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

If you do not specify a processor by either means, the default processor is the processor on
which the copy of DP2 used for the fileset catalog is running.
DETAIL
produces a detailed report and places it in the FSCK log file.
If the DETAIL option is omitted, only a summary report is produced.
OPTION { START | STOP }
starts or stops a diagnosis by the FSCK utility.
DescriptionValue
Starts a new diagnosis and sets the state of the fileset to DIAGNOSING.START
Stops a diagnosis that is in progress and sets the state of the fileset to STOPPED.STOP
If this option is omitted, the default value is OPTION START.
REPORT filename2
specifies the Guardian filename of the Guardian disk file or spooler location to receive the
FSCK log file output and any related CVT or FUP output.
You can also specify the default target for output with the REPORT parameter of the SCF ALTER
SUBSYS command.
If you do not specify a file by either means, the file is written to the location described in “FSCK
Log File” (page 296).
STATUS
reports any inconsistencies that the OSS name server has detected in the fileset and places the
report in the FSCK log file.
When the STATUS option is specified, you cannot specify the REPAIR, UPGRADE, or
DOWNGRADE option.
When the STATUS, REPAIR, UPGRADE, and DOWNGRADE options are all omitted, the default
value is REPAIR NONE.
REPAIR { ALL | NONE | OPEN | SERIOUS }
specifies which inconsistencies to repair in the fileset.
Serious inconsistencies can make files unavailable, can make users unable to create new files,
and have the potential for serious catalog damage. Such inconsistencies are reported in the
FSCK log file with messages categorized as SERIOUS.
Minor inconsistencies are unlikely to cause problems by themselves. Such inconsistencies are
reported in the FSCK log file with messages categorized as MINOR.
Serious and minor inconsistencies and their repair actions are described in Table 11 (page 162).
Unrepairable inconsistencies are reported with FSCK log file ERROR messages.
This option has the following values:
DescriptionValue
Repair all inconsistencies (serious and minor).ALL
Do not repair any inconsistencies. This is the default specification.NONE
Same as SERIOUS, but also assumes that there might be open files in this fileset. This option
indicates that inodes cannot be reused until the next unmount or remount.
OPEN
Repair only serious inconsistencies. This option can speed up the execution of a fileset check.SERIOUS
If the REPAIR option is omitted, the default value is REPAIR NONE.
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