RDF System Management Manual for J-series and H-series RVUs (RDF Update 13)

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Related Information
This manual belongs to the NonStop data management library of manuals. It is the only manual
that fully and directly supports RDF. To use this manual effectively, however, you should be familiar
with the information for the TMF product described in the following publications:
• TMF Introduction, which provides a general overview of TMF concepts and capabilities for
business professionals, application designers and programmers, and system managers and
administrators.
• TMF Planning and Configuration Guide, which provides information on how to plan, configure,
and manage a TMF system.
• TMF Operations and Recovery Guide, which describes how to monitor TMF operations,
reconfigure TMF, perform online and audit dumps, and respond to a variety of exception
conditions.
• TMF Reference Manual, which covers the syntax, cautionary considerations, and examples
for using the TMFCOM command interface to the TMF product.
Another manual in the Data Management Library, Introduction to Data Management, provides an
overview of NonStop data management products, including RDF, and discusses the use of these
products in OLTP applications.
Manuals for other software products that contain information helpful to RDF users include:
• SQL/MX Installation and Management Guide and the SQL/MP Installation and Management
Guide, which explain how to install the NonStop SQL/MX and SQL/MP relational database
management systems and how to plan, create, and manage SQL/MX and SQL/MP databases
and applications.
• SQL/MX Reference Manual and the SQL/MP Reference Manual, which describe the command
and statement syntax and usage considerations for the NonStop SQL/MX and SQL/MP
relational database management systems, including interaction with the NonStop SQL product
for database protection.
• SQL/MP Version Management Guide, which describes version management for different
versions of the NonStop SQL/MP software, catalogs, objects, messages, files, and programs.
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