AutoSYNC Software User's Guide (Update 17)

Command Interpreter

HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-018

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CREATE SYSDB

Functionally however, the home terminal for the monitor process is the default

EMS collector, as shown by the Autosync STATUS MONITOR command..

Each MapDB is associated with a unique monitor process name. Monitor process

names must have exactly 4 characters in addition to the “$”; the default name is

$ZASY. If a monitor process name has already been assigned to a MapDB, you must

choose another name.

The PRIMARY, BACKUP, and PRIORITY, and HOMETERM options specify process

creation parameters to be used when starting the monitor process.

MONITOR process-name

the name of the monitor process to be associated with the MapDB. The name must

have 4 characters. The default is $ZASY. See the note below.

PRIMARY cpu-number

the CPU number (in the range of 0 to 15) of the primary monitor process.

PRIORITY process-priority

a process priority (in the range of 1 to 199) for the monitor process.

SECURE “rwep”

sets the security of the MAPDB tables.

CREATE SYSDB

Creates SysDB. SysDB is a set of two SQL tables in a subvolume named ESCSYSDB:

REGISTRY and MAPDBS. These tables are updated with registration information,

global parameters and the list of MapDBs and associated monitor processes.

Since the SysDB is a set of SQL tables, the volume on which it is created must be TMF

protected.

volume

the volume where the SysDB subvolume is created. The default is $SYSTEM. See

the notes below.

CATALOG SQL-catalog

CREATE SYSTEM DATABASE [ ON volume ] [, option... ];

CREATE SYSDB [ ON volume ] [, option... ];

option is

{ CATALOG SQL-catalog }

{ SECURE “rwep” }