HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 30)

Installation
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-015
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Create the AutoSYNC System Database
templates and filter. To do this, enter the following commands in a separate window
terminal window:
Create the AutoSYNC System Database
Each system running AutoSYNC maintains system-level parameters stored in a small
set of tables to control the overall operation of the product. This set of tables is referred
to as the System Database (SysDB).
If you have already installed HP NonStop AutoTMF software, the SysDB has already
been created and will be used by the AutoSYNC.
If SysDB does not exist, the first time AUTOSYNC is run, a warning message appears
directing you to create a SysDB.
Start the Command Interpreter
The System Database or SysDB is created using AUTOSYNC. When starting
AUTOSYNC the first time, a warning message appears notifying the user that
AutoSYNC could not find a System Database. Otherwise, if HP NonStop AutoTMF is
not installed on the system, the existence of a subvolume named ESCSYSDB
indicates that AutoSYNC is already installed.
Invoke AUTOSYNC with a standard TACL RUN command:
Create the SysDB Tables
SysDB is created by executing the following command:
If the volume parameter is omitted, the SysDB is created on $SYSTEM. The SYSDB
volume must be an audited disk; choose another volume if $SYSTEM is not audited.
The SysDB is a set of SQL tables that must be registered in a SQL catalog. By default,
a catalog is automatically created in a subvolume called ESCCATLG (on the same
ADD DEFINE =_EMS_TEMPLATES, CLASS MAP, FILE ZASYTMPL
EMSDIST TYPE P, COLLECTOR $0, TEXTOUT $HOME, FILTER ASYFLTR
19> run autosync
HP Nonstop(tm) AutoSYNC(tm) Command Interpreter(T2713V01) - System \SYS
Copyright HP 2000-2002
Copyright Carr Scott Software Incorporated 1996-2002
*Warning* The SysDB cannot be found. Issue the CREATE SYSDB command to
* 1601 * create it. Enter HELP CREATE-SYSDB; for more information.
CREATE SYSDB [ ON volume ];