TMF Reference Manual (H06.05+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—540138-002
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DUMP FILES
The next DUMP FILES command dumps the file named F4 and all subsequent files in
the subvolume $VA.S2, and all files in the subvolume $VA.S3. The files that precede
F4 in $VA.S2 are not dumped.
TMF 38> DUMP FILES ($VA.S2.*, $VA.S3.*), START $VA.S2.F4
(If the parameter list in the above example had specified a subvolume that preceded
$VA.S2 alphabetically, that subvolume would be ignored and dumping would still begin
with file F4 in subvolume $VA.S2.)
The next DUMP FILES command dumps all audited files residing on the local data
volume $DATA07 to a magnetic tape drive on the remote system \NEWARK:
TMF 39> DUMP FILES $DATA07.*.*, SYSTEM \NEWARK
The following DUMP FILES command directs two copies of all audited files residing on
the data volume $DATA12 to magnetic tape drives on the remote system \LOOP,
specifies a blocksize of 20, and requests tape verification:
TMF 40> DUMP FILES $DATA12.*.*, SYSTEM \LOOP, COPIES 2 &
>>>PARALLEL, BLOCKSIZE 20, VERIFYTAPE ON
The DUMP FILE command shown next directs a copy of all audited files on the data
volume $DATA03 to the disk volume $ODUMP:
TMF 41> DUMP FILES $DATA03.*.*, DISKMEDIA $ODUMP
In the next DUMP FILES command, all audited files residing on the disk volume
$LADY are dumped to disk. The disks specified in the DISKMEDIA list are $TRAMP
and $SQLOFOX on the system \CAL. When $TRAMP becomes full, the remainder of
the dump is directed to $SQLOFOX.
TMF 42> DUMP FILES $LADY.*.*, DISKMEDIA (\CAL.$TRAMP,
\CAL.$SQLOFOX)
The following DUMP FILES command dumps the files identified by the patterns listed
in the <file-name> file named $SANFRAN.MISSION.GROUPA:
TMF 43> DUMP FILES <$SANFRAN.MISSION.GROUPA>