
HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Definitions
Queue Manager Command Descriptions
HP NonStop Shadowbase Command Reference Manual—785421-002
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audmon_name
Optionally specifies the Guardian process name for the HP Shadowbase
monitor process controlling the replication environment. If omitted, the
QMGR will be added to the currently opened audmon process.
qmgr_name
Is the logical name of the Queue Manager; the name can have from one
to 16 alphanumeric or hyphen characters. It must start with a letter and
must be unique within the HP Shadowbase system. The qmgr_name
identifies the Queue Manager within the HP Shadowbase system. It is
used to associate the Queue Manager with the appropriate Consumer, for
example, using the SET CONS QMGRNAME qmgr_name parameter.
CLEARTX QMGR Command
The CLEARTX QMGR command will cause a QMGR to remove a
transaction from its internal transaction tracking list and can be used
regardless of a transaction’s status in TMF.
USE THIS COMMAND VERY CAUTIOUSLY, ONLY AFTER
CONSULTATION WITH HP SHADOWBASE SUPPORT, AS IT COULD
LEAVE ACTIVE TRANSACTIONS IN TMF FOR A CONS (AND THESE
ACTIVE TRANSACTIONS MAY EVENTUALLY BE AUTOMATICALLY
ABORTED BY TMF ON THE TARGET SYSTEM, REGARDLESS OF
THE EVENTUAL END STATE OF THE ORIGINAL TRANSACTION ON
THE SOURCE SYSTEM). USE OF THIS COMMAND MAY RESULT IN
TARGET DATABASE INCONSISTENCIES WITH THE SOURCE
DATABASE.
The syntax for CLEARTX QMGR is as follows.
CLEARTX [ QMGR ] <qmgrname>, TRANSID <num>
The <qmgrname> is the name of the QMGR object that is tracking the
transaction. The TRANSID can be entered in external or internal form and
must be a transaction that is active in the QMGR’s internal tracking list. It
is the original audit trail transaction identifier that was captured by the
COLL, not the CONS’s replication transaction identifier for the TMF
transaction it starts. Use DUMPTX to see the transaction list or INFOTX to
see the detailed information for this specific transaction. Note that you will
be prompted to confirm this command. If the transaction is still active in
TMF, you will be prompted two times.
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