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HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-015
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License AutoSYNC
volume as the SysDB tables). You may also specify a particular catalog. See CREATE
SYSDB on page 8-63 for details on the command.
License AutoSYNC
To enable the further use of AutoSYNC, you must issue the licensing command
described in the documentation that accompanies your AutoSYNC license agreement.
To display the status of your AutoSYNC license, use the MONITOR STATUS LICENSE
command after the MapDB has been created and the monitor process has been
started.
Create the AutoSYNC Mapping Database
The Mapping Database or MapDB is a second configuration subvolume used by
AutoSYNC to store information pertaining to:
•
AutoSYNC users.
•
Scheduled synchronization file sets.
•
Logs of scheduled synchronization operations.
To create the MapDB, use the command:
The CREATE MAPDB command creates the SYNCUSER table to store user
information. Subsequently, as file sets are configured for given syncusers, additional
AutoSYNC 1? create sysdb on $data;
--- SQL Catalog $DATA.ESCCATLG is being created.
--- SQL Catalog $DATA.ESCCATLG has been created.
--- SysDB table $DATA.ESCSYSDB.MAPDBS created.
--- SysDB table $DATA.ESCSYSDB.REGISTRY created.
Note 1. If you are upgrading your AutoSYNC license from a DEMO or evaluation
license to a permanent license, simply install the new license received from the
License Manager. Installing the new license is not disruptive and does not require any
interruption of the ongoing synchronizations.
Note 2. On H-series and J-series systems, licensing is based on the configured
number of logical CPUs in the system. If you add logical CPUs to your system, contact
the HP license manager to obtain a new license.
CREATE MAPDB;