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Table of Contents
Table of Contents
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Contents
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Contents
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Contents
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Contents
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Table of Contents
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Default Chapter
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What's New in this Manual
17
Manual Information
17
New and Changed Information
17
About this Manual
19
Audience
19
Organization
19
General Syntax Notation
20
Hypertext Links
20
Notation Conventions
20
Related Documentation
20
Notation for Messages
22
Change Bar Notation
23
HP Encourages Your Comments
23
Notation for Management Programming Interfaces
23
Disk and Tape Utilities Overview
24
Utility Descriptions
24
Tables
24
2 Backcopy
24
Disk and Tape Utilities and Their Associated Tasks
24
BACKCOPY Utility
25
BACKUP Utility
25
DCOM Utility
26
DSAP Report Samples
26
DSAP Utility
27
Pak/Unpak
27
Restore
27
RESTORE Utility
28
Using BACKCOPY, BACKUP, and RESTORE
28
Entering BACKUP and RESTORE Commands
29
Mounting a Tape
29
Disk Formats
30
Dismounting a Tape
30
Exiting the Program
30
History and Attributes of Tape Formats
31
Tape Format History
31
Tape Formats
31
Default Tape Formats and Tape Format Options
32
Using BACKUP and RESTORE with Dsm/Tape Catalog
32
BACKCOPY Syntax
33
Security
33
Guidelines
36
Completion Codes Returned by BACKCOPY and the Operating System
37
Completion Information
37
Examples: Different Ways to Use BACKCOPY
37
Backup
39
Security
39
BACKUP and RESTORE Interaction
40
BACKUP Syntax
40
File Sets, File-Set Lists, and Qualified File-Set Lists
42
Fileset Syntax
42
Wild-Card Characters in a File Set
42
File-Set List Qualifiers
43
Contents 1
45
File Attributes for the WHERE Expression
45
File-Mode BACKUP Options
46
Altfile
47
Volume-Mode BACKUP Options
47
Archiveformat
48
Audited
48
Example
48
Guidelines
48
BACKUP and TMF Interaction While Backing up Audited Files
49
Blocksize
50
Guidelines
50
Catalogfiles
51
Density
51
Guideline
51
Dp1Format
52
Guidelines
52
Dp2Format
53
Dslack
53
Guidelines
53
Examples
54
Guidelines
54
Ignore
54
Examples
55
Guidelines
55
Indexes
55
Islack
55
Listall
55
Listing Format
56
Listing Format Sample Output
56
Guidelines
57
Msgonlock
57
Example
58
Guideline
58
Multidrive
58
Needboth
58
Nomyid
58
Example: Mounting a Tape for a BACKUP Using NOPROMPT
59
Guidelines
59
Noprompt
59
Norewind
59
Nosafeguard
59
Example
60
Guidelines
60
Nosqldata
60
Guidelines
61
Nounload
61
Open
61
Example
62
Guidelines
62
Pagelength
62
Part
62
Example
63
Guidelines
63
Partial
63
Example
64
Guidelines
64
Guidelines
65
Partonly
65
Examples
66
Guidelines
66
Remoteiosize
66
Guidelines
67
Scratchvol
67
Shareopen
67
Example
68
Guidelines
68
Sqlcatalogs
68
Start
68
Example
69
Guidelines
69
Tapemode
69
Verifyreel
69
Verifytape
69
Guidelines
70
Volumemode
70
BACKUP Completion Codes
71
Completion Information
71
Guidelines
71
Wholedisc
71
BACKUP Guidelines and Examples
72
Basic Backup Procedures
72
Backing up Format 1 and Format 2 Files
73
Examples: Basic Backup Commands
73
Backing up SQL Files
74
Using Qualified File-Set Lists
74
Backing up or Converting DP1 and DP2 Files
76
Examples
76
Backing up with Labeled Tapes
77
Labeled Backup Tape Volume Labels
78
Permissible DEFINE Attributes for Labeled-Tape Backup
78
Using Defines for Labeled Backup Tapes
78
Examples
79
Using Scratch Tapes
79
Backing up in Volume Mode
80
Example
80
4 Disk Compression (DCOM)
83
DCOM Syntax
83
Security
83
Completion Information
85
Exiting DCOM
85
Handling SMF Files
85
Stopping DCOM
85
DCOM Completion Codes
86
Guidelines
86
After DCOM Moves File Extents
88
Before DCOM Moves File Extents
88
Examples of Compression Output
88
Format of DCOM Operator Messages (before the Move)
88
Format of DCOM Report (after the Move)
88
Format of DCOM Report (During the Move)
88
While DCOM Moves File Extents
88
Changing the Default Work File Volume
89
Format of DCOM Operator Messages (Concluded)
89
5 Disk Space Analysis Program (DSAP)
90
Security
90
DSAP Syntax
91
DSAP Options
93
Exiting DSAP
93
Reporting SMF Files
93
Stopping DSAP
93
Sample Subvolume Summary Report
94
Summary of DSAP Report Types
94
Sample File-Size Distribution Report (FILESIZE)
95
Completion Information
98
For SQL/MX Objects
98
DSAP Completion Codes
99
Guidelines: Running DSAP
99
Physical Disk Description
101
Report Formats
101
Summary Report
101
Exceptional Condition Report
102
Sample Summary Report for a Single User
102
Summary of Space Use
102
Sample Summary Report for an Entire Disk
103
Space Distribution Reports
103
Sample File Extent-Size Distribution Report (FILESPACE)
104
Sample Free-Space Distribution Report
104
Report by Subvolume
105
Detail Report
106
Report by User
106
Sample User Summary Report
106
Sample User Detail Report
107
Sample of the Short Report
108
DSAP Examples
109
Newformat Report
109
Tabular Report
109
Teraform Report
109
Format of the Permanent Work File
110
Group Manager Example
110
System Manager or System Operator Examples
110
User Examples
110
Changing the Default Work File Volume
111
DDL Format of the Permanent Work File
112
DSAPCSTM File
115
Work File Examples
115
Work File Guidelines
115
PAK Command Options
117
Pak/Unpak
117
PAK Run Options
118
UNPAK Command Options
120
Considerations
121
Restore
123
Security
123
BACKUP and RESTORE Interaction
124
RESTORE Syntax
124
File-Mode RESTORE Options
126
Altfile
127
Audited
127
Example
127
Guidelines
127
Interaction between RESTORE and TMF
127
Volume-Mode RESTORE Options
127
Autocreatecatalog
130
Catalogs
130
Guidelines
130
Collations
131
Example
131
Guidelines
131
Detail
132
Examples
132
Guidelines
132
Dslack
133
Emulatefsf
133
Guidelines
134
Examples
135
Guidelines
135
Ignore
135
Indexes
135
Examples
136
Guidelines
136
Islack
136
Keep
136
Listall
136
Example
137
Guidelines
137
Listonly
137
Guidelines
138
Map Names
138
Examples
140
Multidrive
140
Example
141
Guidelines
141
Myid
141
Noprompt
141
Guideline
142
Guidelines
142
Nopurgeuntil
142
Norewind
142
Nosafeguard
142
Nosqldata
142
Example
143
Guidelines
143
Nounload
143
Example
144
Guidelines
144
Open
144
Pagelength
144
Part
144
Guidelines
145
Examples
146
Guidelines
146
Partof
146
Examples
147
Partonly
147
Guidelines
148
Examples
149
Physvol
149
Example
150
Guidelines
150
Rebuild
150
Guidelines
151
Registeronly
151
Remoteiosize
151
Guidelines
152
Rename
152
Scratchvol
152
Guideline
153
Guidelines
153
Sqlcatalogs
153
Sqlcompile
153
Example
154
Guidelines
154
Sqltapepartarray
154
Start
154
Examples
155
Tapedate
155
Target
155
Guidelines
156
Turnoffaudit
156
Verify
156
Verifytape
156
Completion Information
157
Guidelines
157
Volumemode
157
Completion Codes Returned by RESTORE and the Operating System
158
RESTORE Guidelines and Examples
158
Restoring Enscribe Files
159
Viewing the Contents of a Tape
159
Examples
161
Restoring Enscribe EKS Files to Classic Key-Sequenced Files
161
Sample TACL Script to Convert an Enscribe 64P File to 16P
162
Restoring SQL Files
166
Examples: Restoring SQL Files
169
Restoring Existing Disk Files
171
Restoring Using Name Mapping
171
Restoring Files from Multiple Systems
172
Restoring Files to a Different Network
172
Moving SQL Objects
173
Qualified File Sets
173
Restoring or Converting DP1 and DP2 Files
174
DEFINE Attributes Used with RESTORE
175
Restoring from Labeled-Tapes
175
Using Scratch Tapes
176
Using the LABELS BYPASS DEFINE Attribute
176
Examples
177
Restoring in Volume Mode
179
Example
180
A BACKCOPY, BACKUP, and RESTORE Messages
182
B DCOM/DSAP Messages
264
C PAK/UNPAK Messages
271
D Syntax Summaries
281
BACKCOPY Syntax
281
BACKUP File-Mode Syntax
281
Qualified File-Set Lists
282
BACKUP Volume-Mode Syntax
284
DCOM Syntax
284
DSAP Syntax
284
PAK/UNPAK Syntax
285
RESTORE File-Mode Syntax
285
RESTORE Volume-Mode Syntax
287
E CLASS TAPE Defines
288
TAPE DEFINE Attributes
288
TAPE DEFINE Consistency Checks
291
TAPE DEFINE Consistency Rules
291
F Tape Label Formats
293
ANSI HDR1/EOF/EOV1 Label Format
293
ANSI Standard Labels
293
ANSI VOL1 Label Format
293
ANSI HDR2/EOF2/EOV2 Label Format
294
IBM Standard Labels
294
IBM VOL1 Label Format
294
IBM HDR1/EOF1/EOV1 Label Format
295
IBM HDR2/EOF2/EOV2 Label Format
295
Index
297
Figures
25
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Language
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