RDF System Management Manual for H-Series RVUs (RDF 1.8)

Suppose that another volume on the primary system is named $DATA02 and you want to create
an updater process named $U02 to replicate changes to only those tables and files on $DATA02
whose subvolume name begins with OEM2 or OEM5.
To configure the updater process to run in CPUs 5 and 6 at the default priority of 160 using
secondary image trail volume $SECIT2 and data volume $DATA2 on the backup system, issue
these commands:
]SET VOLUME PROCESS $U02
]SET VOLUME CPUS 5:6
]SET VOLUME IMAGEVOLUME $SECIT2
]SET VOLUME UPDATEVOLUME $DATA2
]SET VOLUME INCLUDE OEM2*.*
]SET VOLUME INCLUDE OEM5*.*
]ADD VOLUME $DATA02
SHOW
The SHOW command displays the current parameter values contained in the RDF configuration
memory table for the specified process. With this command, you can confirm the parameter
values before issuing the ADD command that actually applies them to the configuration file.
SHOW {RDF }
{MONITOR }
{EXTRACTOR }
{RECEIVER }
{IMAGETRAIL }
{TRIGGER }
{VOLUME }
{PURGER }
{RDFNET }
{NETWORK }
RDF
displays the current configuration parameter values for the RDF global options.
MONITOR
displays the current configuration parameter values for the monitor process.
EXTRACTOR
displays the current configuration parameter values for the extractor process.
RECEIVER
displays the current configuration parameter values for the receiver process.
IMAGETRAIL
displays the current configuration parameter values for the image trail.
PURGER
displays the current configuration parameter values for the purger process.
RDFNET
displays the current configuration parameter values for the RDFNET process.
NETWORK
displays the current configuration parameter values for an RDF network.
TRIGGER
displays the values of the TRIGGER attributes as they are currently set in memory.
VOLUME
displays the current configuration parameter values for an updater process.
Where Issued
Primary or backup system.
Security Restrictions
None; anyone can issue the SHOW command.
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