HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 112)

Command Interpreter
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-021
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ADD SYNCFILESET
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#MAPNAMES is replaced by the mapnames-file that is configured for the
syncfileset using the MAPNAMES option. If the MAPNAMES option is not
specified, AUTOSYNC substitutes the placeholder question mark (?) for
the mapnames-file. This option is applicable to Guardian syncfilesets only.
TRIGGERONFILESET { tacl-command | shell-command }
specifies a TACL or OSS shell command that is executed by AutoSYNC after
the complete file set has been successfully synchronized. This is in contrast
with the TRIGGER option that executes the TACL or shell command for each
file that is synchronized.
The trigger is executed if files have been replaced or purged during the
synchronization, or if a file error has occurred that did not cause the
synchronization to fail.
The trigger is not executed if no files have been replaced or purged during the
synchronization, or if an error other than a file error has occurred that caused
the synchronization to fail.
The command supports a set of built-in arguments. Each argument starts with
a pound sign (#) and is terminated by a TACL delimiter character such as
space, comma (,), or by a OSS shell delimiter such as space, semicolon (;),
and so on. Arguments are not case-sensitive.
The built-in arguments are the following:
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#SOURCEFSET is replaced with the original source file set name.
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#DESTFSET is replaced with the destination file set name.
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#FSETCOUNT is the number of files in the source file set.
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#SYNCCOUNT is the number of files replaced on the destination.
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#COUNTNOTBKUP is the number of files not backed up.
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#COUNTNOTREST is the number of files that were not restored.
UNPRO[TECTED]
(with OPENUPDATE)
used in conjunction with the OPENUPDATE option, instructs AutoSYNC to
synchronize a file even if the source file is being updated as it is being
synchronized (backed up). Note that if a source file was updated during the
synchronization, the destination file could be corrupted.
UNPROTECTED applies to:
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OSS files
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Unstructured Enscribe files that are not edit files (type 101)
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Enscribe entry-sequenced files