TMF Reference Manual (G06.26+)

TMFCOM Commands
HP NonStop TMF Reference Manual—522418-003
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ADD DUMPS
DISKMEDIA
for an online dump to disk, identifies the disk volume on which the dump is located.
Any number of disks can be specified for an online dump, without limit. The format
for disk is:
[node.]volume.{xx}serial-number.Ffile-number
node is the node where the dump is located.
volume is the volume on which the dump is located.
{xx}serial-number identifies the dump. xx is a two-character prefix, and
serial-number is the six-digit serial number of the dump. When node specifies
the node at which your TMFSERVE process is running, xx can be any two
alphabetic characters. When node is different than the node at which your
TMFSERVE process is running, xx can be any two alphabetic characters except
ZT. If node is not specified, ZT is assigned as xx by default. Examples are:
JK001020 (for a node local to your TMFSERVE process)
ZT001021 (for a node local to your TMFSERVE process)
YZ001022 (for a node remote to your TMFSERVE process)
file-number is the number of the online dump file that indicates its sequence in
the fileset. There are multiple files for each online dump. The file-number is
always preceded by the prefix F. Thus, the first file recorded is identified as
F0000001, the second file is identified as F0000002, and so forth.
When the disk resides on a local node, specifying the node name is optional. If the
node is not specified, the default is the node on which your TMFSERVE process is
running.
When the disk resides on a remote node, node is required and volume must not
exceed seven characters, counting the leading dollar sign ($).
To obtain the online dump name and the exact time of the dump, use the output
from a previous INFO DUMPS command.
If you specify DISKMEDIA, you must not specify TAPEMEDIA; if you do, the
command fails and an error is reported.
Note. If only a master audit trail is configured, the values for master and data are
identical.