TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)
TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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INFO TMF
INFO TMF
The INFO TMF command displays the configured attribute values of TMF.
CNFGFORM
formats the INFO TMF 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 
a running system that exactly matches your present TMF configuration. The use of 
the OUT option and command file execution are described under Directing Output 
to an Alternate Destination on page 2-8.
Before deleting your current TMF configuration, use the CNFGFORM option to 
capture this configuration in the command file. Then, you can confidently re-create 
that configuration at any time thereafter. The command file will contain all 
TMFCOM commands needed to reconfigure and start TMF, including the 
appropriate STOP TMF and START TMF commands.
OBEYFORM
formats INFO TMF 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.  After also directing INFO DATAVOLS, OBEYFORM and INFO 
PROCESS, OBEYFORM output to this command file, subsequently executing the 
file produces a new TMF configuration that exactly matches the existing 
configuration. OUT option use and command file execution are described in 
Directing Output to an Alternate Destination on page 2-8.
In the INFO TMF command, the OBEYFORM option is an older feature than the 
CNFGFORM option. CNFGFORM provides a faster and easier alternative to the 
OBEYFORM option. Currently, OBEYFORM is most commonly used to provide 
permanent copies of existing configurations for informative purposes.
Security Restrictions
Anyone can enter the INFO TMF command.
INFO TMF [,{CNFGFORM | OBEYFORM}]
Note. When you specify CNFGFORM, TMF does not write the MaxRetainedATFiles field 
to the INFO TMF output because this value is only used temporarily during volume 
recovery or file recovery.
Note. When you specify OBEYFORM, TMF does not write the MaxRetainedATFiles
 field 
to the INFO TMF output because this value is only used temporarily during volume 
recovery or file recovery.










