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File system metadata includes path names in the file system. For this reason, if you
have frequent changes to directories, the new path names cause the creation of new
archive copies. This results in frequent loads of the volumes specified for metadata.
Archive Set Copy Parameters
The archive set parameters section of the archiver.cmd file begins with the
params directive and ends with the endparams directive.
CODE EXAMPLE 3-22 shows
the format for directives for an archive set.
You can specify archive set copy parameters by editing the archiver.cmd file, as
shown here, or by using the File System Manager software. For more information,
see the File System Manager online help.
CODE EXAMPLE 3-22 Archive Set Copy Parameter Format
params
archive-set-name.copy-number[R] [ -param1 -param2 …]
.
.
.
endparams
TABLE 3-13 Arguments for the Archive Set Copy Parameters
Argument Meaning
archive-set-name A site-defined name for the archive set. Usually indicative of the
characteristics of the files belonging to the archive set. Can be
allsets. Archive set names are restricted to the letters in the
alphabet, numbers, and the underscore character (_). No other
special characters or spaces are allowed. The first character in the
archive set name must be a letter.
. A period (.) character. Used to separate archive-set-name from
copy-number.
copy-number An integer that defines the archive copy number. Can be 1, 2, 3,or
4.
R Specifies that the parameters being defined are for rearchived copies
of this archive set. For example, you can use the R and specify VSNs
in the -param1 argument to direct rearchived copies to specific
volumes.
-param1
-param2
One or more parameters. The following subsections describe the
parameters than can be specified between the params and
endparams directives.
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