AutoSYNC Software User's Guide (Update 17)

Installation
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-018
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Start the Monitor Process
The CREATE MAPDB command creates the SYNCUSER table, to store user
information and the REGISTRY table to store global parameters.
The scheduled synchronization configuration tables and log files are added later, as
sync file sets are configured for each syncuser. See Appendix A, Operations and
Management, for details on the additional MapDB tables.
As with the SysDB tables, the MapDB table must be registered in a SQL catalog. By
default, these tables are registered in the same SQL catalog where the SysDB tables
are registered.
Start the Monitor Process
Creating a MapDB automatically starts the AutoSYNC monitor process. The monitor
process is a fault tolerant process-pair, so it should not need to be restarted unless the
system is cold loaded. The standard monitor process name is $ZASY. If, for any
reason, the monitor process is not executing, start it with the following command:
Many of the monitor process parameters may also be specified on this command;
consult the section START MONITOR on page 8-88 for details.
AutoSYNC 3? create mapdb;
--- MapDB table $DATA.ASYMAPDB.REGISTRY created.
--- MapDB table $DATA.ASYMAPDB.SYNCUSER created.
--- MapDB for AutoSYNC created.
--- SysDB updated
--- Changes will take effect when the Monitor is restarted.
--- Starting Monitor process $ZASY
AutoSYNC Monitor 1.9.1 - 17FEB2012 -- $ZASY (2,502) - System \BLPROD
Started at Jun 29 2012 16:39:33, elapsed time = 0:00:00
Backup process $ZASY (3,778), no takeovers
Monitor hometerm: $0
EMS event logging level is NORMAL.
AutoSYNC License Information
License is Valid
Maximum logical processors 4
Note. The user id used to create the MapDB and start the monitor process may determine
which users are authorized to configure synchronizations; refer to Section 4, Scheduled
Synchronization for details on this matter.
START MONITOR;