RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual (RDF 1.4+)

Online Database Synchronization
HP NonStop RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual—524388-001
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Example of Synchronizing An Entire Database
Online
set buffered, ext(10,10)
set rec 300, block 4096
set maxextents 16
set code 4700
set part (1, $data3, 2, 2, [0,0,0,195] )
set altkey (1, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2 )
set altkey (2, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2 )
set altkey (3, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2, no update )
set altkey (4, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2, no update )
set altkey (5, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2 )
set altfile (0, $data2.test.altf0100 )
create $data2.test.part0100
set altfile (0, $data2.test.altf0101 )
create $data2.test.part0101
volume $data3.test
reset
set type r, no audit
set buffered, ext(10,10)
set rec 4050, block 4096
set maxextents 16
set code 4700
set part (1, $data2, 2, 2 )
set altkey (1, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2 )
set altkey (2, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2, no update )
set altkey (3, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2 )
set altkey (4, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2, no update )
set altkey (5, file 0, keyoff 6, keylen 2, no update )
set altfile (0, $data3.test.altf0200 )
create $data3.test.part0200
set altfile (0, $data3.test.altf0201 )
create $data3.test.part0201
After using a VOLUME command to specify the primary database volume from
which you want to extract the data, load the empty duplicate files:
volume $data0.test
load part0100, $data2.test.part0100, share, sorted
load part0101, $data2.test.part0101, share, sorted
load altf0100, $data2.test.altf0100, share, sorted
load altf0101, $data2.test.altf0101, share, sorted