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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Queue Manager Command Descriptions

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4.090 None Valid file name Include NODE No

When tracing is enabled, this identifies the file name where the results are

to be output. The filename can be fully qualified with volume and

subvolume names, however, the file name portion may only be 7 bytes.

The Queue Manager will create up to 36 trace files, each will hold

approximately 10MByte of data, extent sizes (14, 42) with maxextents =

746. Each file will have 0-9, A-Z appended to it. For example, if the

TRACEFILE specified was $DATA.TRACE.QMGR, the Queue Manager

would create up to 36 trace files named $DATA.TRACE.QMGR0,

$DATA.TRACE.QMGR1, …, $DATA.TRACE.QMGR9,

$DATA.TRACE.QMGRA, …, $DATA.TRACE.QMGRZ. When the QMGRZ

file is filled, it will roll to writing back at the QMGR0 file.

SHOW QMGR Command

The SHOW QMGR command displays the current values set for the

Queue Manager during the current AUDCOM session. The syntax is:

SHOW [ / OUT list_file / ] QMGR

OUT list_file

This directs listing the output to a named file. It can be a disk file, spooler

location, or process such as $ZHOME. If omitted, listing output goes to

the AUDCOM list file; this is typically the home terminal.

An example of the results of doing an SHOW QMGR command is shown

below:

QMGR OBJECT SETTINGS:

ABNORMALSHUTDOWN DRAINSTOP

BACKUPCPU ?

CHKPTDELAY 500

CHKPTTIME 300

CHKPTWARNRATE 900

CHKPTWARNTDIFF 8100

COLLNAME ?

CPU ?

CPULIST ( ? )

DEBUG OFF

FAILMAX 0

FAILRETRYDELAY 15

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