RDF/IMP, IMPX, and ZLT System Management Manual

Online Database Synchronization
HP NonStop RDF/IMP, IMPX, and ZLT System Management Manual—524388-002
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Example of Synchronizing An Entire Database
Online
set type k, keyoff 2, keylen 4, no audit
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