RDF System Management Manual

Operating and Monitoring RDF
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Running RDFSCAN
Effect: The backup process takes over, but not in
fault-tolerant mode, until the primary process
can be re-created.
Recovery: This is an informational message; no recovery
is required.
Running RDFSCAN
RDFSCAN is an interactive command interpreter through which you begin a session
and enter requests to scan and display the content of intermediate entry-sequenced
RDF message file produced by the standard EMS filter RDFFLTO. RDFSCAN runs
under the Guardian user interface (normally TACL) to the operating system. To begin
an RDFSCAN session and enter commands interactively, enter the keyword
RDFSCAN at the current TACL prompt.
Command Syntax for Starting an RDFSCAN Session
To enter an RDFSCAN session, use the following command syntax:
RDFSCAN
is an implicit RUN command, instructing the TACL command interpreter to run the
RDFSCAN utility program.
filename
specifies the entry-sequenced file to be opened.
Using RDFSCAN
When you use RDFSCAN, you conduct an interactive dialog with it through prompts,
commands, output displays, and messages.
RDFSCAN has two operational restrictions:
•
RDFSCAN does not use command files; you must enter all RDFSCAN commands
from the terminal.
•
RDFSCAN accepts only one command per prompt.
RDFSCAN filename