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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Consumer Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

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Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter

4.091 ON ON,OFF No

Client Server Extended Open Target

This parameter controls whether or not the TRACKTXFILE specified is to

be audited or not. As of version 5.000, the TRACKTXFILE must be

audited, so this parameter must be set to ON.

TRANSLOG filename

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Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter

2.700 None Valid file name Include NODE No

Client Server Extended Open Target

For bi-directional replication, this identifies the name of the TRANSLOG

file on the other system used by the Consumer to eliminate potential ping-

pong events. Each Collector/Consumer pair should have a unique

TRANSLOG file.

Note: Be careful to place the TRANSLOG file on a disk pack that is not

being skipped by the return Collector because the return Collector’s

ADTAUXMASK is set for this disk pack.

TURBOMAXEVENTS num

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Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter

2.300 0 disable 0 500 No

Client Server Extended Open Target

Indicates the number of events to be included in a blocked message

(i.e.,i.e., when Collector has TURBOMODE set to ON). It defaults to 0

(“not used”). See the TURBOMODE Collector parameter for more

information. The maximum value is 500.

TYPE { BASIC }

{ EXTENDED }

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Version Version Values Default Value Specifications Alter

2.000 BASIC BASIC, EXTENDED No

Client Server Extended Open Target

Note: Basic and extended Consumer support was added to HP

Shadowbase to resolve the Guardian O/S’s limit of 100

simultaneous transactions per process (the “TFILE” limit). In the

later releases of Guardian, basic and extended Consumer support

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