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

RDFCOM includes the line containing PROCESS process-name in the display only if the process
name was specified in a SET command.
SHOW PURGER Command
Suppose that a series of SET PURGER commands specifies that a purger process named $PURG
is to run in CPUs 3 and 2 at priority 165 with a RETAINCOUNT of 50.
To display the values specified by those SET PURGER commands, enter:
]SHOW PURGER
In response, RDFCOM displays:
PURGER CPUS 3:2
PURGER PRIORITY 165
PURGER PROCESS $PURG
PURGER RETAINCOUNT 50
PURGER PURGETIME 60
RDFCOM includes the line containing PROCESS process-name in the display only if the process
name was specified in a SET command.
SHOW VOLUME Command
Suppose that a series of SET VOLUME commands specified these configuration parameter values:
• The updater process named $UP07 is to run in CPUs 2 and 1 of the backup system at a priority
of 160.
• The volume $DATA7 on the backup system is to be used for receiving database updates to
the volume $DATA07 on the primary system (which is configured to the auxiliary audit trail
$AUX01).
• The updater is to use the secondary image trail $SECIT1 (which was previously added to the
RDF configuration by way of an ADD IMAGETRAIL command).
• You have configured this updater only to replicate file in the subvolume MYFILESET.*, but you
do not want to replicate MYFILESET.LOG.
To display the values specified by those SET VOLUME commands, enter:
]SHOW VOLUME
This output results:
VOLUME ATINDEX 1
VOLUME CPUS 2:1
VOLUME PRIORITY 160
VOLUME UPDATEVOLUME $DATA7
VOLUME IMAGEVOLUME $SECIT1
VOLUME PROCESS $UP07
VOLUME INCLUDE MYFILESET.*
VOLUME EXCLUDE MYFILESET.LOG
SHOW RDFNET Command
Suppose that a series of SET RDFNET commands specifies the RDFNET process named $MNET is
to run in CPUs 0 and 1 at priority 180.
To display the values specified by those SET RDFNET commands, enter:
]INFO RDFNET
RDF displays:
RDFNET PROCESS $MNET
RDFNET CPUS 0:1
RDFNET PRIORITY 180
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