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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Collector Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

Collector Command Descriptions

Collector commands are associated with the definition and control of

Collector processes in a HP Shadowbase system. A Collector process

gathers, or collects, changes from the audit trails and passes information

about those changes to the Consumer process(es). Commands are

available to add and delete Collectors, start and stop Collectors, set and

modify attributes, and display information and operating status.

The Collector commands are described below:

ABORTTX COLL Command

The ABORTTX COLL command will cause a TMF abort event to be

injected into the audit trail stream for the COLL/CONS. This will cause the

CONS to abort the replicated transaction, regardless of the true ending

state of that transaction when it was active and terminated inside your

system. This command is not permitted for transactions that are still

active in TMF.

IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED THAT YOU NOT USE THIS COMMAND

UNLESS INSTRUCTED TO DO SO BY HP SHADOWBASE SUPPORT,

AND YOU ARE COMPLETELY CERTAIN OF THE OUTCOME.

MANUALLY ENDING TRANSACTIONS COULD RESULT IN TARGET

DATABASE INCONSISTENCIES OR DATA CORRUPTION DUE TO

SELECTING THE WRONG COURSE OF ACTION FOR A GIVEN

TRANSACTION. USE THIS COMMAND ONLY UNDER THE

ADVISEMENT OF GRAVIC, INC. OR AT YOUR OWN RISK.

The syntax for ABORTTX is as follows. The <collname> is the name of

the COLL that is tracking the transaction. The TRANSID can be entered

in external or internal format and must be a transaction that is active in the

COLL’s internal tracking list. Use DUMPTX to see the transaction list or

INFOTX to see the detailed information for this specific transaction. Note

that you will be prompted to confirm this command.

ABORTTX [ COLL ] [<audmon-name>.]<collname>, TRANSID

<num>

audmon_name

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