Compaq Deskpro 2000 - User Guide Owners Instruction Manual PDF English

• A Problem Solving Process A
• A Successful Logon
• Accessing a File on a Remote System
• Accessing Disk Files
• Accessing Other Systems
• Accessing Processes on a Remote System
• Adding a Collector to Your Spooler Subsystem
• Adding a Location and Connecting It to a Device
• Adding a Print Device To Your Spooler Subsystem
• Adding a Print Process
• Adding Alternate Keys to Files
• Adding New Users
• Adding Users to the System
• Adopting the Owner ID of a Program File
• Allowed Disk File Access
• Altering Job Attributes
• Altering the Current Path to a Dual Ported Disk
• Analyzing Disk Space Usage With the Disk Space Analysis Program DSAP
• Analyzing Disk Space Usage With the Subsystem Control Facility SCF
• And all subsequent G series releases and D48
• And SQLTAPEPARTARRAY were added in Section
• Attribute Consistency Checks
• August
• Automating Routine Monitoring Tasks
• Automating System Monitoring
• Backcopy Command Options
• Backcopy Examples
• Backing Up Your Files
• Backup Command Options
• Blind Password Logon
• Bringing Up a Disk From STOPPED
• Bringing Up a Disk or Path
• Bringing Up a Disk or Path From a STOPPED State Substate HARDDOWN
• Bringing Up a Path From STOPPED
• Bringing Up the Down Half of a Mirrored Disk
• Broadcast and Nonbroadcast Groups
• Bypassing Label Protection in BLP Mode
• Capabilities of a Remote Super ID User
• Capabilities of System Users
• Changing an Expired Password
• Changing an Unexpired Password
• Changing File Security
• Changing Logon Defaults
• Changing or Correcting a Previous Command
• Changing System and Volume Defaults
• Changing Your Current Default Node SYSTEM Command
• Changing Your Default Values
• Changing Your Password
• Changing Your Saved Defaults DEFAULT Program
• Changing Your TACL Prompt SETPROMPT Command
• Check for Hardware Problems
• Check Stop and Restart Terminal Communication Lines
• Check the Status of the User s TACL Process
• Checking ATP6100 Line Status
• Checking Disk Status
• Checking Line Handler Status
• Checking NonStop TM MP Status
• Checking Printer and Collector Status
• Checking ServerNet LAN Subsystem Status
• Checking Tape Drive Status
• Checking the Size of Database Files
• Checking the Status of Network Components
• Checking the Status of Pathway
• Checking the Status of Peripherals
• Checking the Status of Processors
• Checking the Status of Systems in a Network
• Checking the Status of Tape Drives
• Clean Up the User s Disk Space
• Clearing a Nonprintable Job
• Clearing a Paper Jam
• Clearing a Print Process Error State
• Coldstarting a Drained Spooler
• Collector Attributes
• Collector Process States
• Command
• Command on page
• Common Device Errors
• Common Disk Problems
• Common File Problems
• Common Guardian Operations Tasks
• Common Labeled Tape Activities
• Common Printer and Spooler Problems
• Common System Process Problems
• Common Tape Subsystem Problems
• Common Terminal and Workstation Problems
• Compaq Computer Corporation
• Compaq Provided Print Processes
• Compiling Your Job
• Compressing a Tape Dump File
• Contents
• Controlled Access to a Data File
• Controlled Access With Program File ID Adoption
• Controlling Jobs
• Controlling Locations
• Controlling Print Devices
• Copying a Spooler Job File to the Spooler
• Copying a Spooler Job to a Spooler Job File
• Copying a Spooler Job to an EDIT File
• Copying Files to a Backup Volume
• Create the DEFINE
• Creating a Library File for Your Function Keys
• Creating and Modifying Labeled Tapes
• Creating Files
• Creating Files Using DDL
• Customizing Your TACL Environment
• Daily Tasks Check List
• Declaring the Current Job
• Default Routing
• DEFINE Attributes
• DEFINE Classes
• DEFINE Names
• DEFINE Templates
• Defining and Using Your Function Keys
• Delete the User Account
• Deleting a Collector
• Deleting a Device From a Running Spooler
• Deleting a Location
• Deleting a Print Device
• Deleting a Print Process From the Spooler
• Deleting Files
• Deleting Users From the System
• Determining Device States
• Determining Group and User Name and Number
• Diagnosing Unusual Problems
• Directing Messages to a Disk File
• Disk File Names
• Disk File Security
• Displaying a Job
• Displaying a Location s Current Attributes
• Displaying Collector Attributes
• Displaying Current Print Device Attributes
• Displaying Error Messages With Error
• Displaying File Version Information
• Displaying Information About Other Users
• Displaying Named Process Information PPD Command
• Displaying Operator Messages With a Printing Distributor
• Displaying Process Information STATUS Command
• Displaying System Information
• Displaying Tape Label Information
• Displaying the Current Attributes of a Print Process
• Displaying the Status of Spooler Components
• Displaying User Information
• Displaying Your Function Key Definitions
• Displaying Your Information
• Distributor Processes and Message Destinations
• Draining the Spooler
• Duplicating Backup Tapes With Backcopy
• Duplicating Files
• Edition of this guide previously known as the Guardian
• Effect of Adopting the Owner ID of a Program File
• Employee Record Format
• Enabling and Disabling DEFINEs
• Ensure DEFINEs are Enabled
• Entering Commands From a Command File
• Entering FUP Commands
• Entering FUP Commands From a Command File
• Entering FUP Commands Interactively Through FUP
• Entering FUP Commands Through TACL
• Entering Individual Spoolcom Commands at the TACL Prompt
• Entering Peruse Commands
• Entering Spoolcom Commands
• Entering TACL Commands
• Error Examples
• Escalate the Problem A
• Establishing a Global Remote Password
• Establishing Remote Passwords
• Establishing Subnetworks
• Example
• Example Check List
• Example of Creating and Using a DEFINE
• Example Simple System Configuration Diagram
• Examples
• Examples in Section
• Figure
• File Creation Examples
• File Name Expansion
• File Set List Qualifiers
• Find and Eliminate the Cause of the Problem A
• Find Product Files
• Finding a Key Phrase in Your Spooler Job
• Finding and Sparing Bad Tracks and Sectors
• Finding TAL Errors
• Flow Chart Access Problem Troubleshooting Procedure
• Focus on Prevention A
• Form Name
• Freeing a Hung Spooler Cannot Get Jobs In or Out
• Freeing a Hung Spooler Jobs Do Not Print
• Full Logon
• FUP Disk File Security Features
• Generating Your Spooler Job
• Get the Facts and Log the Problem A
• Getting File Information FILEINFO Command
• Getting Help From FUP
• Getting Information About File Sets
• Getting Information About Processes
• Getting Information About Single Files
• Getting Information About Subvolumes and Files
• Getting TACL Help
• Guardian User s Guide
• Guidelines
• Handling Labeled Tape Messages and Requests
• Header Message
• How Does Draining Work
• How Kernel Managed Swap Files Affect You
• How Kernel Managed Swap Space Works
• How Labeled Tape Processing Works
• How Operator Messages Are Created
• How Spooler Components Interact
• Identifying System Users
• Implicit Route Creation
• Initial Attribute Settings
• Interfaces for the Security Features
• Interpret SYSINFO Output
• Interpret VPROC Output
• Interpreting Operator Messages
• Interrupting a Process
• Introduction to Files in Guardian
• Job States
• Keeping Current
• Key Sequenced File Format
• Labeling Tapes
• Learning the Cause of a Problem A Systematic Approach A
• Levels of Disk File Security
• Levels of File Security
• Licensing Programs
• Life Cycle of a Spooler Job
• Listing and Purging Old Disk Files
• Listing Files and Their Information
• Listing Printers and Checking Their Status
• Listing Subvolume Contents FILES Command
• Listing the Devices on Your System
• Listing Your Previous Commands
• Loading Data Into Files
• Loading Your Function Key Definitions
• Location Attributes
• Logging Off With TACL
• Logging On to a Remote System
• Logging On With Safeguard
• Logging On With TACL
• Logon Mistakes
• Maintaining Your Disk Files
• Managing Collector Processes
• Managing Disk Space Usage
• Managing Locations
• Managing Print Devices
• Managing Print Processes
• MEDIACOM Commands
• Modifying Collector Attributes
• Modifying Location Attributes
• Modifying Partitioned Files
• Modifying Print Device Attributes
• Modifying Print Process Attributes
• Monitoring and Altering Swap Files
• Monitoring Labeled Tape Messages
• Monitoring Messages With the TSM EMS Event Viewer
• Monitoring Spooler Collector Processes
• Monitoring Spooler Print Processes
• Monitoring Spooler Processes
• Monitoring the Job Status
• Monitoring the Spool Supervisor
• Monitoring the System Frequently
• N A August
• N A December
• N A January
• N A July
• N A June
• Naming Spooler Components and Files
• Network Security
• New parameters for the FUP SET command were added to Table
• Operator Message Monitoring Tools
• Operator Message Types
• Operator Messages and the EMS Environment
• Operator Messages Format
• Other Useful Tools
• Parameters of the FUP SET Command
• Passing of Access IDs
• PATHMON States
• Pausing a Process
• Performing Common File Operations
• Peruse Commands
• Premounting and Scratching Labeled Tapes
• Premounting Labeled Tapes
• Print Device Attributes
• Print Device Attributes and DEV Subcommands
• Print Process Attributes
• Print Process Attributes and PRINT Subcommands
• Print Process States
• Printer Attributes
• Printer Device States
• Printing Operator Messages
• Printing Part of a Job
• Printing To the Spooler
• Problem Solving Summary
• Problem Solving Worksheet A
• Process and Creator Access IDs
• Process Security
• Purging Data From Files
• Purging Files Using File Name Templates
• Purging Files Using Individual File Names
• Rebuilding the Spooler Control Files
• Redisplaying a Selected Previous Command
• Reexecuting a Previous Command
• Relabeling a Tape and Removing a Tape Label
• Remote systems was added to Section
• Removing Half of a Mirrored Disk
• Renaming and Moving Files With Alternate Keys
• Renaming Files
• Reorganizing Key Sequenced Files
• Responding to Messages and Requests
• Restarting a Printer
• Restarting a TACL Process
• Restore Command Options
• Restoring Default File Creation Parameters
• Restoring Your Files
• Routing Structure
• Run SYSINFO
• Run VPROC
• Running a Process at a High PIN
• Running Backcopy
• Running Compaq NonStop Kernel Utilities
• Running Error
• Running Peruse
• Sample Header Page
• Sample Remote Passwords
• SCF Command Summary
• SCF Command Summary on page
• SCF Object States
• Scratching a Labeled Tape
• Searching For Files With Related Names FILENAMES Command
• Section
• Select Files for VPROC Processing
• Selection Algorithm
• Sending Output to a SPOOL DEFINE
• Sending Output to a Spooler Location
• Setting a Default Tape Drive
• Setting File Security
• Setting Whether Tapes Are Unloaded After Labeling
• Solving Common Disk Problems
• Solving Common File Problems
• Solving Common Spooler Problems
• Solving Common System Process Problems
• Solving Common Tape Subsystem Problems
• Solving System Access Problems
• Specifying a File Set List for Backup
• SPOOL DEFINE Attributes
• Spoolcom Command Summary
• Spoolcom Commands
• Spoolcom Commands for Displaying Spooler Component Status
• Spoolcom Commands Super Group Users Only
• Spooler Components
• Spooler Jobs
• Spooler Jobs and Job Attributes
• Spooler Naming Conventions
• Spooler Routing Structure
• Start a New TACL Process
• Starting a Drained Spooler
• Starting a Printing Distributor
• Starting a Spoolcom Process and Entering Commands Interactively
• Starting and Controlling a Process
• Starting and Quitting a Remote TACL Process
• Starting the TSM EMS Event Viewer Application
• Steps for Creating a File With FUP
• Stop Other User Processes
• Stop the User s TACL Process
• Stopping a Printing Distributor
• Stopping a Process
• Stopping the Spooler
• Structure of a Key Sequenced File
• Structure of a Partitioned File
• Structure of a Relative File
• Structure of an Entry Sequenced File
• Supported Modes of Operation
• System Users
• Table A
• TACL DEFINE Commands
• TACL System Security Features
• Taking Down a Disk
• Taking Down a Disk or Path
• Taking Down a Path To a Mirrored Disk
• Taking Down and Bringing Up a Tape Drive
• TAPE DEFINE Attributes
• TAPE DEFINE Attributes for Backup and Restore
• Tape Processing Modes
• The FUP SET Command on page
• The G06
• The MEDIACOM Interface
• The Safeguard LOGON Command
• The Safeguard Logon Prompt
• The TIME Command
• This manual supports G06
• TMF States
• Tools for Identifying Problems A
• Tools for Monitoring System Status
• Tools to Use for System Monitoring
• Types of Disk Files
• Types of File Access
• Understanding Operator Messages
• Updated for VPROC to Section
• Use the Created DEFINE
• Using a Command OBEY File
• Using a DEFINE
• Using a File Starting With a TACL Directive
• Using a Library File
• Using a Qualified File Set List
• Using a Remote TACL Process to Gain Local Access
• Using a TAPE DEFINE With Backup
• Using a TAPE DEFINE With Restore
• Using DEFINEs in FUP Commands
• Using Labeled Tapes in LP Mode
• Using Labeled Tapes With Backup and Restore
• Using NSKCOM to Monitor and Alter Swap Files
• Using Peruse With Files
• Using Peruse With TAL
• Using Peruse With TFORM
• Using Run Options in a Backup Command
• Using Run Options in a Restore Command
• Using TACL as a Command Interpreter
• Using the Break Key
• Using the Event Viewer
• Using the SET SHOW and CREATE Commands
• Using the Subsystem Control Facility SCF
• Using Unlabeled Tapes in NL Mode
• Using Your Command History
• Using Your Function Keys
• Using Your FUP Command History
• Warmstarting a Drained Spooler
• Who Uses FUP
• Why Use Backup and Restore
• Why Use the Spooler
• Working Attribute Set
• Working With a Daily Check List
• Writing TACL Macros
• Your Default Process
• Your Responsibility to System Users
• Your System Might Be Protected