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performance_fscap_2023-06-12.xml.gz
Identifying data you want to restore
Before importing your data, identify the files that contain the information that you want to import. Uptime Infrastructure Monitor creates the following archives:
| Type of Data | Archive Filename | Database Table(s) Archived |
|---|---|---|
| CPU Statistics | performance_cpu_<date>.xml.gz | performance_cpu |
| Overall CPU Statistics | performance_aggregate_<date>.xml.gz | performance_aggregate |
| NRM Statistics | performance_nrm_<date>.xml.gz | performance_nrm (if you are running Novell NRM in your environment) |
| Multi-CPU Statistics | performance_cpu_<date>.xml.gz | performance_cpu |
| Detailed Process Statistics | performance_psinfo_<date>.xml.gz | performance_psinfo |
| Disk Performance Statistics | performance_disk_<date>.xml.gz | performance_disk |
| File System Capacity Statistics | performance_fscap_<date>.xml.gz | performance_fscap |
| Network Statistics | performance_network_<date>.xml.gz | performance_network |
| User Information Statistics | performance_who_<date>.xml.gz | performance_who |
| Volume Manager Statistics | performance_vxvol_<date>.xml.gz | performance_vxvol |
| Retained Data | erdc_int_data_<date>.xml.gz erdc_decimal_data_<date>.xml.gz erdc_string_data_<date>.xml.gz | erdc_int_data erdc_decimal_data erdc_string_data |
Importing the archived data
When you have identified the archived data that you want to import into the database, run the following commands to import the archived data:
- At the command line, navigate to the following directory:
- On Linux and Solaris: /usr/local/uptime/scripts/.
- On Windows: C:\Program Files\uptime software\uptime\scripts.
- Run the
restorearchivecommand with one or more of the following options:- -f <filename>
Imports a single file (specify the full path to the file name). - -d <date>
Imports all files with the specified date (in YYYY-MM-DD format). - -D <directory>
The directory containing the archived files. Note that you must specify this option when using the -d option. - -c <configFile>
The full path to the uptime.conf file.
- -f <filename>
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