HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 48)

One-time Synchronization
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-018
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Partitioned Files and Tables
Changing Subvolume and File Name Mapping
Non-partitioned file
To synchronize the single partition file $DATA01.DB.FILE to subvolume and file
BACKDB.BACKFILE, use the following command:
Partitioned file
To synchronize the partitioned file $DATA*.DB.PARTFILE to different subvolume and
file names $DATA*.BACKDB.BACKFILE, the command must specify the primary
partition mapping,
and the mapnames file must contain an entry for each secondary partition, as follows:
File and Catalog Name Mapping using MAPNAMES
The MAPNAMES mapnames-file option mentioned throughout the preceding
paragraphs is used to specify the mapping of a source file set to a destination file set
and for catalog name mapping.
The mapnames-file is an edit or entry-sequenced file, located on the destination
system.
File name mapping
The mapnames-file entries are similar to, but not exactly the same as, the MAP
NAMES option of RESTORE. Each line of the MAPNAMES file contains a single
mapping of the form:
The file name can be partially qualified; AutoSYNC replaces the missing portion of the
name with the wild card asterisk(*). For example, the following entries:
SYNC $DATA01.DB.FILE TO $DATA01.BACKDB.BACKFILE,...;
SYNC $DATA01.DB.PARTFILE TO $DATA01.BACKDB.BACKFILE, MAPNAMES mapnames...;
$DATA02.DB.PARTFILE TO $DATA02.BACKDP.BACKFILE
$DATA03.DB.PARTFILE TO $DATA03.BACKDP.BACKFILE
...so on...
source-file-pattern TO destination-file-pattern
$DATA TO $BACK
\NEWYORK.$DATA*.DB TO $BACK.BACKUPDB
$DATA*.DB.PARTFILE TO \TOKYO.*