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*WARNING*: COULDN'T MAKE FILE AUDITED
You can use BACKUP and RESTORE with the TMFCOM DUMP command for disks containing
a combination of audited and nonaudited files, or containing only audited files:
1. Ensure the safe, complete recovery of files when media recovery is needed. At an SCF
prompt, type:
1> CONTROL DISK $DATA, REFRESH
2> BACKUP $TAPE, $DATA.*.*,OPEN,AUDITED, &
2> &PARTONLY ON ,LISTALL
3> TMFCOM DUMP FILES $DATA.*.*
The SCF CONTROL DISK, REFRESH command updates the file labels and writes all
changed buffers to the disk.
The backup includes nonaudited and audited files.
The online dump performed by TMFCOM DUMP includes only audited files and ensures
that there is an accessible copy of these files if TMF fails.
If the disk ($DATA) becomes damaged or unusable, you can use SCF to recover the files
on a new disk that is properly labeled and initialized.
2. Restore the nonaudited files, and recover the audited files:
1> RESTORE $TAPE, $DATA.*.*,OPEN,PARTONLY ON,LISTALL
2> TMFCOM RECOVER FILES $DATA.*.*
Omitting AUDITED in the RESTORE command causes only nonaudited files to be restored.
Then the TMFCOM command recovers the audited files.
If you include the TURNOFFAUDIT option (with the AUDITED option) in the RESTORE
command:
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Restored files are not audited even if TMF is running when you run RESTORE.
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The message *WARNING* Audit Turned Off is sent to the output file for each
file that was audited (but not open) when it was backed up. The message *WARNING*
OPEN, AUDIT Turned Off is issued for each file that was both open and audited
when it was backed up.
When you restore a file that exists on disk, RESTORE first purges the old file. If it is audited,
the purge deletes all corresponding dump entries from the TMF catalog.
If a file was audited when it was backed up, you cannot restore it if an audited file with the
same fully-qualified file name exists and TMF is configured (but not running). Trying to restore
such a file causes RESTORE to skip the file and issue the message *WARNING* File
Skipped. You can restore such a file by changing its subvolume name with either the VOL
or MAP NAMES option.
Table 16 Interaction Between RESTORE and TMF
RESTORE Command Used
No AUDITED option
AUDITED
AUDITED
AUDITED and TURNOFFAUDIT
Conditions
TMF running
TMF not running
File does not already exist
What RESTORE Does
Audited file is skipped
File is restored as an audited file.
If file with same name already exists, RESTORE
issues Purge Error 82. Otherwise, the file is
restored nonaudited, and RESTORE issues a
warning message.
File is restored nonaudited.
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