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Commands and Responses
ZRecoveryMode
specifies whether audit trail files are held on disk until they are no longer
required for volume recovery. The following values are valid:
ZTMF-VAL-RecovMode-Online
directs TMF to retain sufficient audit trail files on disk so that volume
recovery does not need to restore audit information from an archived audit
dump. Retaining audit trail files on disk can affect audit trail management
and transaction processing; transaction processing, for example, is
disabled if it causes the audit trail to exceed a capacity threshold. This is
the default.
ZTMF-VAL-RecovMode-Archive
directs TMF to release audit trail files so that they are not retained on disk
solely for the purpose of volume recovery. If volume recovery becomes
necessary, one or more audit dumps might need to be restored. This value
is valid only if audit dumping is configured for the associated audit trail.
ZIgnorePreviousConfig
specifies whether or not a data volume is to be added to the configuration
regardless of whether it was associated with a previous TMF configuration and
thus might be inconsistent.
ZSPI-VAL-True
specifies that a data volume is to be added to the configuration regardless
of whether it was associated with a previous TMF configuration and thus
might be inconsistent. The ADD DATAVOLS command does not return an
error.
ZSPI-VAL-False
specifies that a data volume from a previous configuration cannot be
added to the configuration. The ADD DATAVOLS command fails.
If this field is null, the default is ZSPI-VAL-False.
Caution. Volume recovery cannot repair any inconsistencies that exist when a data volume is
added with ZIgnorePreviousConfig set to ZSPI-VAL-True, even if the data volume is returned
to its previous configuration environment.
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