HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 135)

Command Interpreter
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-016
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ALTER SYNCFILESET
Extra SQL tables and views are purged explicitly, indexes and secondary
partitions are purged implicitly, with the main table.
OSS files and directories:
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If PURGE is specified, subordinate directories not present in the source file
set are purged on the destination. Note that this is different than the
processing of Guardian subvolumes. Guardian subvolumes are not purged
unless SUBVOLPURGE is specified.
An entry is written into the log file for each file or OSS directory that is purged
as a result of the synchronization.
PURGE is not supported for SQL tables.
RATE percentage | NO RATE
the percentage of elapsed time the synchronization process should be active.
The default is 100%.
TO file-set
the destination the file set that is to be synchronized with the source file set.
The destination system may be specified as back slash asterisk (\*), which
means that the destination of the synchronization is every system that has
AutoSYNC installed, licensed, and running.
Using back slash asterisk (\*) as the destination system is not supported for
OSS file sets or for file sets configured for synchronization over TCP/IP.
For file-set format definitions, see Guardian file set definition and OSS file set
definition on page 8-10.
START hh:mm:ss | NO START
the start time of a synchronization window or a once-a-day synchronization.
The time is entered in the format hour:minute:seconds between 00:00:00 and
23:59:59. The maximum window is 24 hours.
When only the START option is specified the INTERVAL is ignored and one
synchronization per day is performed at the start time.
If the start time is later than the stop time, then it is assumed the
synchronization window crosses into the next day.
STOP hh:mm:ss | NO STOP
the ending time of the synchronization window. The time is entered in the
format hour:minute:seconds between 00:00:00 and 23:59:59. The maximum
window is 24 hours.
If the stop time is smaller than the start time, then it is assumed the
synchronization window crosses into the next day.