RDF System Management Manual for J-series and H-series RVUs (RDF 1.10)

Security Restrictions
You can issue the RESET command if you are a member of the super ID group.
RDF State Requirement
You can enter the RESET command at any time, whether or not RDF has been started. Certain
constraints, however, apply to the subsequent ADD commands that apply the RESET values to the
configuration file. For further information, see the ADD command description.
Usage Guidelines
The RESET command operates on the values in the configuration table in memory (which serves
as a buffer), resetting those for the specified process to their default settings. These values do not
affect RDF, however, until they are applied to the RDF configuration file with the ADD command.
If you use INCLUDE/EXCLUDE lists for selective replication and if the files differ from one volume
to the next, then you should use the RESET VOLUME command after every ADD VOLUME command.
See Chapter 3 for further details.
Examples
To reset the extractor process parameters in the configuration memory table to their default values,
enter:
]RESET EXTRACTOR
To reset the extractor process parameters in the configuration file to their default values so that
these values now affect RDF, issue the following commands after RDF has been initialized:
]RESET EXTRACTOR
]SET EXTRACTOR PROCESS $EXT
]ADD EXTRACTOR
To reset the updater process parameters in the configuration memory table to their default values,
enter:
]RESET VOLUME
To reset the trigger parameters in the configuration memory table to their default values, enter:
]RESET TRIGGER
SET EXTRACTOR
The SET EXTRACTOR command sets extractor process configuration parameters within the RDF
configuration memory table. The supplied values are not applied to the RDF configuration file,
however, until you issue an ADD EXTRACTOR command.
SET EXTRACTOR extractor-option
where extractor-option is:
{CPUS primary-CPU : backup-CPU }
{PRIORITY priority }
{PROCESS process-name }
{ATINDEX audittrail-index-number }
{RTDWARNING rtd-time }
{VOLUME volume-name }
CPUS primary-CPU : backup-CPU
identifies the CPUs in which the extractor process is to run as a process pair on the primary
system; primary-CPU is the primary CPU; backup-CPU is the backup CPU. Values range
from 0 through 15. The defaults are 0:1.
PRIORITY priority
identifies the execution priority for the extractor process; priority is the execution priority,
from 10 through 199. The default priority is 165.
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