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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Monitor Command Descriptions

HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002

or “suspended” state (not running)”. Note again that the timing of the

message is not precise and is based from the MONITORRATE period. It

could take several MONITORRATE cycles to result in a message if

MONITORRATE is set less than NORUNTIMEOUT. Or, it could take a

MONITORRATE cycle to result in a message if MONITORRATE is set

greater than NORUNTIMEOUT.

The default for NORUNTIMEOUT is 900 seconds.. The valid range is 0

through 32767 seconds. Enter the SET command prior to the START

AUD command. Note that NORUNTIMEOUT can be altered at any time.

PULSEMAINTTIME hr:mn

Initial Changed

Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter

3.990 00:00 1 365 Yes

This AUD parameter, added to support the pulse feature, defines the time

(format HOUR:MINUTE using a 24-hour clock) when AUDMON will

perform maintenance processing against all pulse files. The default is

00:00 (midnight). Any valid hour:minute setting can be specified, for

example 01:45 means 1:45 am, and 13:45 means 1:45 pm. This

parameter can be altered at any time.

PULSERETENTION number of days

Initial Changed

Version Version Values Default Minimum Maximum Alter

3.990 7 1 365 Yes

This AUD parameter, added to support the pulse feature, defines the

number of days of pulse history that will be retained in a pulse file

SOURCEFILE and/or TARGETFILE. The default is 7 days. The valid

range is 1 through 365. This parameter can be altered at any time.

Note: That the pulse file needs to be sized to accommodate the pulse

records if this parameter is increased, if pulses are generated more

frequently than every 5 minutes, or if multiple Consumers use the

same pulse file (see the DBS parameter SOURCEFILEEXT for

changing the default size of the pulse file).

You should set your DBS object SOURCEFILEEXTENT and

TARGETFILEEXTENT parameters accordingly so that there is enough

space to support the PULSERETENTION period for the CONS

PULSERATE setting which will determine the number of pulses generated

in a day for a Consumer. Note that the current pulse record size is 354

bytes.

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