TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

What’s New in This Manual

HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003

New and Changed Information

ALTER TMF describes the ATFORMAT option that supports large audit-trail

files, and discusses the following options for performance-tuning operations

previously available only through SNOOP: TRANSACTIONPROTOCOL,

RESET TRANSACTIONPROTOCOL, GOREMOTE, RESET GOREMOTE,

PIOBUFFER, RESET PIOBUFFER, TMPWAITTIMER, and RESET

TMPWAITTIMER. Finally, this discussion presents new command examples.

DUMP FILES introduces the new <file-name > and NOT <file-name >

specifiers that each identify an Edit-format or C-data file that contains one or

more file-name patterns. These patterns, in turn, designate files to be dumped

(or not dumped) to tape or disk. This discussion also slightly revises the

BLOCKSIZE option information and corrects information about the UNLOAD

option default value. Finally, this discussion adds a new command example.

INFO AUDITTRAIL explains the COMMITHOLDMODE and

COMMITHOLDTIMER fields that provide information about the new commit-

hold feature for audit trails. This discussion also presents new command

examples.

INFO DUMPS presents the new <file-name > and NOT <file-name >

specifiers that each identify an Edit-format or C-data file that contains one or

more file-name patterns. These patterns, in turn, designate dump files about

which TMFCOM retrieves (or does not retrieve) information. This discussion

also adds information to the usage guidelines and includes new command

examples.

INFO TMF describes output showing the settings of the new performance-

tuning attributes: GOREMOTE, PIOBUFFER, and

TRANSACTIONPROTOCOL. In addition, it presents revised command

examples.

OPEN SERVER expands the discussion Understanding Interoperability Issues

that shows how TMFCOM interacts with older or newer versions of

TMFSERVE, and transfers this discussion to Interoperability and Versioning

Issues on page 3-10.

RECOVER FILES introduces the new <file-name > and NOT

<file-name > specifiers that each identify an Edit-format or C-data file that

contains one or more file-name patterns. These patterns, in turn, designate

files to be recovered (or not recovered) from tape or disk. This discussion also

revises information about the FROMARCHIVE and TOFIRSTPURGE options

and a updates caution about the MAP NAMES option. Finally, this discussion

includes a new command example.

RESET AUDITTRAIL updates the discussion of the FILESIZE option to support

large audit-trail files.

SET AUDITTRAIL updates the discussion of the FILESIZE option to support

large audit-trail files.

SHOW AUDITTRAIL slightly revises a command example.