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

◦ Specifies that the catalog files for the fileset USER3 are stored on the disk volume $DATA2.
◦ Assigns the fileset USER3 to the OSS name server process $ZPNS by default.
◦ Uses the BUFFERED LOG specification by default.
◦ Specifies that the inode cache for the fileset USER3 should be flushed to disk after
approximately 10 seconds to make its recovery faster by decreasing the time when the
cache is considered dirty.
◦ Performs automatic recovery of the fileset USER3 using a copy of the FSCK program in
processor 5 after a shutdown or failure. The recovered fileset is left in a started state.
◦ Sends FSCK output after an automatic recovery to the spooler $S.#USER3.
• To add the fileset USER1 to the storage-pool configuration file USRPOOL using the volume
catalog on $DATA, the mount point /user1, and allowing a maximum of 600000 inodes,
enter this command:
ADD /OUT CMDLOG/ FILESET $ZPMON.USER1, CATALOG $DATA, POOL USRPOOL, MNTPOINT "/user1", MAXINODES 600000
• To add the fileset USER1 as a restricted-access fileset to the storage-pool configuration file
USRPOOL using the volume catalog on $DATA, and the mount point /user1, enter this
command:
ADD /OUT CMDLOG/ FILESET $ZPMON.USER1, CATALOG $DATA, POOL USRPOOL, MNTPOINT "/user1", RESTRICTEDACCESS
ENABLED
ADD SERVER Command
The ADD SERVER command adds an OSS server to the configuration administered through the
OSS Monitor.
The syntax of the ADD SERVER command is:
ADD [ /OUT filename/ ] SERVER server_processname
[ , TYPE NAME ]
, CPU primary_processor
[ , AUTORESTART ntimes ]
[ , BACKUPCPU backup_processor ]
[ , BACKUPCPUOK { TRUE | FALSE } ]
[ , INODECACHE size1 ]
[ , LINKCACHE size2 ]
[ , MAXWAITTIME seconds2 ]
[ , SQLTIMEOUT seconds ]
[ , SEEPENABLED { ON | OFF } ]
[ , SEEPRESPONSETIMEOUT [ nseconds ] ]
[ , SEEPPROGFILENAME [ prog-filename ] ]
[ , SEEPPROCESSNAME [ process-name ] ]
[ , SEEPSWAPVOL [ swap-vol | swap-file ] ]
[ , SEEPCPU [ cpu-number | ANY ] ]
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