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HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-015
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AUTOSYNC Commands
Checking the Environment
The overall processing environment can be checked using the CI command ENV. It
displays the names of the current MapDB and SysDB, along with the Guardian OS
RVU, the serial number of the NonStop system, and so on.
Checking the Configuration
To list the values of system wide parameters, use INFO GLOBALS. To change any
global parameter, use ALTER GLOBAL.
To verify the parameters set for one or all syncusers, use INFO SYNCUSER. To
display the attributes of one or all syncfilesets, use INFO SYNCFILESET.
Checking Status of Synchronizations
To display state of source sync processes that are active, use STATUS SYNC. For
example, is a synchronization appears to be running slow, you can issue STATUS
SYNC DETAIL at periodic intervals and follow the progress of the synchronization by
checking the changes in the bytes transferred count.
Synchronization Logs
Scheduled Synchronizations
AutoSYNC logs the output of scheduled synchronizations, in MapDB file SLggguuu
(where ggguuu is the user ID of the syncuser). Each log record contains:
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A timestamp in the format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.cc
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The source-system name (Expand node name)
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The batchID for the syncfileset
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A character identifying the process that logged the entry:
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C— AutoSYNC configuration changes
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s— ASYSYNC-S - source system
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d— ASYSYNC-D - destination system
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t— trigger command output