TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands

HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003

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ABORT TRANSACTION

The ABORT TRANSACTION command backs out (cancels) the effects of an active

transaction, or reattempts to back out an aborting or hung transaction, and releases

the locks held by that transaction.

transaction-id

identifies one or more transactions to be aborted:

node

is the name of the node (system) on which the transaction originated, which is

known as the home node for the transaction. The syntax rules for specifying a

node name appear under Disk File Names, earlier in this section. The default

for node is the node on which the TMFSERVE process communicating with

your TMFCOM process is running.

node-number

is the number of the node on which the transaction originated (the home node).

A node number specification consists of a backslash followed by the number

assigned to the node. The default for node-number is the node on which the

TMFSERVE process communicating with your TMFCOM process is running.

tm-flags

is a number representing flags used internally by TMF. If this number is zero, it

does not appear in displays of the transaction-id presented by the

STATUS TRANSACTIONS command. For more information about tm-flags,

see the DELETE TMF command discussion.

ABORT TRANS[ACTION[S]]

{transaction-id }

{(transaction-id [,transaction-id]...)}

[,IGNOREDATAERRORS | ,AVOIDHANGING]

where transaction-id is:

[node. ]

[node-number. ]

[node(tm-flags). ] cpu.seq-num

[node-number(tm-flags). ]

[(tm-flags). ]

Note. If the tm-flags value is a number other than zero, you must include this number

in parentheses in the ABORT TRANSACTION command. For example:

TMF 10> ABORT TRANSACTION \SYSB(1).3.45678