Librarian=options Use the Librarian qualifier to restore files from data archiving software applications that support the Oracle Media Management interface. The file name specified on the command line identifies the stream of data to be retrieved from the Librarian utility. If you supply a device specification or a version number it will be ignored. Oracle RMU supports retrieval using the Librarian qualifier only for data that has been previously stored by Oracle RMU using the Librarian qualifer. The Librarian qualifier accepts the following options: o Trace_file=file-specification The Librarian utility writes trace data to the specified file. o Level_Trace=n Use this option as a debugging tool to specify the level of trace data written by the Librarian utility. You can use a pre-determined value of 0, 1, or 2, or a higher value defined by the Librarian utility. The pre-determined values are : - Level 0 traces all error conditions. This is the default. - Level 1 traces the entry and exit from each Librarian function. - Level 2 traces the entry and exit from each Librarian function, the value of all function parameters, and the first 32 bytes of each read/write buffer, in hexadecimal. o Logical_Names=(logical_name=equivalence-value,...) You can use this option to specify a list of process logical names that the Librarian utility can use to specify catalogs or archives where Oracle Rdb backup files are stored, Librarian debug logical names, and so on. See the specific Librarian documentation for the definition of logical names. The list of process logical names is defined by Oracle RMU prior to the start of any Oracle RMU command that accesses the Librarian application. The following OpenVMS logical names must be defined for use with a Librarian utility before you execute an Oracle RMU backup or restore operation. Do not use the Logical_Names option provided with the Librarian qualifier to define these logical names. o RMU$LIBRARIAN_PATH This logical name must be defined so that the shareable Librarian image can be loaded and called by Oracle RMU backup and restore operations. The translation must include the file type (for example, .exe), and must not include a version number. The shareable Librarian image must be an installed (known) image. See the Librarian utility documentation for the name and location of this image and how it should be installed. o RMU$DEBUG_SBT This logical name is not required. If it is defined, Oracle RMU will display debug tracing information messages from modules that make calls to the Librarian shareable image. You cannot use device specific qualifiers such as Rewind, Density, or Label with the Librarian qualifier because the Librarian utility handles the storage meda, not Oracle RMU.