HP NonStop RDF, Руководство по управлению

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Now assume that RDF is protecting primary system data volume $DATA06, which is configured
to auxiliary audit trail AUX01. Assume also that the changes are being replicated to backup
system volume $DATA6, and that the updater for that volume is acquiring its audit data from
secondary image trail volume $SECITB.
To delete the configuration records for the updater process and secondary image trail associated
with auxiliary audit trail AUX01, enter the following commands:
]DELETE VOLUME $DATA06 ATINDEX 1
]DELETE IMAGETRAIL $SECITB ATINDEX 1
EXIT
The EXIT command ends your current RDFCOM session.
EXIT
Where Issued
Primary or backup system.
Security Restrictions
None; anyone can enter the EXIT command.
RDF State Requirement
You can issue the EXIT command at any time, whether or not RDF has been started.
Usage Guidelines
If you issue the EXIT command in your current RDFCOM session, RDFCOM terminates the
session and returns control to the operating system.
If the EXIT command appears in a command file, RDFCOM stops reading the command file and
ignores any commands in the file that follow the EXIT command. Furthermore, the following
applies:
• If the command file name was supplied in the IN option of the command that runs RDFCOM,
RDFCOM passes control to the operating system.
• If the command file name was supplied in an OBEY command issued during an interactive
RDFCOM session, RDFCOM resumes control and prompts you for a new command.
You can also end the current RDFCOM session by pressing the Control and Y keys at the same
time (Ctrl-Y), which is equivalent to issuing the EXIT command.
Example
When the EXIT command is issued in an interactive session, control of the terminal returns to
the operating system:
]EXIT
2>
FC
The FC (fix command) command enables you to selectively examine, edit, or repeat a previously
issued RDFCOM command.
{FC} [text]
{? } [text]
{! } [text]
{FC} [
text
]
requests RDFCOM to display the most recently issued command that begins with the specified
text
string and issue a period (.) prompt for your input. You can then use the subcommands
RDFCOM Commands 201