HP NonStop G-Series User Manual

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Configuring and Managing SMF Processes

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Deleting the SMF Configuration

Repeat this step for each pool in your configuration.

6. Stop and delete all the SMF processes (VDPs, pools and $ZSMS) using COUP:

COUP STOP PROCESS $VDP !
COUP DELETE PROCESS $VDP

Repeat this step for each VDP in your configuration.

COUP STOP PROCESS $POOL !
COUP DELETE PROCESS $POOL

Repeat this step for each pool in your configuration.

7. Obtain $ZSMS catalog location with the INFO command. You will use this

information to purge the catalog files in the next step:

COUP INFO PROCESS $ZSMS, DETAIL

8. Stop and delete $ZSMS

COUP STOP PROCESS $ZSMS !
COUP DELETE PROCESS $ZSMS

9. Delete the $ZSMS catalog files whose names you obtained in step 7, using the

SMFIXUP PURGE command:

SMFIXUP PURGE $CATVOL.ZSMSCAT0.*

Repeat this step for each catalog in your configuration.

For G-series systems, issue the following SCF commands:

1. Stop and delete all VDPs:

STOP DISK $*, SUB VIRTUAL
DELETE DISK $*, SUB VIRTUAL

2. Exclude all disks from their pools:

ALTER DISK $*, POOL EXCLUDE

3. Stop and delete all the pools:

STOP POOL $*
DELETE POOL $*

4. Obtain $ZSMS catalog location with the INFO command. You will use this

information to purge the catalog files from SMFIXUP:

INFO $ZSMS, DETAIL

5. Stop and delete $ZSMS

STOP $ZSMS
DELETE $ZSMS

6. Delete the $ZSMS catalog files whose names you obtained in Step 4, using the

SMFIXUP PURGE command.

SMFIXUP PURGE $CATVOL.ZSMSCAT0.*