Synopsis
typ_create [-d destsys] -a appname -r restyp
typ_list [-d destsys] -a appname -r restyp
typ_remove [-d destsys] [-fC] [-a appname]
Description
Resources are used by LifeKeeper to represent volumes, applications or other objects known by the system. Resource types are classifications of resources and are distinguished by a common set of recovery procedures that can be applied to all instances. Resource type examples would include:
- File system volumes, for example K:
- File shares, for example UTIL_SHARE
- IP addresses, for example 153.66.232.21.
The typ_create and typ_remove commands provide an interface for generating new types in the configuration database. The command typ_list provides an interface to the configuration database for listing all resource types existing on a specific system.
Exit Codes
All commands exit to 0 if they are successful. On failure, they return a nonzero code (see EXIT CODES section) and print to standard error. The following exit codes could be returned by these commands:
| 0 | The operation has succeeded. |
| 1 | A system call or library call has internally returned failure. |
| 2 | A user-specified syntax error occurred. |
| 3 | LifeKeeper internal error. |
| 4 | A request to perform an operation on an object that already exists. |
| 5 | An argument specified is illegal. |
| 6 | Index out-of-range. |
| 7 | A request has been made on an object that does not exist. |
| 8 | A request was made to delete a resource instance on which another non-deleted resource instance depends. |
| 9 | An attempt to communicate with another system failed. |
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