TMF Reference Manual (G06.24+)

TMFCOM Commands

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ADD DATAVOLS

The ADD DATAVOLS command adds one or more data volumes to the TMF

configuration, including management attributes such as the audit trail to receive audit

records from these volumes.

volume

identifies a disk volume to be added as a data volume.

adds, as data volumes, all accessible disk volumes in the system that are not

already configured as data volumes or active-audit volumes. Exceptions are the

volumes listed in the NOT option, if any.

NOT volume

used with the asterisk indicator (*) to identify one or more disk volumes that are not

to be added as data volumes. Use this option to exclude specific volumes from the

configuration.

AUDITTRAIL {MASTER | MAT }

{AUX[ILIARY]nn }

identifies the audit trail to which the newly added data volumes send their audit

records. MASTER or MAT specifies the master audit trail. AUXILIARYnn or

AUXnn specifies an auxiliary audit trail. nn is a two-digit number ranging from 01

through 15 that specifies one of the 15 potential auxiliary audit trails in the

configuration. (When the value of nn is 09 or less, you must specify the leading

zero.) The default is MASTER.

ADD DATAVOL[S] {volume }

{(volume [,volume]...) }

{ * [,NOT volume] }

{ * [,NOT (volume[,volume]...)]}

[,AUDITTRAIL {MASTER | MAT }

{AUX[ILIARY]nn } ]

[,RECOVERYMODE {ONLINE | ARCHIVE}]

[,IGNOREPREVIOUSCONFIG ]

Note. TMF is shipped from the factory with the $DSMSCM disk volume configured as a

TMF data volume. Although you are free to add other TMF data volumes to the

configuration, you should not remove $DSMSCM as a TMF data volume. See also the

note about the preconfiguration of active-audit volumes that appears under the discussion

of the ADD AUDITTRAIL

command.