TMF Supplement for Large Audit Files (G06.24+)

TMF Reference Manual
HP NonStop TMF Supplement for Large Audit-Trail Files—527391-001
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SET AUDITTRAIL (Pages 3-232 through 3-235)
Usage Guidelines
The values specified in SET AUDITTRAIL are local to your current session only and
are not propagated to TMFSERVE. These values take effect when you issue
subsequent ADD AUDITTRAIL commands within your session and cease to apply
when your session ends.
You might want to use SET AUDITTRAIL when you expect to issue several
subsequent ADD AUDITTRAIL commands, using the SET AUDITTRAIL values for
certain attributes in most instances and overriding the default values. In this way, the
SET AUDITTRAIL values are carried forward to all the ADD AUDITTRAIL commands
in your session, so that you need to enter specific alternative values only as you want.
You can display the attribute values established by the most recent SET AUDITTRAIL
command in your session by entering the SHOW AUDITTRAIL command.
For additional guidelines, see the ADD AUDITTRAIL command description earlier in
this section.
Examples
The following SET AUDITTRAIL command sets the BEGINTRANSDISABLE attribute
to 85%:
TMF 11> SET AUDITTRAIL BEGINTRANSDISABLE 85
All subsequent ADD AUDITTRAIL commands that do not include the
BEGINTRANSDISABLE parameter use this value for that attribute (rather than the
default, 90).
TMF 12> ADD AUDITTRAIL MAT, FILESPERVOLUME 6, &
>>>ACTIVEVOLS ($MAT1, $MAT2), &
>>>OVERFLOWVOLS ($DATA1, $DATA2), &
>>>RESTOREVOLS $DATA1
TMF 13>ADD AUDITTRAIL AUX01, FILESPERVOLUME 4, &
>>>ACTIVEVOLS $AUX011, &
>>>OVERFLOWVOLS $DATA3, &
>>>RESTOREVOLS $DATA3
TMF 14> .
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The next SET AUDITTRAIL command sets the FILESPERVOLUME attribute to 10,
and the AUDITDUMP attribute back to ON, for subsequent ADD AUDITTRAIL
commands in this session:
TMF 14> SET AUDITTRAIL FILESPERVOLUME 10, AUDITDUMP ON
TMF 15> .
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