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NonStop AutoTMF Software Commands
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ALTER ATMFPROGRAMS
The RECORDTX program attribute can be specified in addition to other
attributes, such as COMMONTX or SEPARATETX. The other attributes are
ignored if RECORDTX is specified for both the file and the program. If
RECORDTX is specified for a program, but not the file, then the other options,
such as COMMONTX or SEPARATETX, will be in effect.
For further details on the use of RECORDTX, see paragraph Record-Level
Transactions on page 4-12.
SEPARATETX | NO SEPARATETX
instructs NonStop AutoTMF software to process (or not to process) all
accesses to audited files in the program with separate automatic
transactions.
If specified, the program attribute overrides any setting of the COMMONTX file
attribute.
STOPONTMFERR | NO STOPONTMFERR
instructs AutoTMF to STOP a program that encounters a TMF environmental
error. By default, AutoTMF aborts a program that encounters a TMF error.
STOPONTMFERR causes the program to stop without creating an Inspect
saveabend file. A message describing the failure and the returned file system
error code is sent to the EMS log.
See Handling TMF Environmental Errors on page 4-10 for a list of the
applicable TMF errors.
The default is NO STOPONTMFERR.
SUPPRESSINHERITEDTX | NO SUPPRESSINHERITEDTX
suppresses TMF transactions inherited by programs on $RECEIVE.
A non TMF-aware server may inherit a transaction from a TMF-aware
requester when reading $RECEIVE. If NonStop AutoTMF software detects an
inherited transaction, NonStop AutoTMF software assumes that the process
should use that transaction to access audited files. Suppressing inherited
transactions insures that NonStop AutoTMF software generates automatic
transactions for all audited file accesses, emulating the behavior of a non TMF-
aware process.
Inherited transactions can also be suppressed by specifying the class map
define =_ESCORT_SUPPRESS_INHRTX with a dummy file.
The default is NO SUPPRESSINHERITEDTX.
SUPPRESSUSERTX | NO SUPPRESSUSERTX
suppresses the use of TMF in programs. When specified,
SUPPRESSUSERTX has the following effects: