HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 37)

Preparing Programs
HP NonStop AutoTMF Software User’s Guide—429952-017
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Using the PREPARE Command
The following sample terminal session shows PREPARE used on a single object file:
Use the INFO PROGRAM command to verify the state of the object file, for example:
If your application consists of many programs, you can prepare entire subvolumes
through one command; however, you should keep a record of the preparation by using
the
LOG command, for example:
The PREPARE command processes only object files and ignores all other files. If
some files are not prepared because of errors, correct the problem, then re-issue the
PREPARE . You may prepare a program as often as you wish.
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HP Nonstop(tm) AutoTMF(tm) Command Interpreter(T0581V03) - System \RDF10
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AutoTMF 1? prepare data.myobj.batchobj;
--- $DATA.MYOBJ.BATCHOBJ preparation complete
--- AutoTMF runtime library $SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM
AutoTMF 2?
AutoTMF 7? info program myobj.batchobj,detail;
$DATA.MYOBJ.BATCHOBJ Apr 29 2004, 14:07
Accelerated TNS Program
User Library $SYSTEM.ESCORT.ESCRUNTM
Prepared
Intercept proc calls prepared: 33
Attributes: Inspect, Saveabend
Binder timestamp: 23Apr04 8:27
AXCEL timestamp: 23Apr04 8:27
AutoTMF 1? log to srvobj.preplog;
AutoTMF 2? prepare srvobj.*;
<< Messages for each program >>
Object file summary: prepared = 72, unprepared = 3, excluded = 4
AutoTMF 3? log stop;