HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 59)

One-time Synchronization
HP AutoSYNC User’s Guide—522580-020
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Running the Destination Synchronization Process as
a Local Process
Running the Destination Synchronization Process as a Local Process below for
instructions.
Running the Destination Synchronization Process as a Local
Process
To enable ASYSYNC or ASYSYNCP to become a local process on a remote system,
perform the following operations on the ASYSYNC or ASYSYNCP program on the
destination system:
1. In BIND, issue the following commands:
2. At the TACL prompt, SQL compile ASYSYNC:
3. At the TACL prompt, accelerate ASYSYNC:
4. Then, as SUPER.SUPER, license ASYSYNC:
IF synchronizing over TCP/IP, perform the same steps for ASYSYNCP.
ADD * FROM ASYSYNC
SET LIKE ASYSYNC
ALTER CALLABLE^LOCAL^LOGON, CALLABLE ON
SET SAVEABEND ON
BUILD ASYSYNC!
SQLCOMP/IN ASYSYNC/NOREGISTER ON
AXCEL ASYSYNC, ASYSYNC
or
OCA ASYSYNC
FUP LICENSE ASYSYNC
Note. Once you have altered ASYSYNC or ASYSYNCP with the above Binder commands,
ASYSYNC or ASYSYNCP must be licensed; otherwise, all synchronizations that use that
program will fail.
WARNING. By configuring a callable ASYSYNC or ASYSYNCP, the systems administrator
allows a syncuser to perform operations on the remote system that would have previously
required the knowledge of the local password.