ASAP 2.7 Extension Manual

Configuring the ASAP Extension
HP NonStop ASAP Extension Manual—425265-004
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Example: Release 1 to Release 2 File Migration
11. Start ASAPX Release 2.
12. Watch the EMS log to ensure ASAPX is performing normally.
Example: Release 1 to Release 2 File Migration
This example of a Release 1 ASAPCONF file indicates which commands are the
same, which to change or delete, and which new commands to add to convert it to a
Release 2 ASAPCONF file:
Note. Because ASAPX 2.0 uses increased segment sizes to support 1024 domains per
processor, the segments are not compatible with ASAPX 1.0 segments. Applications must
reregister in ASAPX 2.0 once it is installed. Due to this limitation, you cannot install ASAPX 2.0
in an ASAPX 1.0 environment with active domains.
However, you can rename the old segment files, install ASAPX 2.0 and then set Stats Disabled
in the old segment files. If applications are coded correctly to remove and reregister
themselves after receiving API errors, they can migrate to the new segments without a restart.
If you must do this, contact the HP Global Customer Support Center (GCSC) and request that
they ask ASAPX development for the tool to set Stats Disabled in the old segment files.
ASAPCONF File: Release 1 ASAPCONF File: Release 2
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VOLUME $DSV.ASAPXDB same
SET DB $DSV.ASAPXDB.DB same
SET RETAIN NONE same
SET PROC ENTRIES 10 same
SET RATE 1 same
SET ID $APP same
SET DISK OFF same
SET EXPAND OFF same
SET NODE OFF same
SET PROCESS SUBSAMPLES 1 same
SET IOCONTROL 64 same
SET BUFFERED ON same
SET COLLECT \ASAP same
SET ASAPLOG $SYSTEM.ASAPX.ASAPLOG same
SET OBJCOLLECT $MM.MYV1.ASAPCOL SET OBJCOLLECT $MM.MYV2.ASAPCOL
SET OBJMONITOR $MM.MYV1.ASAPMON SET OBJMONITOR $MM.MYV2.ASAPMON
SET HELP $MM.MYV1.ASAPHELP SET HELP $MM.MYV2.ASAPHELP
SET APP ON same
SET APP OBJECT $MM.MYV1X.ASAPXSGP SET APP OBJECT $MM.MYV2X.ASAPXSGP
SET APP PARAM “CONFIG $MM.ASAPXTST.ASAPXCNF“ same
FORMAT -2 HEADING “NAK“ DISPLAY F5.0 delete
FORMAT 0 HEADING “TRANSRATE“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F12.2 delete
FORMAT 1 HEADING “ERRORRATE“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F8.4 delete
FORMAT 2 HEADING “SVR1BUSY“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F8.2 delete
FORMAT 3 HEADING “SVR2BUSY“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F8.2 delete
FORMAT 4 HEADING “SVR3BUSY“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F6.2 delete
FORMAT 5 HEADING “SUCCESS%“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F6.2 delete
FORMAT 6 HEADING “FAIL%“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F6.2 delete
FORMAT 7 HEADING “OKTIME“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F6.2 delete
FORMAT 8 HEADING “FAILTIME“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F6.2 delete
FORMAT 9 HEADING “STATE“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY I1 delete
FORMAT 10 HEADING “X3“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY I10 delete
FORMAT 11 HEADING “X3S“ TYPE FLOAT DISPLAY F10.4 delete
SET OBJECTIVESDB $SYSTEM.ASAPX
SET OBJECTIVESRANK STANDARD