5.6.1 Backing up and recovering the files used by JP1/Script
Table 5-9 shows the files to be backed up. The user must back up and recover the files if necessary. Before you start the
backup process, stop the JP1/Script service, Script Launcher, and the Script Launcher service. If any of these services is
running during backup of files or folders, a lock error might occur.
Note that the files other than the script file might not exist because they are created after a script is defined or executed.
Table 5‒9: Files to be backed up
|
No.
|
File name
|
File name or extension
|
File location
|
|
1
|
Script file
|
.SPT
|
Created by the user in any folder.
|
|
2
|
Execution environment file
|
.SPV
|
Created in the script execution folder after a script has been defined or executed.
|
|
3
|
Menu information file
|
.SPN
|
|
4
|
Monitoring information file
|
.SPD
|
|
5
|
Analysis trace file
|
.SPA
|
|
6
|
Execution trace file
|
.SPX
|
|
7
|
User trace file
|
.TXT, etc.
|
File path specified in OutputName of the Message command
|
|
8
|
Server trace file
|
SPTSVTRC.SPY
|
Created in the installation-folder\Data folder #1, #2 after a script has been defined or executed
|
|
9
|
Trace management file
|
SPTLOGDB.SPB
|
|
10
|
Server environment file
|
SPTSV.SPS
|
|
11
|
Global variable file
|
SPTGV.SPG
|
|
12
|
Automatic start information file#1
|
SPTLNCH.SPH
|
Created in the installation-folder\Data folder#1, #3 after a script has been defined or executed
|
|
13
|
Execution environment syntax file
|
.SPU
|
Created in the same folder as for the execution environment file, or in the folder specified in toDirName. This file exists only when Execution Environment File Converter is used.
|
- #1
-
If you change the output destination for management files by selecting Tools, Options, and then Cluster Environment in the Script Manager window, the server trace file is created in the new destination folder.
- #2
-
These files are created in the system-drive\ProgramData\Hitachi\Script\Data folder.
- #3
-
These files are also created in the system-drive\ProgramData\Hitachi\Script\Data folder and its subfolder. For details, see 5.4.2 JP1/Script information.
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