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HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions

Queue Manager Command Descriptions

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DELETE QMGR Command

The DELETE QMGR command removes a Queue Manager from the HP

Shadowbase system. A Queue Manager must be stopped before it can

be deleted. The syntax is:

DELETE [ QMGR ] [<audmon_name>.]qmgr_name

audmon_name

Optionally specifies the Guardian process name for the HP Shadowbase

monitor process controlling the replication environment. If omitted, the

QMGR will be deleted from the currently opened audmon process.

Qmgr_name

Is the logical name of the Queue Manager to be deleted.

DRAIN QMGR Command

The DRAIN QMGR command has been added in order to specify the

behavior of the QMGR and its attached Consumer on the fly following

AUDMON failure. This command may only be used for QMGRs with

ABNORMALSHUTDOWN set to DRAINPAUSE, which also requires the

configuration of a TIDFILE for the attached CONS. The syntax for the

DRAIN command is as follows:

DRAIN [QMGR] <qmgr-process-name> { , ABORT }

{ , COMMIT }

{ , STOP }

When the ABORT option is specified, the QMGR drains its queue,

aborting any transactions still in progress at the end of the queue, and

then shutdown. This is analogous to the QMGR

ABNORMALSHUTDOWN DRAINSTOP setting.

When the COMMIT option is specified, the QMGR drains its queue,

committing any transactions still in progress at the end of the queue, and

then shuts down. Upon restart, the CONS uses its TIDFILE to determine

any necessary corrective measures if the source transactions aborted

rather than committed (this processing is similar to the “precommit” logic

processing the CONS does when it enters certain RESOLVELOCKS

scenarios).

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