TMF Reference Manual (G06.24+)

TMFCOM Commands

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RESET DATAVOLS

The RESET DATAVOLS command resets data volume attributes to their default

values, canceling the effects of any previous SET DATAVOLS commands. Values

changed by RESET DATAVOLS are local to your current session and apply only to

ADD DATAVOLS commands subsequently issued within this session.

AUDITTRAIL

resets the AUDITTRAIL attribute to MASTER, indicating that the data volume

sends its audit records to the master audit trail.

RECOVERYMODE

resets the RECOVERYMODE attribute to ONLINE, indicating that TMF retains

sufficient audit trails on disk so that volume recovery does not need to restore audit

information from an archived audit dump.

resets all data volume attributes to their default values.

Security Restrictions

Anyone can issue the RESET DATAVOLS command.

TMF State Requirement

You can enter the RESET DATAVOLS command at any time, whether or not TMF has

been started.

Usage Guidelines

The values specified in RESET DATAVOLS are local to your current session only, and

are not propagated to TMFSERVE. These values take effect when you issue

subsequent ADD DATAVOLS commands within your session and cease to apply when

your session ends.

You might want to use RESET DATAVOLS when you expect to issue several

subsequent ADD DATAVOLS commands, using the default values for certain attributes

in most instances and overriding the effects of previous SET DATAVOLS commands

(as discussed later in this section). In this way, the RESET DATAVOLS values are

RESET DATAVOL[S] {attribute [,attribute]...}

{ * }

where attribute is either of the following:

[AUDITTRAIL ]

[RECOVERYMODE]