You can set up the Sybase Recovery Kit through the use of the LKCLI (Command Line Interface).
Creating/Extending/Configuring the Sybase resource from the Command Line
create sybase
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource create sybase --tag <tag> --basedir <install directory> --datadir <instance data directory> --instance <database instance> --switchback <switchback type> --user <database user> --password <user password> --backup <backup server name>
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --basedir <str> | Sybase installation directory. | |
| --datadir <str> | Sybase instance data directory. | |
| --instance <str> | Database instance. | |
| --user <str> | Database user. *If not specified, try to access and operate the database as the sa user. |
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| --password <str> | Database user password. | |
| --backup <str> | none | Backup server. |
extend sybase
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource extend sybase --tag <tag> --dest <backup node> --switchback <switchback type> --template_prioity <priority> --target_priority <prority>
config sybase
EXAMPLE: #lkcli resource config sybase --tag <tag> --user <database user> --password <user password> --backup <backup server name> --monitor <monitor server>
| Option | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| [--user <str>] | Database user. | |
| [--password <str>] | Database user password. | |
| [--backup <str>] | Current value | Backup server. |
| [--monitor <str>] | Current value | Monitor server. |
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