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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions
Database Specification Command Descriptions
HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002
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This optional parameter is used under the following conditions:
In a HP NonStop to HP Shadowbase Other Servers environment,
PATHNAME contains the target filename for the open system.
PATHNAME accommodates filenames that are not typical HP NonStop
format.
Version 4.092 introduced case-sensitive PATHNAMEs (i.e.,
“Table_Name”). In an Open to NonStop environment, PATHNAME
contains the source table name.
When replicating dynamically created Enscribe files in NonStop to
NonStop replication environments.
o MAPFROMSOURCE DBS parameter must be used in
conjunction with PATHNAME in this scenario.
NonStop to Open replication considerations for using PATHNAME:
The DBS MAPFROMSOURCE parameter allows multiple source
files/tables within a particular NonStop subvolume and associated with a
single DBS object, to be individually identified (that is, separated) in the
SQL statements sent to the HP Shadowbase Other Servers.
The DBS PATHNAME parameter continues to be used to identify an HP
Shadowbase Other Servers target table for the SQL statements when
needed. This parameter has been enhanced such that a single ^ character
(circumflex) can be specified to have the source or target file name (right-
most 8 byte portion of the full file name) inserted into the PATHNAME
value when the SQL statement is generated. For example, if the source
file in the audit trail event contains \S1.$DATA1.MYSVOL.MYTAB01 and
you have a DBS PATHNAME set to OPEN-SERVER-^, the table name in
the SQL will contain OPEN-SERVER-MYTAB01.
The following are the rules used within the CONS to generate the table
name in the SQL statements sent to an Open Sever:
If a user exit calls SBSETPATHNAME with a valid pathname, the
statement table name will be set to the UE pathname value (as is).
Regardless of the MAPFROMSOURCE setting, if there is no
TARGETFILE and no PATHNAME and no user exit
SBSETPATHNAME, then the statement table name will be set to the
original event SOURCEFILE (8 byte portion read from the audit trail).
If there is a TARGETFILE, but no PATHNAME and no user exit
SBSETPATHNAME, then the statement table name will be set to the
TARGETFILE (8 byte portion).
If PATHNAME is set and does not have a ^ character in it, then the
statement table name will be set to the DBS PATHNAME value (as is).
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