifies the maximum number of instances restored per object
        -boot boot_file                                Specifies boot file to restore catalog (boot files are created by the Catalog application)
        -file file                                     Specifies the file from which the catalog will be restored
        -index index                                   Specifies the file from which the index will be restored
        -memory_cache_only cache_size (MB)             Specifies a unique memory cache segment for restored catalog, with its size
                                                         Can be used only if option  "-file" is used
        -pipe pipe                                     Specifies the pipe from which the catalog will be restored
        -maintain_folder folder                        Specifies the list of folders to restore empty and in maintenance state, other folders are restored as usual. Be careful: advanced option for temporary partial restore, please refer to the documentation.
        -folder folder                                 Specifies a list of folders to restore. Be careful: advanced option only for definitive partial restore
        -skip_folder folder                            Specifies a list of folders NOT to restore. Be careful: advanced option only for definitive partial restore.
        -path path                                     Specifies the path (in POSIX format) of the directory to be restored
        -force_reinit                                  Force libraries with no barcode to be reinitialized. It may take a long time
        -no_reinit                                     Avoid automatic reinitialization of libraries
        -catalog_name catalog_name                     Specifies the Catalog Name (mandatory with -file option). Obsolete: replaced by the -catalog option
        -boot_restore_index                            Force index restoration
        -file_size file_size                           Choose odb file size in MB
        -max_catalog_size max_catalog_size             Specify maximum catalog size in MB or GB. Specify M/m or G/g at the end. Example: 128G where G stands for GB.
        -help                                          This page
                                                         alias on this option is:  -h
        -create                                        Indicates that the catalog is created using a property file
                                                         Can be used only if option  "-property_file" is used
        -edit                                          Indicates that the catalog is modified using a property file
                                                         Can be used only if option  "-property_file" is used
        -property_file parameter_file                  Specifies path of parameter file

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_init_gui -h
Unknown option: h
 at /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/Perl/Tina/Frontend.pm line 20.
        Tina::Frontend::__ANON__("Unknown option: h\x{a}") called at /usr/TiNa_Path/3rdParty/perl/lib/Getopt/Long.pm line 1074
        Getopt::Long::FindOption(ARRAY(0x13e6978), "(--|-|\\+)", "--", "-h", HASH(0x1598ec0)) called at /usr/TiNa_Path/3rdParty/perl/lib/Getopt/Long.pm line 529
        Getopt::Long::GetOptionsFromArray(undef, undef, undef, undef, undef, ARRAY(0x13e6978), "mode=s", SCALAR(0x1b7e0e0), ...) called at /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/Perl/TinaInit/tina_init.pl line 1383

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_job -h
Usage:
tina_job [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                        Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -language language           Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd        Specifies the catalog login identity

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_job_control -h


Usage: tina_job_control  -jobid jobid -cancel|-pause|-restart|-duplicate|-change_priority top|up|down|bottom|[-view] [-no_wait] [-pool pool_name] [-close_cart] [-empty_cart] [-continue_on_error] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on a job

where options include:
        -jobid jobid                               Specifies the Job ID
                                                     alias on this option is:  -job_id
        -cancel                                    Cancel the specified job
                                                     alias on this option is:  -abort
        -pause                                     Pauses the specified job
                                                     alias on this option is:  -suspend
        -restart                                   Restart the specified job
        -duplicate                                 Duplicate the specified job
        -change_priority top|up|down|bottom        Change the priority of the specified job
        -no_wait                                   Does not wait the end of the operation
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
        -pool pool_name                            Specifies the name of the destination cartridge pool of the duplication
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
        -close_cart                                Close the duplicated cartridges
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
        -empty_cart                                Uses empty cartridges to duplicate the job
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
        -continue_on_error                         Continue duplication on data errors
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-duplicate" is used
        -view                                      Display job details
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -identity identity                         Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_ldap -h
Name         : Help
Description: add -tst_num N parameter to get help on specific test

1 : Test login
2 : Test Vos login

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_library -h
Usage:
tina_library [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                               Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -library library                 Specifies the library to be displayed in Library Manager
     -language language       Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd    Specifies the catalog connection login identity

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_library_control -h


Usage: tina_library_control  -library library -reinit_status|-reinit_read_label|-reinit_barcode|-reinit_full_inventory|-offline|-online|-list|-content [-retry_mbox_full] [-label cartridge_label]|[-barcode bar_code]|[-pool pool_label] [-output_format Format] [-short]|[-long] [-do_not_check_data_integrity] [-offline_ready] [-csv_separator separator] [-no_wait] [-retention valueUNIT] [-status_filter status_filter1 [status_filter2]...] [-known_cart] [-v_name] [-v_barcode] [-v_volume] [-v_unit] [-v_tape_file] [-v_status] [-v_recycling] [-v_location] [-v_rule] [-v_description] [-v_creation_date] [-v_backup_date] [-v_format] [-v_wear_level] [-v_recyclable] [-v_recycle_age] [-v_type] [-v_pool_label] [-v_close_status] [-v_fill_status] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on a library

where options include:
        -library library             Specifies the name of the library on which to operate
        -reinit_status               Specifies that the mention REINIT is removed in tina_adm main window
        -reinit_read_label           Specifies a label reading reinitialization after a library inconsistency
        -reinit_barcode              Specifies a barcode reading reinitialization after a library inconsistency
        -reinit_full_inventory       Specifies a reinitialization with label reading after a library inconsistency
        -online                      Put cartridges in mailbox online
        -offline                     Put one or several cartridges offline. Library must have a mailbox
                                       Can be used only if options  "-label",  "-barcode",  "-pool" are used
        -retry_mbox_full             If library mailbox is full, the cartridge offline operation is retried until mailbox is ready
                                       Can be used only if option  "-offline" is used
        -content                     Prints the physical content of the library
        -label cartridge_label       Specifies the name of the cartridge to be put offline/online
                                       Can be used only if options  "-Out",  "-offline",  "-online" are used
        -barcode bar_code            Specifies the barcode of the cartridge to be put offline/online
                                       Can be used only if options  "-Out",  "-offline",  "-online" are used
        -pool pool_label             Specifies the label of the pool containing the cartridges to put offline
                                       Can be used only if options  "-Out",  "-offline" are used
        -output_format Format        Specifies the output format to display library content (default is text)
                                       Can be used only if options  "-list",  "-content" are used
        -list                        Displays cartridges known in the catalog
        -short                       Specifies that only the names and barcodes of cartridges will be displayed. Can be used only if options "-status" or "-list" are used.
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -long                        Specifies the display of all known information about cartridges
                                       Can be used only if options  "-list",  "-content" are used
        -do_not_check_data_integrity Do not check data integrity of each listed cartridge
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -offline_ready               Displays the list of cartridges that can be put offline
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -csv_separator separator     Specifies the separator used by the csv output format (default is ";")
                                       Can be used only if options  "-list",  "-content",  "-output_format" are used
        -no_wait                     Option is obsolete
        -retention valueUNIT         Displays the list of online cartridges that will be recyclable in more time than specified. Only available if the recyclable status filter is used. UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y.
                                       Can be used only if option  "-offline_ready" is used
        -status_filter status_filter Specifies the status of the cartridges displayed in the list. Values can be: "closed" , "closed_on_error" , "recyclable" , "full" , "partly_filled" used in a list.
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -known_cart                  Put online only cartridges known to the catalog
                                       Can be used only if option  "-online" is used
        -v_name                      Specifies displaying the cartridge name column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_barcode                   Specifies displaying the cartridge barcodes column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_volume                    Specifies displaying the cartridge volume column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_unit                      Specifies displaying the cartridge volume unit column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_tape_file                 Specifies displaying the cartridge numbers of the tape file column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_status                    Specifies displaying the cartridge global status column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_recycling                 Specifies displaying the cartridge recycling column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_location                  Specifies displaying the cartridge location column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_rule                      Specifies displaying the cartridge rule column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_description               Specifies displaying the cartridge description column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_creation_date             Specifies displaying the cartridge creation date column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_backup_date               Specifies displaying the cartridge last backup date column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_format                    Specifies displaying the cartridge format column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_wear_level                Specifies displaying the cartridge wear level column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_recyclable                Specifies displaying the cartridge recyclability status column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_recycle_age               Specifies displaying the cartridge recycle availability column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_type                      Specifies displaying the cartridge type column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_pool_label                Specifies displaying the cartridge pool label column
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_close_status              Specifies displaying the cartridge status
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -v_fill_status               Specifies displaying the cartridge filling level
                                       Can be used only if option  "-list" is used
        -catalog catalog             Catalog name
        -identity identity           Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                        This page
                                       alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_listcart -h


Usage: tina_listcart  -label label [-output_format Format] [-csv_separator separator] [-listjob]|[-v_type]|[-v_path]|[-v_backup_date]|[-v_modification_date]|[-v_info_cart]|[-v_folder]|[-v_default] [-data_integrity_check] [-long] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to display the list of all objects located on a given cartridge

where options include:
        -label label                               Specifies the label of the cartridge on which the list of files to display is located
        -output_format Format                      Specifies the format used to display the data. Values can be: text or csv
        -csv_separator separator                   Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -listjob                                   Displays cartridge jobs
        -data_integrity_check                      Displays the platform, the strategy and the archiving date related to cartridge data integrity
        -v_type                                    Displays object type
        -v_path                                    Displays object names
        -v_backup_date                             Displays the object backup dates
        -v_modification_date                       Displays objects last modification date
        -v_info_cart                               Displays cartridge information on objects
        -v_folder                                  Displays the folder name
        -v_default                                 Displays default columns (-v_info_cart, -v_backup_date, -v_folder, -v_modification_date, -v_path)
        -long                                      Verbose display for -listjob: nb_instances(estimation), ..
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_listjob -h


Usage: tina_listjob  -jobid jobid [-force] [-max_obj max_obj] [-all] [-output_format Format] [-csv_separator separator] [-v_size] [-volume_unit Unit] [-v_path] [-v_type] [-v_backup_date] [-v_last_access_date] [-v_modification_date] [-v_info_cart] [-v_barcode] [-v_host] [-v_strat] [-v_sess] [-v_alternate] [-v_default] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Displays the list of all objects attached to a given job

where options include:
        -jobid jobid                                   Specifies the ID of the job to which the list of objects to display is attached
        -force                                         Specifies that the list of objects must be displayed even if jobs are running (resources used may slow down running jobs)
        -max_obj max_obj                               Specifies the maximum number of objects retrieved by a request
        -all                                           Specifies that all objects processed in all sessions of specified job are displayed
        -output_format Format                          Specifies the format used to display the data. Values can be: text or csv
        -csv_separator separator                       Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                                         Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -v_size                                        Displays object size
        -volume_unit Unit                              Specifies the unit used to display file size. Values can be byte, kilo, mega, giga, tera or best (default value is "byte")
        -v_path                                        Displays object names
        -v_type                                        Displays object type
        -v_backup_date                                 Displays the object backup dates
        -v_last_access_date                            Displays objects last access date
        -v_modification_date                           Displays objects last modification date
        -v_info_cart                                   Displays cartridge information on objects
        -v_barcode                                     Displays the cartridge barcodes of the objects
        -v_host                                        Displays object host
        -v_strat                                       Displays object strategy
        -v_sess                                        Displays object session
        -v_alternate                                   Displays object alternate name
        -v_default                                     Displays default columns (-v_info_cart, -v_type, -v_backup_date, -v_size, -v_path)
        -catalog catalog                               Catalog name
        -help                                          This page
                                                         alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_lsm -h
Usage:
tina_lsm [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                          Prints out this message
     -language language  Specifies the language

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_mount -h
<vide>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_mount_cart -h


tina_mount_cart -mount |-unmount |-online |-offline |-view [lsm |library |config |cache ] -lib 1st_index [ 2nd_index] -barcode 1st_barcode [ 2nd_barcode] -timeout  nb time-disable_lsm -cache

library_definition must be define in Conf/parameters: format = descriptor(drive_1st_index,drive_2nd.....)
drive_definition must be define in Conf/parameters: format = descriptor,tina_drive_name,logical_index


tina_mount_cart -mount -lib 1st_index [ 2nd_index] -barcode 1st_barcode [ 2nd_barcode]

tina_mount_cart -mount -lib 1st_index [ 2nd_index] -barcode 1st_barcode [ 2nd_barcode] -timeout  nb time

tina_mount_cart -unmount -barcode 1st_barcode [ 2nd_barcode]

tina_mount_cart -unmount -lib 1st_index [ 2nd_index] -barcode 1st_barcode [ 2nd_barcode]

tina_mount_cart -online -lib index

tina_mount_cart -online -lib index -disable_lsm

tina_mount_cart -offline -lib index -barcode barcode

tina_mount_cart -view library -lib index

tina_mount_cart -view config

tina_mount_cart -view lsm

tina_mount_cart

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_ngagva_launcher -h
<vide>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_nts -h
No help for this command

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_odbcheck -h
<vide>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_odbedit -h

Usage: tina_odbedit [-opcode opcode] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on catalog contents, where options include:
        -opcode opcode        Specifies the edit operation
        -catalog catalog      Name of the catalog
        -help                 This page

opcode value:
opcode 0: Deprecated opcode
opcode 1: Purge invalid job. Reinitialize the status of the job, stream and sessions in the history list which are not in the state "terminated"
opcode 2: Purge invalid gacc. Delete the access groups which do not have an 'user' associated
opcode 3: Deprecated opcode
opcode 4: Deprecated opcode
opcode 5: Reinitialize the location 'ELSEWHERE' by enchaining all the cartridges associated to it
opcode 6: Deprecated opcode
opcode 7: Deprecated opcode
opcode 8: Change folder host type from vms to unix. This enables the restoration of a deleted VMS host archive on unix machines.
opcode 9: Deprecated opcode
opcode 10: Deprecated opcode
opcode 11: Deprecated opcode
opcode 12: Deprecated opcode
opcode 13: Stat sur pourcentage instances / attributs prives par dossier
opcode 14: Check and purge invalid folder / client, appl
opcode 15: Deprecated opcode
opcode 16: Deprecated opcode
opcode 17: Change cartridge type to -dst_type of either:
        -src_type <src_type> all tapes of "src_type" type
        -label <label> the tape labeled "label"
opcode 18: Erase cartridge barcode if its type is -src_type
opcode 19: Reset invalid job copy mode
opcode 20: Modify cartridge writing FORMAT_CART_NONE format
opcode 21: Purge invalid instances which have been backuped up in LanFree mode
        Add -folder <folder name> to check only specific folder.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 22: Purge invalid location which have not associated adminitration object
opcode 23: Purge invalid instances which have incorrect hard-link counter
opcode 24: Deprecated opcode
opcode 25: Deprecated opcode
opcode 26: Modify cartridge writing format from -src_cart_format to -dst_cart_format
opcode 27: Internal: display some tape files informations for debugging
opcode 28: Check catalog case-sensitivity consistence.
        Add -folder <folder name> to check only specific folder.
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 29: Purge invalid CRULE of type Tina for which GACC (pool) has been deleted
opcode 30: Deprecated opcode
opcode 31: Change NDMP AS400 application to i5os Application
opcode 32: Purge all replica snapshot
opcode 33: Check IDLs and update catalog state
opcode 34: Fix bad files offsets for GNU Tar backup
opcode 35: Deprecated opcode
opcode 36: Deprecated opcode
opcode 37: Repair cartridge-crule associations
opcode 38: Move terminated jobs to historic
opcode 39: Deprecated opcode
opcode 40: Purge tiles with invalid cart
opcode 41: Repare VMS folders objects created by error with UTF-8 encoding
opcode 42: Reset directories case-sensitivity inside Mac OS folders
opcode 43: reset protected volume on SAP archive
opcode 44: reset disappearance after -disp_time for an entire folder.
        -folder <folder name>
        -disp_time <yyyymmddhhmmss>
opcode 45: Fix bad filling volume in media -media_name located in pool -pool_name
opcode 46: Convert the type of archive folder specifided by -folder parameter from windows to unix (Warning: Case Sensitivity and i18n may not be properly handled for now)
opcode 47: Deprecated opcode
opcode 48: Reset information about used index
opcode 49: Reset folder and archives alternet encoding in the folder -folder
opcode 50: repair disappearance in past of a given backup folder directory.
        -folder <folder name>
        -path <object path>
        -arch_time <yyyymmddhhmmss>
        -dir_type <e.g. 0 for file system directory>
        -app_type <e.g. 3 for filesystem application>
        Add -strat <strat_letter> for strat B,C or D (Default is A, strategies are exclusive).
         Add -jobid for the job identifier, if missing directories are related to a NDMP job or the parent job of a NGA application.
opcode 51: Reinitialize the state of cartridges of a given access group <gacc_name> or of spare and lost+found cartridges when no accgess group name is provided.
        Add -gacc_name <gacc_name> to select a particular access group (by default, spare and lost+found access groups are selected)
opcode 52: Check consistency of real and formatted size for objects in cpio format.
        -start_arch_time <yyyymmddhhmmss> gives the start date for checking (mandatory).
        Add -folder <folder name> to check only specific folder.
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 53: Check consistency of tile given by -tile_idl <idl_tile> and repair it
opcode 54: reset disappearance of all folders
opcode 55: Edit all drives and repair ad_cell_cart.
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
opcode 56: Deprecated opcode
opcode 57: Repair folders damaged host name
        Add -folder <folder name> to select a particular folder (default is all folders.
        Add -host to select host name to register in objects (default is server host).
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -iterate to iterate on folder sub-tree.
opcode 58: Repair folders damaged path src
        Add -folder <folder name> to select a particular folder (default is all folders).
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -iterate to iterate on folder sub-tree.
opcode 59: Repair folders damaged volume path
        Add -folder <folder name> to select a particular folder (default is all folders).
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -iterate to iterate on folder sub-tree.
opcode 60: Force empty filling status and no compliance rule in cartridge -media_name located in pool -gacc_name (access group)
opcode 61: Repair bad alarms messages encoding
opcode 62: Repair deduplication pool references. Both parameters are mandatory.
        -pool_name <pool name> to select the re-created pool
        -folder <folder name> to select the folder to repair
opcode 63: TINA/HSS SYNC: Repair tiles in catalog if not matching with hss stream.
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 64: Repair backups presentation names
opcode 65: Repair invalid robot gacc by removing users in excess
opcode 66: Move terminated job with -jobid <jobid> to the head of the historic job queue.
        Rule for the order of duplicated jobs is the following:
                duplication job must be nearer of the head than the job it duplicated,
                or than the father of the duplicated job when parallel.
opcode 67: Remove archives with bad names in a folder (accents or others)
        -folder <folder name>
        -tag <tag> selection match-substring ("" lists all)
        Add -fix to delete with confirmation.
opcode 68: Renumber duplicated identifiers of type -type <type_name>
opcode 69: Check invalid iobj mask properties of a SMS application folder given by -folder <folder_name>.
        Add -fix to fix the errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 70: Fix terminated date of historic jobs.
opcode 71: Replace the UUID of the catalog by a new one.
opcode 72: Check sidf tile size versus last object for a job given by -jobid <jobid>.
        Add -fix to fix the errors.
opcode 73: Clean obsolete NDMP instances in the catalog.
opcode 74: Check cartridges state, close status, and fill status in pool -gacc_name <gacc_name>, or in all pools if not specified.
        Add -fix to fix the invalid values so that the cartridge can be read.
        Add -status to specify the new close and fill status. By default, status will be partialy filled closed on error.
opcode 75: Repair bad metadata and backup class file format removing erroneous flag FORMAT_FILE_SECURED.
        Add -folder <folder name> to check only specific folder.
opcode 76: Scan Write-Jobs to reset Hss-Synchro flag
opcode 77: Run hss synchronization on a single job given by -jobid <jobid>.
        Add -fix to fix the errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 78: Check if instance status is valid for a given folder -folder <folder_name> starting at -start_arch_time <yyyymmddhhmmss>.
        Add -fix to remove not recorded instances.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 79: Check if job size is right, for a job given by -jobid <jobid>.
        Add -fix to fix the errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 80: Check invalid instances with bad cell-type
        Add -folder <folder name> to check only specific folder.
        Add -fix to fix found errors.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 81: Check instances in excess for a folder given by -folder <folder_name>, with corresponding application having the type given by -app_type <app_type>. This only apply to instances of HV agents.
        Add -fix to delete the exceeding instances.
opcode 82: Repair child application strategies -folder <folder_name>, with corresponding application having the type given by -app_type <app_type>. This only apply to instances of HV agents.
        Add -fix to delete the exceeding instances.
opcode 83: Fix secured volume of given folder-folder <folder_name>
opcode 84: Fix HVA view of multiple instances for restore
opcode 85: Search for instance groups exceeding the limit of 4 in a given folder -folder <folder_name>
        Add -fix to remove exceeding instances if possible.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 86: Search for office 365 mail folders and print its main characteristics.
        Add -export in order to export mails attibutes to external database and -verbose for verbose report.
        By default, it only prints the folder characteristics
opcode 87: Repair missing archive time in HVA VMware backup jobs by retrieving it from the duplication job.
        Add -verbose for verbose report.
opcode 88: Check cartridges location, fix it if inconsistent -gacc_name <gacc_name>, or in all pools if not specified.
opcode 89: Get children applications and their initial VM name for a given mother application -mother_appl_name <mother_application_name>
        Provide -child_appl_name <child_application_name> in order to repair the link of initial delegate to the current folder of this child application.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_odbfree -h


Usage: tina_odbfree  [-folder folder1 [folder2]...] [-dedup_strat strat_num] [-keep_full full] [-invert] [-label label] [-retention days] [-jobid jobid] [-batch] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to delete instances from catalog

where options include:
        -folder folder                      Specifies the folder containing the instances to delete
                                              Can be used only if options  "-dedup_strat",  "-keep_full" are used
        -dedup_strat strat_num              Specifies the deduplication strategy of backups from which folder instances are deleted
        -keep_full full                     Specifies the number of full backups from which folder instances are deleted
        -invert                             Must be used with -keep_full n to specify the number of full backups to delete from catalog
                                              Can be used only if option  "-keep_full" is used
        -label label                        Specifies the cartridge containing the instances to delete
        -retention days                     Specifies the number of days over which the instances are deleted
                                              Can be used only if option  "-label" is used
        -jobid jobid                        Specifies the ID of the job to delete
        -batch                              Specifies if the instances are deleted immediately or later by the garbage collector
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_odbgc -h


Usage: tina_odbgc  [-purge] [-hss_sync] [-sync] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to purge trash

where options include:
        -purge                  Launch maintenance job for catalog purge
        -hss_sync               Launch maintenance job for synchronization with Hyperstream server(s)
        -sync                   Wait for end of maintenance job
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_odbsave -h


Usage: tina_odbsave  [-no_compress] [-dir_dest destination_directory]|[-check] [-maintain_folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-skip_folder folder1 [folder2]...]|[-config] [-no_job] [-prefix prefix] [-file odbsave_file] [-pipe odbsave_pipe] [-index_dir index_directory] [-catalog catalog] [-verbose] [-help]

Allows to back up Time Navigator Enterprise Edition catalog

where options include:
        -no_compress                               Disable compression if -dir_dest is used
        -dir_dest destination_directory            Specifies the absolute path of the target directory (directory must already exist)
        -check                                     Allows to check the catalog integrity before backing it up
        -maintain_folder folder                    Specifies the list of folders to be saved empty and in maintenance state. Be careful: advanced option for partial backup, please refer to the documentation.
        -folder folder                             Specifies the list of folders to be saved
        -skip_folder folder                        Specifies the list of folders NOT to save
        -config                                    Specifies to save only the configuration
        -no_job                                    Do not save job information
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-config" is used
        -prefix prefix                             Specify a backup file name to use in replacement of the default name "catalog_save"
        -file odbsave_file                         Specifies the name and path of the catalog backup file
        -pipe odbsave_pipe                         Allows to back up catalog in a pipe
        -index_dir index_directory                 Specifies the absolute path of Index target directories (directories must already exist)
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -verbose                                   Output some statistics information in console
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

Example:
tina_odbsave > output.save:
        backup in standard output redirected to output.save (no compression)
tina_odbsave -config > output:
        Backs up administration objects only
tina_odbsave -file save.cod :
        backup to save.cod
tina_odbsave -pipe /tmp/pipe.cod :
        backup to a named pipe (created by another process)
tina_odbsave -dir_dest /save :
        Backs up and creates catalog_save.cod in /save.
        "catalog_save" name can be changed with -prefix.
-no_compress prevents data compression (-file, -pipe, -dir_dest)
-check performs the same things as the odbsave but generates no output

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_operator -h
Usage:
tina_operator [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                               Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -language language       Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd    Specifies the catalog connection login identity

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_perl -h

Usage: /usr/TiNa_Path/3rdParty/perl/bin/perl [switches] [--] [programfile] [arguments]
  -0[octal]         specify record separator (\0, if no argument)
  -a                autosplit mode with -n or -p (splits $_ into @F)
  -C[number/list]   enables the listed Unicode features
  -c                check syntax only (runs BEGIN and CHECK blocks)
  -d[:debugger]     run program under debugger
  -D[number/list]   set debugging flags (argument is a bit mask or alphabets)
  -e program        one line of program (several -e's allowed, omit programfile)
  -E program        like -e, but enables all optional features
  -f                don't do $sitelib/sitecustomize.pl at startup
  -F/pattern/       split() pattern for -a switch (//'s are optional)
  -i[extension]     edit <> files in place (makes backup if extension supplied)
  -Idirectory       specify @INC/#include directory (several -I's allowed)
  -l[octal]         enable line ending processing, specifies line terminator
  -[mM][-]module    execute "use/no module..." before executing program
  -n                assume "while (<>) { ... }" loop around program
  -p                assume loop like -n but print line also, like sed
  -s                enable rudimentary parsing for switches after programfile
  -S                look for programfile using PATH environment variable
  -t                enable tainting warnings
  -T                enable tainting checks
  -u                dump core after parsing program
  -U                allow unsafe operations
  -v                print version, patchlevel and license
  -V[:variable]     print configuration summary (or a single Config.pm variable)
  -w                enable many useful warnings
  -W                enable all warnings
  -x[directory]     ignore text before #!perl line (optionally cd to directory)
  -X                disable all warnings

Run 'perldoc perl' for more help with Perl.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_perl_cmd -h

Usage: /usr/TiNa_Path/3rdParty/perl/bin/perl [switches] [--] [programfile] [arguments]
  -0[octal]         specify record separator (\0, if no argument)
  -a                autosplit mode with -n or -p (splits $_ into @F)
  -C[number/list]   enables the listed Unicode features
  -c                check syntax only (runs BEGIN and CHECK blocks)
  -d[:debugger]     run program under debugger
  -D[number/list]   set debugging flags (argument is a bit mask or alphabets)
  -e program        one line of program (several -e's allowed, omit programfile)
  -E program        like -e, but enables all optional features
  -f                don't do $sitelib/sitecustomize.pl at startup
  -F/pattern/       split() pattern for -a switch (//'s are optional)
  -i[extension]     edit <> files in place (makes backup if extension supplied)
  -Idirectory       specify @INC/#include directory (several -I's allowed)
  -l[octal]         enable line ending processing, specifies line terminator
  -[mM][-]module    execute "use/no module..." before executing program
  -n                assume "while (<>) { ... }" loop around program
  -p                assume loop like -n but print line also, like sed
  -s                enable rudimentary parsing for switches after programfile
  -S                look for programfile using PATH environment variable
  -t                enable tainting warnings
  -T                enable tainting checks
  -u                dump core after parsing program
  -U                allow unsafe operations
  -v                print version, patchlevel and license
  -V[:variable]     print configuration summary (or a single Config.pm variable)
  -w                enable many useful warnings
  -W                enable all warnings
  -x[directory]     ignore text before #!perl line (optionally cd to directory)
  -X                disable all warnings

Run 'perldoc perl' for more help with Perl.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_ping -h
Usage: tina_ping -host host [-tina_service_tcp_num tcp_port_number|-tina_service_name service_name] [-bonjour] [-verbose] [-no_icmp_ping] [-register_bonjour] [-help]

This command tests whether Time Navigator Enterprise Edition is running on a machine

        -host                   specifies the name or IP address of the machine
        -tina_service_name      specifies the service name
        -tina_service_tcp_num   specifies the Time Navigator Enterprise Edition TCP port number
        -verbose                specifies to display the information related to the running of the command
        -detail         specifies to display the detailed information
        -no_icmp_ping           specifies to not use the ICMP protocol
        -test_licence           checks access to the licence server
        -bonjour                specifies to browse started catalogs using bonjour services
        -register_bonjour               specifies to register a catalog test
        -help                   prints this help

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_qdb -h


Usage: tina_qdb  [-catalog catalog] [-command_file command_file] [-help]

Allows to debug catalog

where options include:
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -command_file command_file Specifies a file containing a sequence of tina_qdb commands
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_replicmp -h


Usage: tina_replicmp  -application application -strat strat [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Helper that verifies the destination content of a replication.

where options include:
        -application application
        -strat strat
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_report -h


Usage: tina_report  [-customer_id customer_id] [-detailed_invoice]|[-simple_invoice]|[-start_date yyyymmddhhmm]|[-end_date yyyymmddhhmm] [-v_archives] [-volume_unit kilo|mega|giga|tera] [-output_format text|xml|csv] [-csv_separator csv_separator] [-xml_stylesheet_file file] [-xml_stylesheet_type stylesheet_type] [-file file] [-decode]|[-encode] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Display information about the backups which occurred during a specified period

where options include:
        -customer_id customer_id                   Specifies the identifier of the customer
        -start_date yyyymmddhhmm                   Specifies the beginning of the period
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-simple_invoice" is used
        -end_date yyyymmddhhmm                     Specifies the end of the period
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-start_date",  "-simple_invoice" are used
        -simple_invoice                            Specifies a simple data display
        -detailed_invoice                          Specifies a detailed data display
        -v_archives                                Displays all the archives of each archive folder
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-detailed_invoice" is used
        -volume_unit kilo|mega|giga|tera           Specifies the unit used to display volume data
        -output_format text|xml|csv                Specifies the format used to export the data
        -csv_separator csv_separator               Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -xml_stylesheet_file file                  Name of the stylesheet that will be used to display the XML document
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-output_format" is used
        -xml_stylesheet_type stylesheet_type       Stylesheet type
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-output_format",  "-xml_stylesheet_file" are used
        -file file                                 Specifies the output file
        -encode                                    Create an encrypted file
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-file" is used
        -decode                                    Decrypt an encrypted file
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-file" is used
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -identity identity                         Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_restore -h


Usage: tina_restore  -path_folder path1 [path2]...|-file_list file_list [-file_list_dest file_path] [-behavior_if_file_not_exist continue|continue_with_error_code|abort] [-ex_path_folder path1 [path2]...]|[-ex_file_list file_path] [-folder folder] [-path_dest path] [-folder_dest folder] [-drive drive] [-strat A|B|C|D] [-mode rename|abort|replace|ignore|...] [-date yyyymmddhhmm[ss]] [-depth valueUNIT] [-no_rewind] [-silent] [-offline_mode ignore|abort|request] [-all_vers] [-user user] [-password password] [-v_jobid] [-error_mode continue|abort|replace_after_reboot] [-test_mode standard|server_only] [-do_not_restore_security_attributes] [-secure_interactive_password]|[-secure_session_password_id secure_session_password_id] [-xml_restore_parameters_file xml_restore_parameters_file] [-file_mode_interactive_user] [-restore_chronological_order] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to restore the content of backup or archive folders

where options include:
        -path_folder path                                                   Specifies the list of object paths to be restored. Paths must be absolute and syntax is operating system like
        -file_list file_list                                                Specifies the absolute path of a file containing a list of absolute paths of all objects to be restored (one per line)
        -file_list_dest file_path                                           Specifies the absolute path of a file containing the list of destination relative paths for all objects to be restored (one path per line)
                                                                              Can be used only if option  "-file_list" is used
        -behavior_if_file_not_exist continue|continue_with_error_code|abort Specifies the behavior if a file of the file_list file does not exist in the catalog for restoration. Default behavior is: continue
                                                                              Can be used only if option  "-file_list" is used
                                                                              alias on this option is:  -behavior_if_file_not_exist
        -ex_path_folder path                                                Specifies absolute paths of objects not to be restored (use POSIX syntax)
        -ex_file_list file_path                                             Specifies the absolute path of a file containing a list of absolute paths of all objects not to be restored (one per line)
        -folder folder                                                      Specifies the source backup or archive folder. If not specified, the backup folder of the local machine is selected. (Use the notation "host.name" or "appl.name" for backup folders)
        -path_dest path                                                     Specifies the destination path of the objects to be restored on the host. The syntax is operating system like. This option is mandatory if the source folder is an archive folder
        -folder_dest folder                                                 Specifies the destination folder
        -drive drive                                                        Specifies the drive of the local machine. Used only with local archive folders
        -strat A|B|C|D                                                      Specifies the restore of objects backed up by the specified strategy
        -mode rename|abort|replace|ignore|...                               Specifies the object restore mode. "rename" renames the object if it already exists.  "rename_restored" renames the restored object if it already exists. "abort" stops the restore if the object exists, "replace" deletes the object if it exists and replaces, "ignore" keeps the disk object, "ignore_same" keeps disk object if it already exists and is identical, "ignore_recent" keeps the disk object if it already exists and is more recent.
        -date yyyymmddhhmm[ss]                                              Specifies the visualization date in the past. If not specified, the latest instance is selected
        -depth valueUNIT                                                    Specifies a depth in the past where UNIT can be S, m, H, D, W, M or Y.
        -no_rewind                                                          Enforces the cancelling of media rewinding between two restore sessions
        -silent                                                             Specifies that the command will run silently.
        -offline_mode ignore|abort|request                                  Specifies the operation to perform if cartridges containing data to restore are offline. "ignore" allows to ignore objects requiring unavailable data, "request" allows to make a request to the cartridge operator to put cartridges online (default value), "abort" allows to stop the restore session
        -all_vers                                                           Specifies that all versions of selected objects will be restored.
                                                                              alias on this option is:  -all_inst
        -user user                                                          Specifies the user name used to identify on target machine
        -password password                                                  Specifies the password associated to user option
                                                                              Can be used only if option  "-user" is used
        -v_jobid                                                            Specifies to display the job id
        -error_mode continue|abort|replace_after_reboot                     Specifies the behavior to adopt when encountering an error
        -test_mode standard|server_only                                     Specifies the restore test mode. "standard" makes all restore operations except the final write
        -do_not_restore_security_attributes                                 Specifies not to restore security attributes
        -secure_interactive_password                                        Specifies to ask interactively for certificate passwords
        -secure_session_password_id secure_session_password_id              Specifies the certificate and password session to use during secured restore
        -xml_restore_parameters_file xml_restore_parameters_file            Specifies an XML file path containing restore parameters
        -file_mode_interactive_user                                         Specifies to ask interactively user credentials for file mode restore
                                                                              Can be used only if option  "-xml_restore_parameters_file" is used
        -restore_chronological_order                                        Specifies to restore in the same order objects were backed up
        -catalog catalog                                                    Catalog name
        -help                                                               This page
                                                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_sched -h
Usage:
tina_sched [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                        Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -historic_hours hours        Number of hours displayed in the historical time phase
     -scheduled_hours hours       Number of hours displayed in the scheduled time phase
     -estimation number           Number of backups used to calculate
                                  the average duration of scheduled backups
     -language language           Specifies the language

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_scm -h
Usage:
tina_scm [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                        Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -language language           Specifies the language
     -identity user:passwd        Specifies the catalog login identity

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_scm_control -h


Usage: tina_scm_control  [-create]|[-import import_type] [-name object_name] [-hashcode hashcode] [-private_data private_data] [-comment comment] [-file file_name] [-password password] [-new_password new_password] [-host host_name] [-no_catalog] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to maintain security and compliance objects

where options include:
        -create                                    Specifies the creation of a master certificate
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-name",  "-comment",  "-hashcode",  "-private_data",  "-password" are used
        -name object_name                          Specifies the master certificate name
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -hashcode hashcode                         Specifies the master certificate hashcode
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -private_data private_data                 Specifies the master certificate private data
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -comment comment                           Specifies the master certificate comment
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-create" is used
        -import import_type                        Specifies the import of a certificate and the type of import to be performed. Values can be "local", "rest" or "com"
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-file" is used
        -file file_name                            Specifies the file path containing certificate data
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-import" is used
        -password password                         Specifies the password to be used with certificate
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-import",  "-create" are used
        -new_password new_password                 Specifies the certificate new password
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-import" is used
        -host host_name                            Specifies the remote host for which certificate is imported
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-import" is used
        -no_catalog                                Specifies to run the command without being connected to any catalog
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -identity identity                         Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_sendmail -h


Usage: tina_sendmail  -server smtp_server -to email_address1 [email_address2]...|-tofile file [-cc email_address1 [email_address2]...] [-from email_address] [-subject subject] [-body body_text]|[-body_file body_file1 [body_file2]...] [-attach attachment_list1 [attachment_list2]...] [-charset charset] [-port port] [-user user] [-pass pass] [-help]

Enables the encoding and compression of files or streams

where options include:
        -server smtp_server                        SMTP server name
                                                     alias on this option is:  -smtpserver
        -to email_address                          Recipient address list
        -tofile file                               File containing address list
        -cc email_address                          Create copy of address list
        -from email_address                        Sender address
        -subject subject                           Subject of the mail
        -body body_text                            Mail body
        -body_file body_file                       File including mail body
                                                     alias on this option is:  -bodyfromfile
        -attach attachment_list                    Give a list of files to attach to this mail
                                                     alias on this option is:  -fileattached
        -charset charset                           charset encoding such as utf-8 or iso-8859-1 for Subject and Body string (us-ascii by default)
        -port port                                 SMTP server port (default is 25)
        -user user                                 optional user for SMTP Authentication Service Extension
        -pass pass                                 optional password for SMTP Authentication Service Extension
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_shell -h


Usage: tina_shell  [-file script_file] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-help]

Allows to create and edit objects in catalog Time Navigator Enterprise Edition

where options include:
        -file script_file       Specifies a file containing a sequence of tina_shell commands
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -identity identity      Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_sidf -h


Usage: tina_sidf  [-type dev_type] [-list]|[-scan]|[-extract] [-scan_nb_obj_to_list nb_objects] [-scan_skip_size size_MB] [-device device_descriptor] [-skip n] [-range [device,skip,count][...]] [-files file1 [file2]...] [-format sidf|raw] [-all] [-no_decode] [-raw_data] [-block_size Size] [-force_ask_type] [-crypt_password password] [-key Key file] [-host host_name] [-catalog catalog] [-event_to_console]

Allows to list/extract data on cartridges in Sidf format (for TiNa, tar or cpio format, see the tina_cart command).

where options include:
        -type dev_type                                 Specifies the type of device used to read the cartridge
        -list                                          Displays the list of backed up files
        -extract                                       Extracts the backed up files to the current directory
        -scan                                          List the first files of each tape file
        -scan_nb_obj_to_list nb_objects                Number of files to list before skipping to the next segment
        -scan_skip_size size_MB                        File size thresold (MB) to skip to the next segment
        -device device_descriptor                      Specifies the drive used. Must be a "no rewind" device descriptor
        -skip n                                        Specifies the Nth tape file after the cartridge label (0)
        -range [device,skip,count][...]                Specifies the list of tape files range to list or extract
        -files file                                    Specifies the list of files to list or extract
        -format sidf|raw                               Specifies the file backup format. Default is sidf
        -all                                           Lists or extracts all the tapes files located on the cartridge
        -no_decode                                     Unformat only (no decoding)
        -raw_data                                      Restores raw data on Windows systems (useful to restore segmented files. You must then concatenate segments and convert raw data with ntexport.exe).
        -block_size Size                               Specifies the block size (default is 128k)
                                                         alias on this option is:  -bs
        -force_ask_type                                Specifies to ask the user to provide the drive type for each new tape file to list or extract
        -crypt_password password                       Specify a password for encryption/decryption
                                                         alias on this option is:  -pw
        -key Key file                                  Key needed to decode
        -host host_name                                Specifies the host used to read drive. Must be a known DNS hostname. -catalog is mandatory with this option.
        -catalog catalog                               Catalog name
        -event_to_console

        List of supported devices (for -type option):
        "DAT"
        "Magneto-Optical"       "Exabyte 2GB"           "Exabyte 5GB"
        "3480"                  "Mag Tape 6250"         "Streamer QIC24"
        "Streamer QIC150"       "CompactTape TK/TZ"     "Streamer QIC525"
        "Exabyte 2GB-C"         "Exabyte 5GB-C"         "DAT-C"
        "Disk Drive"            "Virtual Drive"         "DLT 2000"
        "DLT 4000"              "Overland 3480"         "Exabyte Mammoth"
        "DLT 7000"              "Tandberg SLR32"        "Tandberg SLR50"
        "IBM Magstar MP"        "STK T9840"             "IBM 3590"
        "Exabyte Mammoth 2"     "AIT  (35GB)"           "Exabyte VXA-1 (ECRIX VXA)"
        "DLT 8000"              "Raw File"              "Tandberg SLR100"
        "AIT2 (50GB)"           "LTO - HPE Ultrium 1"   "LTO - IBM Ultrium 1"
        "LTO - SEAGATE Ultrium 1"       "STK T9940"             "SuperDLT 220"
        "EMC Tape Emulator"     "DLT1"                  "Sony DTF2"
        "Quantum DX series"     "AIT3 (100GB)"          "Exabyte VXA-2"
        "SuperDLT 320"          "LTO - HPE Ultrium 2"   "LTO - IBM Ultrium 2"
        "VTL Disk Drive"        "SAIT (500GB)"          "SuperDLT 600"
        "Tandberg SLR140"       "UDO"                   "DLT VS160"
        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 3"   "LTO - IBM Ultrium 3"   "AIT4 (200GB)"
        "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-2"  "Fujitsu VTL Drive"     "IBM 3592"
        "AITE Turbo"            "AIT1 Turbo"            "AIT2 Turbo"
        "LTO - QUANTUM 3"       "Exabyte VXA-320 (VXA-3)"       "DLT-S4"
        "DLT-V4"                "LTO - QUANTUM 2"       "DVD-RAM"
        "DLT VS80"              "T10000A"               "AIT5 (400GB)"
        "LTO - IBM Ultrium 4"   "LTO - HPE Ultrium 4"   "IBM TS1120"
        "Null Disk Drive"       "UDO2"                  "NearStor VTL Drive"
        "IBM TS1130"            "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-3"  "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-4"
        "HyperStream Server"    "LTO - QUANTUM 4"       "LTO - IBM Ultrium 5"
        "LTO - HPE Ultrium 5"   "LTO - QUANTUM 5"       "IBM TS1140"
        "T10000B"               "T10000C"               "HPE Ultrium 6"
        "IBM Ultrium 6"         "QUANTUM LTO6"          "LTO - TANDBERG LTO-5"
        "TANDBERG LTO-6"        "T10000D"               "IBM TS1150"
        "HPE Ultrium 7"         "IBM Ultrium 7"         "QUANTUM LTO7"
        "TANDBERG LTO-7"        "HPE Ultrium 8"         "IBM Ultrium 8"
        "QUANTUM LTO8"          "TANDBERG LTO-8"        "HPE Ultrium VT"
        "IBM TS1155"            "IBM TS1160"            "IBM Ultrium 9"
        "HPE Ultrium 9"         "QUANTUM LTO9"          "TANDBERG LTO-9"

Range syntax:
        -range "[device,skip,count][device2,skip,count]..." Several ranges can be specified
        [device,skip,count][,skip,count] means device is the same but we generate a pause to manually change the media
        [device1,skip] if the parameter count is not specified, reading continues until the end of the session or the end of the tape file
        This option is useful for stream splited in several tape files

Examples:
tina_sidf -list -device /dev/rmt0 -skip 1
        list objects from tape file 1
tina_sidf -extract -range "[/dev/rmt0,13,1][,1]"
        extract object from tape file 13 and ask to insert the next media and continue extracting tape file 1 until the end of the stream
tina_sidf -list -device /dev/rmt0 -i
        interactive mode with some options already set

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_start_backup -h


Usage: tina_start_backup  -host host|-application application -strat A|B|C|D [-full]|[-incr] [-sync] [-v_jobid] [-identity identity] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to initiate an incremental or full backup on any host

where options include:
        -host host                          Specifies the name of the host to be backed up
        -application application            Specifies the name of the application to be backed up
        -strat A|B|C|D                      Specifies the backup strategy to be used
        -full                               Specifies a full backup (default setting)
        -incr                               Specifies an incremental backup
        -sync                               Specifies to synchronize the end of the command with the end of the backup launched
        -v_jobid                            Specifies to display the job id
        -identity identity                  Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_stat -h


Usage: tina_stat  [-help]

Allows to display statistics about the specified catalog

where options include:
        -help                This page
                               alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_stk -h

NAME       : /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real                         - Version 2.6.1.1-

SYNOPSIS:

  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -m -v volume -d drive
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -u -v volume -d drive [-f]
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -c
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -C
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -j all [-n mbx_number] [-N]
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -i
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -I
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -g [-n mbx_number] [-N]
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -l library -s
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_stk.real -h

OPTIONS:

  -l          the library name (CatalogName_Library: see Vtl dir)
  -c          Show the library contents in vtl_info format using pool definition
  -C          Create vtl_info
  -d drive    Drive device descriptor
  -f          Force current operation (umount or content)
  -g          Make CAP ready to enter cartridges
  -h          Display help
  -i          Display server information in tina_stk.conf format
  -I          Create tina_stk.conf
  -j all      Eject cartridges displayed in the mailbox
  -m          Put a cartridge in the drive
  -N          All Mail box
  -n          Mail box number
  -s          Associate cartridge barcode range to the pool
  -u          Unmount
  -v volume   Barcode of the cartridge



RCSID: @(#) $Id$

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_stop -h


Usage: tina_stop  [-host host1 [host2]...] [-help]

Allows to stop Time Navigator Enterprise Edition. If option -host is not used, the program only stops application on local host

where options include:
        -host host              Specifies the host(s) onto which the application is stopped
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_storage_ctrl -h


Usage: tina_storage_ctrl  [-list_pools] [-list_folders] [-list_objects] [-list_content] [-erase_content] [-pool pool_name] [-folder folder_name] [-object object_name] [-start_date yyyymmddhhmmss] [-end_date yyyymmddhhmmss] [-force] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows operations on a deduplication pool

where options include:
        -list_pools                         Lists all deduplication pools
        -list_folders                       Lists folders that have containers in specified deduplication pool
        -list_objects                       Lists objects in specified folders that have containers in specified deduplication pool
        -list_content                       Retrieves recycling information of pool content
        -erase_content                      Erases the content of the pool from the catalog, erasing from deduplication storage will be performed by next maintenance job
        -pool pool_name                     Specifies the pool to which the list or erase operations of the pool content are applied
        -folder folder_name                 Specifies the folder to which the list or erase operations are applied for the pool
        -object object_name                 Specifies the object to which the list or erase operations are applied
        -start_date yyyymmddhhmmss          Specifies the backup date from which the list and erase operations are applied
        -end_date yyyymmddhhmmss            Specifies the backup date up to which the list and erase operations are applied
        -force                              Forces operation on deduplication pool
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_stream -h


Usage: tina_stream  -pipe pipe -folder folder -archive archive_path [-create_archive] [-keywords keywords] -name object_name -user user [-silent] [-pool pool_name] [-drive drive] [-sync_cart] [-date yyyymmddhhmm] [-v_jobid] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to read data flows send through a named pipe. Once read, data is archived on a cartridge belonging to the user's cartridge pool

where options include:
        -pipe pipe                                 Specifies a named pipe (using syntax of local operating system)
        -folder folder                             Specifies the destination archive folder
        -archive archive_path                      Specifies the destination archive in folder
        -create_archive                            Specifies the creation of the destination archive if it does not exist
        -keywords keywords                         Specifies the keywords to add in archive when archive is created
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-create_archive" is used
        -name object_name                          Specifies the name of created object in the archive_dest destination archive
        -user user                                 Specifies the owner of the created object
        -silent                                    Specifies that the command is executed without any information displayed
        -pool pool_name                            Specifies a list of cartridge pools limited to 4 pools (available only with central archive folders)
        -drive drive                               Specifies the drive of the local machine, available only with local archive folders
        -sync_cart                                 Specifies the end of archiving once data has been written on cartridges
        -date yyyymmddhhmm                         Specifies the archiving date
        -v_jobid                                   Specifies to display the job id
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_synccloud -h


Usage: tina_synccloud  [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-list_clients]|[-client UUID]|[-synchronize mode] [-path_to_remove full_path]|[-remove] [-config_name config_name] [-console] [-help]

Command line tool to synchronize catalog and CLOUD

where options include:
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -identity identity                  Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -synchronize mode                   check|normal|force
        -list_clients                       List CLOUD Clients declared for a Catalog
        -client UUID                        UUID of CLOUD Client. Used to remove a single file from this client, remove this client from CLOUD depending on other parameters or simply list its content.
        -path_to_remove full_path           Full path, including time extension, of the file to remove from client. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -remove                             Request to remove client from CLOUD. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -config_name config_name            Configuration to connect to CLOUD, as it is known from the catalog.
        -console                            Specifies output to console mode (implicit when -list_clients or -client are specified)
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_synchvds -h


Usage: tina_synchvds  [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-catalog_id UUID] [-list_clients]|[-client UUID]|[-synchronize mode] [-path_to_remove full_path]|[-remove] [-config_name config_name]|[-hvds_server server_name]|[-hvds_port port_num]|[-hvds_user user_name]|[-hvds_password Password] [-report] [-console] [-help]

Command line tool to synchronize catalog and HVDS

where options include:
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -identity identity                         Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog_id UUID                           ID string of a Catalog to operate on. If not provided, UUID of catalog used to authenticate will apply.
        -synchronize mode                          check|normal|force
        -list_clients                              List HVDS Clients declared for a Catalog
        -client UUID                               UUID of HVDS Client. Used to remove a single file from this client, remove this client from HVDS depending on other parameters or simply list its content.
        -path_to_remove full_path                  Full path, including time extension, of the file to remove from client. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -remove                                    Request to remove client from HVDS. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -config_name config_name                   Configuration to connect to HVDS, as it is known from the catalog.
        -hvds_server server_name                   Name (or IP address) of HVDS server to connect to
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-hvds_port",  "-hvds_user",  "-hvds_password" are used
        -hvds_port port_num                        Port number to connect to HVDS server
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-hvds_server",  "-hvds_user",  "-hvds_password" are used
        -hvds_user user_name                       User name to authenticate with HVDS server
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-hvds_server",  "-hvds_port",  "-hvds_password" are used
        -hvds_password Password                    Password to authenticate user with HVDS server
                                                     Can be used only if options  "-hvds_server",  "-hvds_port",  "-hvds_user" are used
        -report                                    Select report mode of this command. Write report to console.
                                                     Can be used only if option  "-config_name" is used
        -console                                   Specifies output to console mode (implicit when -list_clients or -client are specified)
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_syncxdcs -h


Usage: tina_syncxdcs  [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-list_clients]|[-client UUID]|[-synchronize mode] [-path_to_remove full_path]|[-remove] [-config_name config_name] [-console] [-help]

Command line tool to synchronize catalog and XDCS

where options include:
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -identity identity                  Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -synchronize mode                   check|normal|force
        -list_clients                       List XDCS Clients declared for a Catalog
        -client UUID                        UUID of XDCS Client. Used to remove a single file from this client, remove this client from XDCS depending on other parameters or simply list its content.
        -path_to_remove full_path           Full path, including time extension, of the file to remove from client. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -remove                             Request to remove client from XDCS. Be careful: this option should only be used if recommended by the Customer Support.
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -config_name config_name            Configuration to connect to XDCS, as it is known from the catalog.
        -console                            Specifies output to console mode (implicit when -list_clients or -client are specified)
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_syncxdf -h


Usage: tina_syncxdf  [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-catalog_id UUID] [-list_clients]|[-client UUID]|[-synchronize mode] [-path_to_remove full_path]|[-remove] [-config_name config_name] [-console] [-help]

Command line tool to synchronize catalog and XDF

where options include:
        -catalog catalog                    Catalog name
        -identity identity                  Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -catalog_id UUID                    ID string of a Catalog to operate on. If not provided, UUID of catalog used to authenticate will apply.
        -synchronize mode                   check|normal|force
        -list_clients                       List XDF Clients declared for a Catalog
        -client UUID                        UUID of XDF Client. Used to remove a single file from this client, remove this client from the XDF server depending on other parameters, or simply list its content.
        -path_to_remove full_path           Full path, including time extension, of the file to remove from client
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -remove                             Request to remove client from XDF
                                              Can be used only if option  "-client" is used
        -config_name config_name            Configuration to connect to the XDF server, as it is known from the catalog.
        -console                            Specifies output to console mode (implicit when -list_clients or -client are specified)
        -help                               This page
                                              alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_tpl_back_end -h
TINA_HOME is not set!

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_tpl_back_end.real -h
ERROR: unknown Time Navigator Enterprise Edition installation path, check your TINA_HOME definition

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_tunable_ctrl -h


Usage: tina_tunable_ctrl  [-verbose] [-catalog catalog] [-identity identity] [-file file] [-hosts hosts1 [hosts2]...] [-name name] [-comment comment] [-catalogs catalogs1 [catalogs2]...] [-binaries binaries1 [binaries2]...] [-values values1 [values2]...] [-disabled] [-force] [-merge] [-remove] [-help]

Command line tool to deploy or update tunables on a host list

where options include:
        -verbose                                   Display more detailed information
        -catalog catalog                           Catalog name
        -identity identity                         Catalog identity of the user. Identity format is "user:passwd" or "user"
        -file file                                 File containing the list of hosts to deploy the tunable. 1 host name by row. If set, -hosts is ignored
        -hosts hosts                               List of hosts where to deploy the tunable
        -name name                                 Name of the tunable. If not set, tunables are read from host and displayed in logs.
        -comment comment                           Comment of the tunable
        -catalogs catalogs                         List of catalogs for which the tunable is active. * by default
        -binaries binaries                         List of binaries for which the tunable is active. * by default
        -values values                             Value or list of values if the tunable is an array
        -disabled                                  If set, the tunable will be disabled (but not removed)
        -force                                     Overwrite the old values if tunable already exists on the host
        -merge                                     Merge catalogs and binaries list if tunable already exists on the host. New values replace old ones as we don't know if tunable is an array type. Enable is preferred to disabled, new comment is used if exists
        -remove                                    Remove tunable from host
        -help                                      This page
                                                     alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_user_info -h
Usage:
tina_user_info [-options ...]
     where options include:
     -help                               Prints out this message
     -catalog catalog             Specifies the working catalog
     -language language       Specifies the language

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_user_info_cmd -h


Usage: tina_user_info_cmd  [-output_format text|csv] [-csv_separator csv_separator] [-start_eub]|[-abort_eub] [-catalog catalog] [-help]

tina_user_info_cmd: Agent Job Info

where options include:
        -output_format text|csv Specifies the format used to export the data
        -csv_separator csv_separator Specifies the separator used with the CSV format (default value is ";")
        -start_eub
        -abort_eub
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_vls -h

NAME:           /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real
Version:        2.6.1

SYNOPSIS:

  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real -l library -m -v barcode -d drive
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real -l library -u -v barcode -d drive
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real -l library -j
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real -l library -g -v barcode
  /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/.tina_vls.real -h

OPTIONS:

  -c          Show the library contents in vtl_info format
  -C          Create vtl_info
  -d drive     Specify the drive logical index (DRIVEn)
  -g           Put the cartridge on-line
  -h           Display the online help
  -j           Put the cartridge(s) off-line
  -l library   Specify the library device descriptor
  -m           Mount a cartridge in the drive
  -n           Number of cartridges to add
  -u           Unmount a cartridge
  -v barcode   Specify the barcode of the cartridge


RCSID: @(#) $Id$

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_vlsa -h

<Ouvre le GUI des VLS>

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_web_info_rest -h


Usage: tin@_web_info_rest  -list_host|-list_folder|-job_stat job_id [-catalog catalog] [-help]

Allows to perform operations on archive folders and archives

where options include:
        -list_host              Displays the list of catalog hosts
        -list_folder            Displays the list of catalog folders
        -job_stat job_id        Displays the status of the specified job
        -catalog catalog        Catalog name
        -help                   This page
                                  alias on this option is:  -h

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_xattr -h
Name         : Help
Description: add -tst_num N parameter to get help on specific test

1 : Test stat
2 : Test copy
3 : Test dump
4 : Test add
5 : Test del

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_xdcs_srv -h
usage: tina_xdcs_srv [option]

Common options:
    -help      Display this help screen and exit.
    -config    Generate a configuration file with default values and exit.

Windows only:
    -install   Install the XDCS service and exit.
    -remove    Uninstall the XDCS service and exit.
    -debug     Run the service as a standard application. Ctrl+C to quit.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_xxx -h

        tina_xxx [-h] [-I]
          tina_xxx is a dummy library management software used to create the VTL configuration files.

# /usr/TiNa_Path/Bin/tina_zip -h


Usage: tina_zip  [-create Path1 [Path2]...]|[-extract Archive1 [Archive2]...]|[-list]|[-test Archive1 [Archive2]...]|[-scan Path1 [Path2]...]|[-encode Files1 [Files2]...] [-archiver archiver] [-crypt_password password] [-no_compress] [-crypt] [-codec codec_list1 [codec_list2]...] [-sign] [-stat] [-mime] [-filter pattern1 [pattern2]...] [-mime_filter mime_type1 [mime_type2]...] [-verbose] [-final_info] [-progress] [-block_size block_size] [-rest_path rest_path] [-no_decode] [-help]

tina_zip store files and directories in archive with compression like Winzip. It can use various formats (tar, cpio, tina5, sidf) but not PK/zip format

where options include:
        -create Path                                   Specifies the file/dir list to archive in <archive name>
                                                         alias on this option is:  -c
        -scan Path                                     Scan only file tree. Do not create archive
        -test Archive                                  Test of archives
                                                         alias on this option is:  -t
        -extract Archive                               Extract an archive(s) file(s)
                                                         alias on this option is:  -x -d
        -list                                          Displays the list of available formats
                                                         alias on this option is:  -l
        -encode Files                                  Encodes a list of files
        -archiver archiver                             Select format. Sidf is default format
                                                         alias on this option is:  -a -format
        -crypt_password password                       Specify a password for encryption/decryption
                                                         alias on this option is:  -pw
        -no_compress                                   Disable compression (compress data is default behaviour)
                                                         alias on this option is:  -no_cpr
        -crypt                                         Enable encryption
                                                         alias on this option is:  -cipher
        -codec codec_list                              Specifies the codec list to use. Default value is LZO
        -sign                                          Add an MD5 signature for each file (only in SIDF format)
        -stat                                          Display file system statistics after archiving
        -mime                                          Display mime type distribution
        -filter pattern                                Objects filtering
        -mime_filter mime_type                         Objects filtering by mime type
        -verbose                                       Add information
                                                         alias on this option is:  -v
        -final_info                                    Add information
                                                         alias on this option is:  -vv
        -progress
        -block_size block_size                         Select I/O block size in KB
                                                         alias on this option is:  -bs
        -rest_path rest_path                           Restore path (current working directory by default)
                                                         alias on this option is:  -C
        -no_decode                                     Unformat only (no decoding)
        -help                                          This page
                                                         alias on this option is:  -h

Advanced options:
where options include:
        -stdin                  Specifies the standard input as the source instead of file
                                  alias on this option is:  -in
        -key Key file           Key needed to decode
        -compress_rate %        Specifies the data compression rate
        -follow_link            Focus on link target not on link itself
        -io_mode [backup|file|raw|(io number)] Useful to force io_mode (for cross backup/restore)
        -manage_holes           On restore, write a file hole instead of all-zero data blocks. The file to be restored must be encoded with HOLE codec.
        -dtm_default_block_size dtm_default_block_size

Examples:
        Sidf archive creation with file1, file2 and filen:
                tina_zip -c arch.sidf file1 file2 filen
        Tar archive creation with file1, file2 and filen without output (no writing):
                tina_zip -c NULL file1 file2 filen -archiver tar
        Test one sidf and one tar archive:
                tina_zip -t arch.sidf arch.tar
        List an archive (use verbose mode):
                tina_zip -t arch.sidf -v
        Extracting archive in another location (default is local):
                tina_zip -x arch.sidf -C /tmp
        Show archivers and codecs choice:
                tina_zip -l
                tina_zip -l -v (benchmark each codecs)
        Show various statistics and information from a tree file:
                tina_zip -scan /tmp -stat -mime -vv
        Find all executable files or files containing odb:
                tina_zip -scan /tmp -mime_filter exe -filter "*odb*" -v
        Find all *.doc in archive:
                tina_zip -t arch.sidf -filter "*.doc" -v

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