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Troubleshooting the IDB
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Action Set the time interval, which will be used when browsing object versions
for restore. You can change this time interval in the Restore context
when searching for the specific object version you want to restore.
Set the default time interval used when browsing object versions for
restore.
1. In the Data Protector GUI, click the File menu and then click
Preferences.
2. Click the Restore tab and in the Search interval drop-down list,
select the search interval. Select Interval if you want to set an
absolute search interval, or None if you want all object versions to be
listed.
3. Click OK to apply the change.
MMDB and CDB Are Not Synchronized
The MMDB and CDB may not be synchronized when the following is
true:
• The MMDB and CDB contain information from different periods in
time. This may be the result of importing the CDB and the MMDB
(the omnidbutil -readdb command) from files generated in
separate export (the omnidbutil -writedb command) sessions.
• In a MoM environment, when the local CDB and CMMDB are not
synchronized. This may be the result of the CMMDB restore.
Data Protector reports when an object in the IDB has no medium
assigned or when the data protection for a medium is not correctly set.
Action In a one-cell environment:
• Run the omnidbutil -cdbsync <Cell_Server_Hostname> command
in the /opt/omni/sbin (UNIX Cell Manager) or in the
<Data_Protector_home>\bin (Windows Cell Manager) directory to
synchronize the MMDB and CDB.
In a MoM environment:
• Run the omnidbutil -cdbsync <Cell_Server_Hostname> command
in the /opt/omni/sbin (UNIX Cell Manager) or in the
<Data_Protector_home>\bin (Windows Cell Manager) directory