AutoSYNC Software User's Guide (Update 14)

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ALTER GLOBAL
enables or disables the recovery option.
If recovery is enabled, AutoSYNC saves a copy of a destination file to an archive
subvolume before it restores a later copy of the file. If a failure occurs during the
synchronization and the file is corrupted, the archived copy is recovered and
replaces the corrupted file.
This setting can be overridden by setting the syncfileset attribute or one-time sync
option RECOVERY.
The default is ON.
EMSCOLLECTOR collector-process
the default EMS collector process that the monitor process uses to log its
messages. The default value for this parameter is $0.
EMSSUPP[RESS] { ON | OFF }
suppresses the generation of a class of EMS events that are considered optional.
Suppressing the optional messages reduces the volume of output sent to the EMS
collector. The types of messages suppressed are the following:
•
Synchronization process START and STOP messages.
•
Messages reporting configuration changes made by the administrator to a
fileset or a batch ID.
Events that report failures are never suppressed and are always logged to the
EMS collector.
The option may be disabled to troubleshoot an AutoSYNC problem or to analyze
unusual behavior.
The default is EMSSUPPRESS OFF.
SYNCTCPPROC[ESSES] { tcp-proc1 [, tcp-proc2, ... }
the name of the TCPIP process(es) used by AutoSYNC for synchronization over
TCP/IP.
The default processes are $ZTCP0, $ZTCP1.
You may specify up to 6 processes, not exceeding 30 characters of names, not
including commas and spaces.
Use MONITOR
STATUS TCP to verify that the TCPIP processes are properly
configured.
Usage Note. EMSSUPRESS is also a SYNCUSER option. You must use the global
parameter setting on the source and destination systems, rather than the SYNCYSER
option, if you wish to suppress optional messages for synchronizations that are done over
TCP/IP.