DSM/Tape Catalog Operator Interface (MEDIACOM) Manual

MEDIACOM Commands
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ALTER FILECAT Command (Super Group Only)
>>> PHYSICAL ALL,&
>>> LOGICAL ALL
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A file of test data should no longer be used for recovery purposes. Because
BACKUP was run daily and weekly on the volume where the test file resided,
backup tapes are cataloged as TEST_DAILY_BACKUP and
TEST_WEEKLY_BACKUP. This command changes the status for the test file in all
generations of those backup tapes, including all physical and logical copies.
MC> ALTER DISKFILE $TEST.QA1.TESTDATA,&
>>> TAPEFILE TEST_*_BACKUP,&
>>> GEN ALL,&
>>> STATUS INVALID,&
>>> PHYSICAL ALL,&
>>> LOGICAL ALL
ALTER FILECAT Command
(Super Group Only)
ALTER FILECAT changes the owner or security level of a file catalog.
\node.file-catalog-name
is the logical name of the file catalog. Include \node when the file catalog is not on
your current default node.
OWNER owner-id
defines the new group and user ID that are permitted to use the file catalog. An
owner-id is made up of a group ID and user ID, specified as:
group-id,user-id
group-id
is a number in the range 0 through 255. 255 is reserved as the group ID for
system operators and the super ID.
user-id
is a number in the range 0 through 255 that identifies a user within a group.
255 is reserved for a user ID as it is for a group ID.
ALTER FILECAT [ \node.]file-catalog-name
[ , OWNER owner-id ]
[ , SECURE "code" ]