Nomadic disk manager commands, Summary of nomadic disk manager commands, Table 7-1 – HP NonStop G-Series User Manual

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Nomadic Disk Manager Interface

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Nomadic Disk Manager Commands

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If the Nomadic Disk Manager is being used interactively, you see a prompt of the
following form:

n ND>

The number

is the Nomadic Disk Manager prompt number, which is incremented

with each command entry. This number, like that of the TACL prompt, can be used
in the FC command.

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Once you start the Nomadic Disk Manager, only valid Nomadic Disk Manager
commands are accepted until you exit the manager (by entering EXIT or pressing
Ctl-Y).

Nomadic Disk Manager Commands

The ServerNet Nomadic Disk Manager has its own set of commands as shown in

Table 7-1

. For examples on using the Nomadic Disk Manager commands for both

planned and unplanned outages, see

Section 3, Installing and Configuring the

Nomadic Disk Manager

and

Section 5, Switchovers

Summary of Nomadic Disk Manager Commands

Note.

In addition to this set of Nomadic Disk Manager commands, you can also use the TACL

HISTORY command and the full complement of TACL FC commands (FC, !, and ?, as defined
in the

TACL Reference Manual

). To allow the use of the TACL FC commands, the Nomadic

Disk Manager deletes the TACL history of commands before it starts processing its own
commands. However, the TACL history is preserved (in a ZZND

xxxx

file). When you exit the

Nomadic Disk Manager, either by error or by entering the EXIT or Ctl-Y command, the TACL
history is restored. The oldest command in the buffer is restored with a prompt number of one,
and the prompt number is incremented from there.

Table 7-1. Nomadic Disk Manager Commands (page 1 of 2)

Command

Description

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ASSUME

Sets a default segment name

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DOWN

Performs an SCF STOP DISK command on a set of objects

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EXIT

Leaves the Nomadic Disk Manager and returns to the TACL
process