NET/MASTER RMS Management and Operations Guide

RMS XFER
RMS Commands
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RMS XFER The RMS XFER command enables you to transfer a ruleset, and the records of the
ruleset, from one RMS database to another RMS database. If the transfer is successful,
a message is displayed indicating the number of records transferred.
RMS XFER FROM { FNAME= filename1 | FID= fileid1 }
RULESET= ruleset1
TO { FNAME= filename2 | FID= fileid2 }
[ RULESET= ruleset2 ]
[ OPTION={ M | R } ]
[ ACTIVATE={ I | D } ]
FNAME= filename1
specifies the RMS database, as a Guardian-format file name, from which the
ruleset is being transferred. The file name must be suitable for access with the
UDBCTL OPEN command using INPUT mode.
The file name is in the following format:
[ \ sys . ][ $ volume . ][ subvolume . ] filename
FID= fileid1
specifies the logical file ID of the RMS database in the current NonStop
NET/MASTER system from which you want to transfer a ruleset. The UDB file ID
is one through eight characters long, beginning with a character other than a digit.
If transferring from the current database, specify ZRMSDB.
RULESET= ruleset1
specifies the name of the ruleset to be transferred.
FNAME= filename2
specifies the RMS database, as a Guardian-format file name, to which the ruleset is
to be transferred. The file name must be suitable for access with the UDBCTL
OPEN command.
The file name is in the following format:
[ \ sys . ][ $ volume . ][ subvolume . ] filename
FID= fileid2
specifies the logical file ID of the RMS database in the current NonStop
NET/MASTER system to which the ruleset is to be transferred. The UDB file ID is
one through eight characters long, beginning with a character other than a digit. If
transferring to the current database, specify ZRMSDB.