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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Collector Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

Subvolume Prescreening cannot be used (e.g. because there are too

many distinct

subvolumes being replicated or where wildcards are in use), the Collector

now

tracks all files appearing in an audit trail (that either “pass” the

prescreened subvolumes as described above or all files appearing in the

audit trail otherwise in a searchable “tree” of file names. The first time a

file name is encountered in the audit trail, the Collector will check the list of

DBS SOURCEFILE parameters to determine if the file is to be replicated

and to which Consumers the events should be sent. It then adds the file

name to the Filename Prescreening tree to be searched against as

subsequent audit trail events show up (with a state as to whether the file is

being replicated or not).

QMGR AND CONSUMER MESSAGE INFO (EVENT DATA) – This

section (also called CONSUMER MESSAGE INFO when no QMGR is

configured) displays information about interprocess messages sent to the

Consumer or Queue Manager.

SENDS shows the number of messages sent to a Consumer or Queue

Manager.

MIN SIZE shows the size of the smallest message sent to a Consumer or

Queue Manager since the STATS started to be gathered.

MAX SIZE shows the size of the largest message sent to a Consumer or

Queue Manager since the STATS started to be gathered.

AVG SIZE shows the average size of all messages sent to the Consumer

and Queue Manager since the STATS started to be gathered. If the

Consumer(s) are not currently at audit trail EOF, this number should

approach 30000, the largest size a message can be. (If it is significantly

less than 30000, the message blocks are not being fully filled before being

sent. Turn TURBOMODE ON, and consider increasing the value of the

TURBOMAXEVENTS parameter, or the TURBOWAITTIME parameter to

fill the messages more completely.)

MIN OPS shows the minimum number of operations sent to a Consumer or

Queue Manager in a message since the STATS started to be gathered.

MAX OPS shows the maximum number of operations sent to a Consumer or

Queue Manager in a message since the STATS started to be gathered.

AVG OPS shows the average number of operations sent to a Consumer or

Queue Manager in a message since the STATS started to be gathered.

BUSY shows the count of unacknowledged messages sent to the

Consumer or Queue Manager (s). If “BUSY” is a large number

(approaching MAXCONSWRITES multiplied by the number of active

Consumers this Collector is connected to), the Collector is gated, waiting

on these Consumer(s) to process the data they have.

BYTES SENT shows the number of inter-process message bytes sent to

CONS and QMGR processes for the represented duration.

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