HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 166)

NonStop AutoTMF Commands
HP NonStop AutoTMF Software User’s Guide—429952-016
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UNPREPARE
If ALLOWDUPLICATES is omitted and the UNPREPARE detects this condition,
an error message is displayed and the file is not unprepared
LIBRARY alternate-library | NONE
the file to set as the user library of the object files in the file set.
NONE removes the library pointer from the object file.
If LIBRARY is omitted, the library is set as follows:

If a program points to one of ESCRUNTM, ESCRUNN, ESCRUNNT,
ESCRUNNM or ESCRUNNL, the library pointer is removed from the object
file.

If the program points to a library other than ESCRUNTM, ESCRUNN,
ESCRUNNT, ESCRUNNM, or ESCRUNNL, ESCORT CI checks that the
AutoTMF library is no longer bound into the user library. If the AutoTMF
library is bound into the user library, however, an error is displayed and the
object file is not unprepared.

If the program is a TNS/E program using ESCRUNDL, ESCRUNDL is no
longer used as a DLL to the program.
OCA | NOOCA
enables or disables the acceleration of a TNS object file (code 100), using
OCA, after the object has been unprepared.
By default, UNPREPARE automatically processes a TNS object using OCA
whenever UNPREPARE invalidates the OCA region. If the program has no
OCA region, no extra processing is performed. This option overrides the
If NOOCA is specified, UNPREPARE never accelerates a program. If
unpreparing the program invalidates the OCA region, the program runs in
interpreted mode, unless you manually process the program using OCA.
default behavior.
START filename
the starting file to unprepare.
TNS | TNSR | TNSE
restricts the processing of the command to the designated object file types:
code 100 files for TNS, code 700 files for TNSR and code 800 files for TNSE.
By default, UNPREPARE processes only TNS/R objects on NonStop S-Series
servers and only TNS/E objects on Integrity NonStop or Blade servers.
UNPREPARE processes TNS objects on all servers. Specifying this option
overrides the default behavior.