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

Entering RDFCOM Commands
HP NonStop RDF/IMP and IMPX System Management Manual—524388-001
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Command Overview
IMAGEVOLUME $volume
identifies a disk volume associated with a secondary image trail previously added
to the RDF configuration (by way of an ADD IMAGETRAIL command), implicitly
associating this updater process with that trail.
This parameter is required. There is no default. An updater must always be
explicitly associated with a secondary image trail.
UPDATEVOLUME $volume
specifies what volume on the backup system will receive database updates for the
corresponding volume on the primary system. You specify the corresponding
volume on the primary system in the ADD command that actually configures the
updater process. The default is $SYSTEM.
INCLUDE subvol.file
specifies what subvolume(s) and file(s) on the primary system data volume are to
be replicated by the updater process on the backup system. subvol can have the
wildcard character as a suffix (DB*, for example, specifying all subvolumes whose
names begin with DB). Similarly, file can be an explicit filename, the wildcard
character (specifying all files on the designated subvol), or have the wildcard
character as a suffix (DATA*, for example, specifying all files on the designated
subvol whose names begin with DATA).
EXCLUDE subvol.file
specifies what subvolume(s) and file(s) on the primary system data volume are not
to be replicated on the backup system. As with the INCLUDE clause, subvol can
have the wildcard character as a suffix, and filename can be an explicit filename,
the wildcard character, or have the wildcard character as a suffix.
Where Issued
Primary system only.
Security Restrictions
You can issue the SET VOLUME command only if you are a member of the super-user
group.
RDF State Requirement
You can only enter SET VOLUME commands if you have not already used the ADD
VOLUME command to apply the configuration parameters for the associated updater
process to the RDF configuration file. For further information, see the ADD command
description.