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1.10 mvEnterprise Monitor Program
The following mvEnterprise monitor program options are available.
These options are invoked by a dash, the lower case letter indicated, and
in some cases, a parameter following the option.
-a Restore ABS from a mvEnterprise release tape.
-d Set default tape device. If not used, defaults to -d0. (See
config.tape)
-dc Sets the compressed virtual tape device as defined in
config.tape (dc0, dc1, and so on).
-de Set default Ethernet device. Allows the use of an Ethernet
tape device to do a full file restore from another
mvEnterprise virtual on the network. (See config.ethernet)
-dp Sets the virtual tape device as defined in config.tape (dp0,
dp1, and so on).
-e Add file systems to mvEnterprise overflow without
performing a save and restore. Used instead of the -x for the
first coldstart after adding file systems.
-f Set file load flag. This causes a full file restore.
-g Display system locks, group locks and stop.
-g{r} Display host ID, system locks, group locks, record locks and
stop.
-gu{r} Display system locks, group locks, UNIX semaphore usage
information, record locks stop.
-h Inhibit the EXIT and SH/TOPIX commands for this line.
-i Pass stacked data to mvEnterprise from the UNIX command
line. The general format is:
#prodpick -i'stacked.data'
where stacked.data is the string to be passed to
mvEnterprise. Note that the specified string must be
surrounded by single quotation marks. The ‘stacked.data’
is always be followed by a carriage return. Unlike the