Tandem Failure Data System (TFDS) Manual

Managing and Configuring TFDS

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TFDS Configuration-File-Only Commands

This section describes those TFDS commands that are valid only in the TFDS

configuration file. (TFDSCOM will not recognize these commands.)

For a list of all TFDS commands that you can use in the TFDS configuration file, see

Editing the TFDS Configuration File on page 2-13.

ADD

The ADD command can change the value of the severity or severity limit for a specific

instrument, or for all instruments within a specific program. The ADD command can

also add one or more halt codes to the list of halt codes used by the DUMPALLSLICES

configuration option.

PROGRAM progname

specifies either an unqualified object file name (for example, FUP) or a fully

qualified file name (for example, $vol.subvol.filename) or a fully qualified

OSS file path. Partially qualified file names in either Guardian or OSS forms are

not valid.

SYMPTOMSTRING symptomname

specifies a unique identifier of an instrument, composed of Company, Product,

Program, File Name, DIPID. The TFDSCOM REPORT command displays

symptom strings of incidents already recorded into the incident database. For ease

of use, symptomname is case insensitive.

SEVERITY sevvalue

specifies Critical, Major, Minor, Warning, Informative, or Indeterminate as the

severity override for the symptom string or program.

SEVERITYLIMIT sevvalue

specifies the maximum severity allowed for the program or symptom string.

HALTCODE haltcode

specifies an octal halt code value to be added to the list of halt codes used by the

DUMPALLSLICES configuration option.

HALTRANGE haltrange

specifies a range of haltcode values that are to be added to the list of halt codes

used by the DUMPALLSLICES configuration option. haltrange is specified as

haltcode - haltcode.

ADD { PROGRAM progname | SYMPTOMSTRING symptomname }

{ SEVERITY sevvalue | SEVERITYLIMIT sevvalue }

ADD { HALTCODE [%]haltcode | HALTRANGE haltrange }