RDF System Management Manual

Subvolume- and File-Level Replication
HP NonStop RDF System Management Manual—524388-003
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Summary Examples
Summary Examples
Consider the following updater configuration example, where the primary system is
\PRIMARY and the backup system is \BACKUP:
SET VOLUME CPUS 1:2
SET VOLUME IMAGEVOLUME $IMAGE
SET VOLUME PRIORITY 185
SET VOLUME PROCESS $MM01
SET VOLUME UPDATEVOLUME $DATA01
ADD VOLUME $DATA01
In the above example, all audited files and tables on \PRIMARY.$DATA01 are
replicated to \BACKUP.$DATA01.
Now consider the following updater configuration example:
SET VOLUME CPUS 1:2
SET VOLUME IMAGEVOLUME $IMAGE
SET VOLUME PRIORITY 185
SET VOLUME PROCESS $MM01
SET VOLUME UPDATEVOLUME $DATA01
SET VOLUME INCLUDE MMTEST10.*
SET VOLUME EXCLUDE MMTEST10.CONC0826
SET VOLUME INCLUDE DATA*.*
SET VOLUME EXCLUDE DATA*.C*
SET VOLUME INCLUDE DB*.*
ADD VOLUME $DATA01
There is still one updater responsible for replicating changes from $DATA01 on the
primary system to $DATA01 on the backup system, but the INCLUDE and EXCLUDE
clauses explicitly identify which subvolumes and files on \PRIMARY.DATA01 are to be
replicated (all audited files and tables in the subvolumes MMTEST10, DATA*, and DB*
are replicated, except MMTEST10.CONC0826 and any files or tables in DATA* whose
names start with "C").