HP Integrity NonStop H-Series - Manual (Page 208)

>> CREATE SYSTEM CATALOG $DSMSCM.SQL;
>> INITIALIZE SQL;
>> EXIT
Task 14: Create a SPLCONF File and Start the Spooler
Create a SPLCONF file to start the spooler, which you must start before DSM/SCM can run (you
must customize the information in this example for your system):
> VOLUME $SYSTEM.STARTUP
> EDIT SPLCONF
A
COLLECT $S, FILE $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.CSPOOL
COLLECT $S, DATA $SYSTEM.SPOOLER.DATAFILE, UNIT 16
COLLECT $S, CPU 00,BACKUP 01,PRI 160
PRINT $SPLP, FILE $SYSTEM.SYSTEM.PSPOOL, CPU 0,BACKUP 1,
PRI 140
DEV $LP, PROCESS $SPLP, SPEED 600
LOC #LP, DEV $LP
SPOOLER, START
EXIT
> VOLUME $SYSTEM.SPOOLER
> FUP CREATE DATAFILE, EXT (1024,1024)
> FUP SECURE DATAFILE,”NCCC”
> SPOOL/IN SPL, OUT $0,NAME $SPLS, PRI 165,NOWAIT,CPU 1/0,1000,10,10,10
> SPOOLCOM/IN $SYSTEM.STARTUP.SPLCONF/
The system and DSM/SCM environment are now restored enough that you can run DSM/SCM.
Task 15: Set Up DSM/SCM Profiles and Environment
1. Check that you are in the DSM/SCM subvolume:
> VOLUME $DSMSCM.ZDSMSCM
2. Run INITENV to initialize the DSM/SCM environment.
3. Run the ZPHIHMI to set up the DSM/SCM host environment.
4. Run the ZPHITMI to set up the DSM/SCM target environment.
5. In NonStop Software Essentials, go to the Configuration Revisions page and click Modify
under the “Target Maintenance” actions.
6. Receive software from the SUT, build and apply a software revision, and activate the software
on the system’s logical target.
208 Special Troubleshooting and Recovery Procedures