AutoTMF Software User's Guide (Update 12)

NonStop AutoTMF Software Commands
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ALTER ATMFFILESET
Users should exercise caution when suppressing the long transaction warning
and do so only if the cause for the delayed commit is well understood.
READNULLRECS
(for entry-sequenced files only)
reverses the effect of the SKIPNULLRECS option. See the description of
SKIPNULLRECS below for details.
To instruct the runtime to read null records for all audited entry-sequenced files,
set the global parameter ATMFSKIPNULLRECS to OFF. To request this option
for a specific program, use the =_ESCORT_READ_NULL_RECS define.
If this option is specified, this specification overrides the value of the global
parameter ATMFSKIPNULLRECS and of the =_ESCORT_SKIP_NULL_RECS
define.
The default is READNULLRECS.
READTHRULOCK | NO READTHRULOCK
instructs NonStop AutoTMF software to enable or disable read-thru-lock mode
on audited files that use automatic transactions.
If this option is specified, this specification overrides the value of the global
parameter ATMFREADTHRULOCK.
To set this option for a specific program file set use ADD ATMFPROGRAMS or
ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS.
RECORDTX | NO RECORDTX
generates (or does not generate) an automatic transaction for each locked
record and commits the transaction as soon as the record is unlocked.
RECORDTX is used when a file is accessed by programs in which record
locking sequences do not allow NonStop AutoTMF software to commit
automatic transactions (there is at least one lock held on a record in this file at
any given time).
For this option to take effect, the option must be configured both as a program
attribute and as a file attribute using ADD ATMFPROGRAMS
or ALTER
ATMFPROGRAMS.
The RECORDTX file attribute can be specified in addition to other attributes,
such as COMMONTX or SEPARATETX. The other attributes are ignored if
RECORDTX is specified for both the file and the program. If RECORDTX is
specified for a program, but not the file, then the other options, such as
COMMONTX or SEPARATETX, will be in effect.
For further details on the use of RECORDTX, see paragraph Record-Level
Transactions on page 4-12.
SEPARATETX | NO SEPARATETX