G06.26 Release Version Update Compendium

G06.26 Release Version Update Compendium529842-001
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Database and Transaction
Processing Products
The G06.26 RVU contains new features for these database and transaction processing
products:
TMF 3.3
TS/MP 2.1 (Controlled Availability)
TMF 3.3
The HP NonStop Transaction Management Facility (TMF) includes T2076, T2781,
T8302, T8606, T8607, T8608, T8609, T8652, T8694, T8695, T8696, T8697, and
T8698. For G06.26, TMF 3.3 provides these new features:
Ability to add auxiliary audit trails to the TMF configuration while TMF is started,
provided through the TMFCOM ADD AUDITTRAILS command.
Controlled Availability: The commit-hold feature is available in the TMFCOM
ALTER AUDITTRAIL command and is controlled through the
COMMITHOLDMODE, RESET COMMITHOLDMODE, and COMMITHOLDTIMER
options. This feature is available only on systems running the HP NonStop Remote
Database Facility (RDF) product that guarantees Zero Lost Transactions
(RDF/ZLT) and is solely provided to those customers on a controlled basis. With
this feature, if the components needed to ensure ZLT on the backup system in an
RDF configuration become unavailable, commit-hold can be activated, and the
Transaction Management Process (TMP) stops writing audit (which includes
transaction commit and abort records) to the primary system. Therefore, when
commit-hold is activated, no transactions are completed on the primary system
without being copied to the backup system, and ZLT is guaranteed. The commit-
hold condition prevails until the problem that activated commit-hold is resolved, a
specified time-out duration expires, or the condition is explicitly suspended or
terminated by a user. Information about commit-hold is also displayed by the INFO
AUDITTRAIL, STATUS AUDITTRAIL, and STATUS TMF commands.
Performance-tuning functions, formerly available only through the SNOOP utility,
but now present in the TMFCOM ALTER TMF command through these options:
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TRANSACTIONPROTOCOL
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RESET TRANSACTIONPROTOCOL
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GOREMOTE
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RESET GOREMOTE
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PIOBUFFER
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RESET PIOBUFFER
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TMPWAITTIMER
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RESET TMPWAITTIMER