TMF Planning and Configuration Guide (H06.05+)

Concepts and Capabilities
HP NonStop TMF Planning and Configuration Guide—540136-002
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Moving Configuration Files to a Different Volume
5. If you do not intend to start TMF from the $TEMP configuration volume, you can
skip this step.
Issue the following FUP ALTER commands:
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMA, ALTFILE (0, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMA0)
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMA, ALTFILE (1, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMA1)
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMB, ALTFILE (0, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMB0)
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMB, ALTFILE (1, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGDMB1)
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGTPA, ALTFILE (0, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGTPA0)
FUP ALTER $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGTPB, ALTFILE (0, $TEMP.ZTMFCONF.CTLGTPB0)
6. Make $TEMP the configuration volume:
ALTER TMF, CONFIGVOL $TEMP
7. You may now start TMF from $TEMP (if you want to) and perform disk
maintenance on $SYS02.
8. When you are ready to switch the TMF configuration volume back to $SYS02, stop
TMF (if necessary).
9. Purge the files created by $TMP in Step 3, above:
FUP PURGE $SYS02.ZTMFCONF.*
10. Rename $SYS02.ZTRENAME back to ZTMFCONF:
FUP RENAME $SYS02.ZTRENAME.*, $SYS02.ZTMFCONF.*
11. Make $SYS02 the configuration volume:
ALTER TMF, CONFIGVOL $SYS02
12. Issue a TMFCOM START TMF command.
Moving Configuration Files to a Different Volume
If you have configuration and catalog files in the $SYSTEM.ZTMFCONF volume that
you want to move, intact, to another volume on the node, follow these steps:
1. Using a file utility program, rename all the files from the ZTMFCONF subvolume on
$SYSTEM to another subvolume on $SYSTEM. This step prevents TMF from
changing these files while they are being moved.
2. Perform a clean shutdown of TMF by issuing a TMFCOM STOP TMF command.
3. Issue a TMFCOM STOP TMF, ABRUPT command. This step causes the TMP to
close the configuration files that were renamed in Step 1.
4. Using a file utility program, move all the configuration files from the subvolume
used in Step 1 to the ZTMFCONF subvolume on the new volume.
5. Use FUP ALTER commands to modify all the alternate key file references in the
catalog files to point to the alternate key files on the new configuration volume.