SCF Reference Manual for the Storage Subsystem (G06.28+, H06.05+, J06.03+)

[ , AUTOSTART { ON | OFF } ]
[ , CAPACITYMISMATCH { ON | OFF } ]
[ , CBPOOLLEN number ]
[ , FASTBULKWRITE { ON | OFF } ]
[ , FSTCACHING { ON | OFF | ENABLED } ]
[ , FULLCHECKPOINTS { DISABLED | ENABLED | FORCED } ]
[ , HALTONERROR number ]
[ , HIGHPIN { ON | OFF } ]
[ , LKIDLONGPOOLLEN number ]
[ , LKTABLESPACELEN number ]
[ , MAXLOCKSPEROCB number ]
[ , MAXLOCKSPERTCB number ]
[ , MIRRORING { OFF | ON } ]
[ , NAMEMASK { STANDARD | name } ]
[ , NONAUDITEDINSERT { ON | OFF } ]
[ , NUMDISKPROCESSES number ]
[ , OSSCACHING { ON | OFF } ]
[ , PHYSVOLSELECT { ON | OFF } ]
[ , POOL { $pool | EXCLUDE } ]
[ , PROGRAM [[$vol.]subvol.]fileid ]
[ , PROTECTDIRECTORY { CHECKPOINT | OFF | SERIAL } ]
[ , RECOVERYTIMEOUT number ]
[ , REVIVEBLOCKS number ]
[ , REVIVEINTERVAL number ]
[ , REVIVEPRIORITY number ]
[ , REVIVERATE number ]
[ , SERIALWRITES { DISABLED | ENABLED } ]
[ , SQLMXBUFFER number ]
[ , STARTSTATE { STARTED | STOPPED } ]
[ , WRITECACHE { DISABLED | ENABLED } ]
ALTER PROFILE Examples
See the procedure for “Altering a Profile” (page 76).
• To modify the standard default profile for all internal disks in the system:
-> ALTER PROFILE $ZZSTO.#INTERNAL-DISK, NAMEMASK DATA
• To change a profile for all disks inserted into group 03:
-> ALTER PROFILE $ZZSTO.#INTERNAL-DISK-3, MIRRORING OFF
ALTER SCSI Command
The ALTER SCSI command changes the configured attribute values for the Open SCSI devices
attached to your system. The syntax is:
ALTER [ / OUT file-spec / ] SCSI $SCSI-device
[ , LIKE object ] [ , attribute-spec ]...
Wild-card characters are supported.
OUT file-spec
directs all SCF output to the specified file.
SCSI $SCSI-device
is the name of the Open SCSI device.
LIKE object
identifies an existing object whose attribute values are copied to the object affected by this
command. The object name must currently exist in the system configuration, and the object
type must match that of the object affected by this command. If you specify LIKE, any attribute
values that you explicitly specify override the attribute values of the LIKE object.
ALTER Command 237