NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide (H06.12+)

$DATA6 AUX01 Online Started
$DATA6 AUX01 Archive Recovering
TMF States
The TMF subsystem can be in any of the states listed in Table 13-1.
Table 13-1 TMF States
MeaningState
The TMF subsystem has not yet been
started with this configuration.
Configuring New Audit Trails
The TMF subsystem is purging its
current configuration, audit trails,
and volume and file recovery
information for the database in
response to a DELETE TMF
command.
Deleting
The TMF subsystem has been brought
up for the first time on this node and
thus no configuration exists for it, or
a DELETE TMF command was
executed.
Empty Audit Trail Configuration
The TMF subsystem is starting and
is in one of these conditions:
Starting
The subsystem is starting audit-trail
service and other services.The
subsystem is waiting for all network
transactions to be resolved.The TMF
subsystem is starting data volumes.The
subsystem is backing out transactions
that must be aborted.
ServicesWaiting for Network
Transactions to be ResolvedData
VolumesRunning Backout
The TMF subsystem has started.Started
The TMF subsystem is stopped.Stopped
The TMF subsystem is stopping and
is in one of these conditions:
Stopping
The subsystem is waiting for all
transactions to be finished. The
subsystem is stopping data
volumes.The subsystem is waiting for
the Remote Duplicate Database Facility
(RDF) to shut down.The subsystem is
stopping audit-trail service and other
services.
Waiting for Transactions to Finish
Data Volumes Waiting for RDF
Services
Monitoring the Status of Pathway
Pathway is a group of related software tools that enables businesses to develop, install, and
manage online transaction processing applications. Several Pathway environments can exist for
a system. As a system operator, you might check the status of Pathway in your routine system
monitoring. This subsection explains how to check the status of the Pathway transaction processing
applications.
1. To determine the names of the Pathway processes running on your system:
> STATUS *, PROG $*.*.PATHMON
2. To access PATHCOM to communicate with one of the PATHMON processes:
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