Safeguard Audit Service Manual (G06.29+, H06.08+, J06.03+)

Audit Service Command Syntax
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ALTER AUDIT POOL Command
ALTER AUDIT POOL also provides a method of deleting released audit files. To do so,
use the MAXFILES parameter to decrease the maximum number of audit files in an
audit pool. This action effectively causes the excess number of released files to be
deleted.
Members of either security group can execute this command.
$vol.subvol
specifies the audit pool for which disk allocation parameters are to be changed.
The audit pool is designated by its volume and subvolume name. If $vol.subvol
is omitted, the current audit pool is assumed.
file-spec
specifies the disk allocation parameters for the disk files that make up this audit
pool. Any file-spec not designated in this command is left unchanged at its
current setting. The file-spec values are:
EXTENTSIZE ( primary-ext [ , secondary-ext ] )
MAXEXTENTS n
MAXFILES n
AUDITCLEARONPURGE { ON | OFF }
EXTENTSIZE ( primary-ext, [ , secondary-ext ] )
specifies the primary and secondary extents, in 2048-byte disk pages, for each
audit file in the audit pool being added. Both primary-ext and
secondary-ext are decimal integer values. The smallest extent allowed is
two disk pages.
MAXEXTENTS n
specifies the maximum number of disk file extents for each audit file. n is a
decimal integer value from 16 through 978.
MAXFILES n
specifies the maximum number of files that can be allocated in this audit pool.
n is a decimal integer value from 2 through 10,000.
AUDITCLEARONPURGE { ON | OFF }
specifies whether the diskspace occupied by a specific audit file is cleared
when that audit file is purged. T
he default value is ON.
ALTER AUDIT POOL [ $vol.subvol ] [ , ]
file-spec [ , file-spec ]...
Note. This information is supported only on systems running J06.03 and later J-series
RVUs, H06.12 and later H-series RVUs, and G06.32 and later G-series RVUs.