Example
To back up all files on the current volume, excluding audited files and including open files:
6> BACKUP $TAPE, *.*.* WHERE NOT AUDITED, OPEN, LISTALL
PAGELENGTH
The PAGELENGTH option specifies the number of lines per page of output from the BACKUP
procedure.
PAGELENGTH number
number
is an integer in the range 20 through 100 that specifies the number of lines per page of output
from the BACKUP procedure.
Guidelines
• When the BACKUP output is sent to a printer, a form feed or page eject is generated after
the number of lines specified in the PAGELENGTH option.
• If PAGELENGTH is not specified, the output from the BACKUP procedure defaults to 60 lines
per page.
Example
To direct the output from the BACKUP procedure to a printer, and to print 50 lines per page:
1> BACKUP /OUT $S.#BOOK/ $TAPE, $MYVOL.*.*, PAGELENGTH 50
PART
The PART option specifies a new node or volume name (or both) for a secondary partition of a
partitioned file. This option causes the secondary partition name to be inserted in the file label of
the primary partition, and it applies only to Enscribe files.
PART ( sec-partition-num , [ \node.][$ volume]
[ , pri-extent-size , [ sec-extent-size ] ] )
sec-partition-num
is an integer in the range 1 through 15, inclusive, that designates the secondary partition. This
number was assigned to the partition when the partitioned file was created.
node
is the name of the node (system) where the secondary partition is to reside. If you omit the
node name, BACKUP uses the original node name of the secondary partition.
volume
is the name of the volume where the secondary partition is to reside. If you omit the volume
name, BACKUP uses the original volume name of the secondary partition.
pri-extent-sizesec-extent-size
defines the primary and secondary extent sizes, respectively. The default value is 1 page (2048
bytes). You can specify the following values for pri-extent-size and sec-extent-size:
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