Open System Services Management and Operations Guide (G06.30+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

$vol
is the name of the disk volume where the ZOSS subvolume is located.
HELP | ?
is the HELP command, which provides an overview of the CVT command syntax. This is the
default action; that is, if this RUN command is entered without any options, the command is
interpreted as if the option HELP had been entered.
PURGE SERIAL serialno [ IN subvolume ]
is the PURGE command, which purges a catalog saved by FSCK.
serialno
is the FSCK serial number (FSN) of the saved catalog to be purged.
IN subvolume
is the name of the subvolume where the saved catalog is located. If this name is not supplied,
the user’s default subvolume is assumed.
RENAME files1 [ TO ] files2
is the RENAME command, which moves (renames) catalog files between and within subvolumes.
files1
specifies the files you want to move (rename).
files2
specifies the new locations (names) for the files being moved (renamed).
Both files1 and files2 have the following syntax:
{ CURRENT | SERIAL serialno } [ IN subvolume ]
CURRENT
for files1, specifies that the current catalog files PXINODE, PXLINK, and PXLOG are to be
renamed.
For files2, indicates that the
• New location for the catalog files is the current catalog.
• New names for the catalog files are PXINODE, PXLINK, and PXLOG.
SERIAL serialno
for files1, indicates that a saved catalog with the FSN serialno (consisting of the files
PXINserialno, PXLIserialno, and PXLOserialno) is to be renamed.
For files2, indicates that the
• New location for the catalog files is the saved catalog with the FSN serialno.
• Files are to be renamed PXINserialno, PXLIserialno, and PXLOserialno.
IN subvolume
indicates the name of the subvolume for the corresponding files1 or files2 saved catalog
files. If this name is not supplied, the user’s default subvolume is assumed.
Using the CVT HELP Command
To get help information for CVT, enter one of the following commands at a TACL prompt:
RUN $vol.ZOSS.CVT
RUN $vol.ZOSS.CVT HELP
RUN $vol.ZOSS.CVT ?
$vol
is the name of the disk volume where the ZOSS subvolume is located.
The CVT HELP command produces the following output.
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