Command arguments supported by the Run Command After Operation feature

The Run Command After Operation feature supports some pre-defined variables that can pass operation-specific information to your program or script.

$ExchSnapshot

Expands to the name of an Exchange database Snapshot copy, as shown in the following examples:

exchsnap__winsrvr3__01-31-2006_15.03.09

exchsnap__winsrvr3__recent

The number of database Snapshot copies in a SnapManager backup set depends on the number of volumes used to store the Storage Groups included in the backup operation.

$InfoSnapshot

Expands to the name of a SnapInfo directory Snapshot copy, as shown in the following examples:

eloginfo__winsrvr2__01-31-2006_15.03.09

eloginfo__winsrvr2__recent

$SnapInfoName

Expands to the name of the SnapInfo directory, as shown in the following examples:

WINSRVR3__01-23-2006_16.21.07__Daily

WINSRVR3__recent

If you use this variable, you must also provide the correct path to the directory.

$SnapInfoPath

Expands to the name of the SnapInfo subdirectory, as shown in the following examples:

I:\SME_SnapInfo\EXCH__WINSRVR3\SG__First Storage Group\WINSRVR5_01-06-2006_11.52.36

The $SnapInfoPath variable is automatically enclosed within double quotes so that the actual path name can contain spaces without affecting the script invocation on the Windows command line.

If you do not want the double quotes to appear in your command line, remove them from the Command Arguments field in the Run Command After Operation dialog box.