TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Command Reference Summary

HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003

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DELETE TAPEMEDIA

Removes tape-volume entries from the TMF catalog and also deletes the entries for

dumps stored on the removed tape volumes.

Security: super user group member.

DELETE TMF

Purges the entire TMF configuration, including volume and file recovery information for

the database. Only tape media names are retained in the TMF catalog.

Security: Logon under super ID (user ID 255,255).

DELETE TRANSACTION

Forcibly removes a transaction from the system.

Security: Logon under super ID (user ID 255,255).

DELETE TAPEMEDIA {tape-volume }

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

DELETE TMF

Caution. Contact the Global Customer Support Center (GCSC) or your service provider

before issuing this command.

Use extreme caution when entering the DELETE TMF command, because this command

removes TMF’s ability to recover database files. This command can leave the database in an

inconsistent or damaged state, potentially affecting both local and remote nodes on which

shared distributed transactions exist.

DELETE TRANS[ACTION] transaction-id

transaction-id:

[node. ]

[node-number. ]

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

[node-number(tm-flags). ]

[(tm-flags). ]

Caution. DELETE TRANSACTION is a very dangerous command, because it can result in a

corrupted database. Use this command only with extreme caution. Alternative and safer

methods for forcibly deleting a transaction are provided by the RESOLVE TRANSACTION and

ABORT TRANSACTION commands.