TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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INFO DUMPS
the comment must begin with a hyphen in Column 1. However, if a line contains a
file-name pattern followed by a comment, the beginning hyphen is not required; all
characters that follow a file-name pattern are treated as a comment. The following
example illustrates the content of a <file-name> file:
$DATA01.SUBVOL1.FILE1
$*.ZSD*.*00 This is a comment: All SQL/MX data fork files.
- This is another comment: The next line is blank.
$DATA*.*0.FILE2
FILE3
.
.
.
In the <file-name> file, patterns that do not indicate fully-qualified file names are
expanded using the default node, volume, and subvolume names established in
TMFCOM. (For commands entered directly through SPI rather than TMFCOM,
however, you must specify the defaults to be used.)
BRIEF | DETAIL | OBEYFORM
specifies the size and content of the report to be produced, and its destination:
BRIEF
produces a short form of the report and is normally used when directing output
to devices that handle 80 columns or fewer per line (terminals, for example).
The report includes the name of the dumped file, the tape volume identifier, the
serial number of the dump, the date and time of the dump (to the minute), and
the type of the dump. If you omit both BRIEF and DETAIL, BRIEF is assigned
by default.
DETAIL
produces a long form of the report and is normally used when directing output
to devices that handle up to 132 columns per line (printers, for example). In
addition to the items listed with the BRIEF option, the detailed report includes
the master audit trail sequence number, the part number of the dump, the copy
number of the dump, and the date and time (to the second) that the dump was
taken.
OBEYFORM
formats the INFO DUMPS output as command file text that can be executed by
TMFCOM. TMF saves this output in the file designated by the OUT option
available with all commands. Subsequently executing this command file
produces new dump entries that exactly match the existing entries for the
dumps you select in INFO DUMPS. Use of the OUT option and command file