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

IMAGEVOLUME $volume
identifies a disk volume associated with a secondary image trail previously added to the RDF
configuration (by way of an ADD IMAGETRAIL command), implicitly associating this updater
process with that trail.
This parameter is required. There is no default. An updater must always be explicitly associated
with a secondary image trail.
UPDATEVOLUME $volume
specifies what volume on the backup system will receive database updates for the corresponding
volume on the primary system. You specify the corresponding volume on the primary system
in the ADD command that actually configures the updater process. The default is $SYSTEM.
INCLUDE subvol.file
specifies what subvolume(s) and file(s) on the primary system data volume are to be replicated
by the updater process on the backup system. subvol can have the wildcard character as a
suffix (DB*, for example, specifying all subvolumes whose names begin with DB). Similarly,
file can be an explicit filename, the wildcard character (specifying all files on the designated
subvol), or have the wildcard character as a suffix (DATA*, for example, specifying all files
on the designated subvol whose names begin with DATA).
EXCLUDE subvol.file
specifies what subvolume(s) and file(s) on the primary system data volume are not to be
replicated on the backup system. As with the INCLUDE clause, subvol can have the wildcard
character as a suffix, and filename can be an explicit filename, the wildcard character, or
have the wildcard character as a suffix.
MAPFILE $vol.subvol.fname
specifies the mapfile on the backup system that contains mapping strings that constitute the
mapping rules. The updater will apply these rules to the audit records present in the image trail
files. This parameter is optional.
MAPLOG $vol.subvol.fname
specifies the log file on the backup system into which the updater should log the source and
target filename pairs if a mapping rule is applied. This parameter is optional.
Where Issued
Primary system only.
Security Restrictions
None.
RDF State Requirements
None.
Usage Guidelines
The SET VOLUME command enters the parameter values specified for the updater in this command
into the RDF configuration table in memory. This table serves as an input buffer only, and so these
values do not affect the subsystem until they are applied to the RDF configuration file with the ADD
command.
For ATINDEX values greater than 0, the specified value must match the audit trail number of a
configured auxiliary audit trail. If you specify SET VOLUME ATINDEX 2, for example, there must
be a configured auxiliary audit trail AUX02.
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