dumpoplog

Lists the contents of a replica's operation log

Applicability

Product Command type
MultiSite multitool subcommand
Platform
UNIX
Linux
Windows

Synopsis

dumpoplog

[ –s/hort |  –l/ong] [ –name ] [ –invob vob_selector ] [ –vreplica replica  ]
[ oplog_ent_order_num... |  –from oplog_id | –to oplog_id ]
[ –since date-time ] [ –reverse ]

Description

The dumpoplog command lists oplog information for all replicas of a VOB. It does not list information about oplogs that have been scrubbed.

Restrictions

You must be root (UNIX and Linux) or Administrator (Windows).

Specifying the kind of information to display

Default
Returns the entry order number, the name of the operation, the replica that created the entry, the oplog ID, and the time of creation.
–s/hort
Returns a short listing of all oplogs, including the entry order number, the operation, the creating replica, and the oplog ID in the format, entry_order_number: op=operation rep=replica id=oplog_ID
–l/ong
Returns additional information about the operation that was performed, such as the version OID and version number.
–name
Attempts to resolve OIDs to the corresponding names.
–invob vob_tag
Specifies a VOB other than the current VOB.
–vreplica replica
Returns the oplog of the specified replica only.

Specifying the range of information to display

oplog_ent_order_num...
Returns the specified oplogs.
–from oplog_id
Returns oplogs starting with the specified oplog to the latest oplog. This option can be used with the -to option to specify a range of oplogs.
–to oplog_id
Returns oplogs starting with the first oplog and ending with the specified oplog. This option can be used with the -from option to specify a range of oplogs.
–since date-time
Returns oplogs starting with the oplog having the specified time stamp through the last oplog.
–reverse
Reverses the order in which oplog entries are returned. When specified with the -since option, the last oplog is listed first and the listing ends with the oplog specified by -since. When specified with -from, the listing begins with the oplog specified by -from and ends with the first oplog. No useful listing is returned when this option is specified with -to.