Using QMove

Ian Tree  09 May 2012 15:40:20

DXTools - Using QMove

Documentation for Version 1.4

QMove was originally developed to solve the problem of redistributing notes databases across multiple storage volumes without shutting down the Domino server or limiting the use of databases while they are being moved between storage volumes. Having addressed the problem of storage redistribution it was noted that QMove had other capabilities such as creating media backups and deleting databases already plumbed in and so minor code changes turned it into a more generic Notes database storage management tool. The name QMove was retained as storage redistribution remains the principal use of the utility.

QMove is fast and resilient. Multiple databases can be processed in parallel allowing sustained high rates of data transfer.

The QMove application is constructed as a Domino Server Add-In task, as such it is perfectly suited to unattended operations.
QMove is a C++ application constructed on the DXCommon application kernel supporting Domino version from 6.0 through 8.5 on both Widows & Linux server platforms.

The move engine at the heart of the QMove application is mature and well tested component having been used in production environments for many years. It has been used in different configurations to move over 50,000 databases with more than 50Tb of data.

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Files

File	File Name	Contents/Usage	File Size
QMove.doc	DXTOOLS-USING-QMOVE-1-4.doc	DXTools - Using QMove 1.4 - Word for Windows 97-2003	462 Kb
QMove.pdf	DXTOOLS-USING-QMOVE-1-4.pdf	DXTools - Using QMove 1.4 - PDF	480 Kb
QMove.odt	DXTOOLS-USING-QMOVE-1-4.odt	DXTools - Using QMove 1.4 - Open Document Text	284 Kb
QMove.xps	DXTOOLS-USING-QMOVE-1-4.xps	DXTools - Using QMove 1.4 - XPS	707 Kb

LINKS

Information	Source Packages	Documentation	Articles
Background DX Reference Environments DX Development Environments DX Support DX Services Frequently Asked Questions License	DX Common Code QCopy QMove QACLMorph RDBCreate DXIPA DXTell SPZap	DX Application Design Guide DX Kernel API Reference DX Component Architecture DX Class Catalogue Using QCopy Using QMove Using QACLMorph Using RDBCreate Using DXIPA Using DXTell Using SPZap	Heavy Lift Computing Autonomic throughput optimisation

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