ETERNUS SF Disk Space Monitor User's Guide - Microsoft(R) Windows Server(TM) 2003/Solaris(TM) Operating System/Linux - 13.0

11.1 Defining User Data

In order to manage user data, a user data definition file must be created.

11.1.1 Definition location 

The user data definition file is a text file. Use a text editor such as Notepad to create and edit the file. The path to the file is as follows:

Variable file directory\control\udataconf.ini

/etc/opt/FJSVssqc/udataconf.ini

11.1.2 Definition format 

Create the user data definition file using the following format.

Syntax

[MIDDLEWARE_CONF]

XML=ON | OFF

[SELECT_RECORDID]

UDATA_1=ON | OFF

UDATA_2=ON | OFF

UDATA_3=ON | OFF

UDATA_4=ON | OFF

UDATA_5=ON | OFF

• The vertical bars "|" mean "or". That is, either one option or the other can be specified.
• Blank lines are treated as comments.
• Lines that start with a hash "#" are treated as comments.

Description

[MIDDLEWARE_CONF]

Specifies whether to manage user data.

XML=ON | OFF

The meanings of each option are as follows:

Option	Meaning
ON	Manages user data.
OFF	Does not manage user data.

The default value is OFF.

[SELECT_RECORDID]

Selects the record IDs in the PDB that will be used to manage the user data.

Five types of record ID have been prepared - UDATA_1 to UDATA_5 (including SUM_UDATA_1 to SUM_UDATA_5 for each of these). Select which of these record IDs to use.

UDATA_1=ON | OFF

UDATA_2=ON | OFF

UDATA_3=ON | OFF

UDATA_4=ON | OFF

UDATA_5=ON | OFF

The meanings of each option are as follows:

Option	Meaning
ON	Selects the record ID. If a record ID is selected, the corresponding SUM_UDATA_1 to SUM_UDATA_5 are also selected.
OFF	Do not select the record ID.

The default value is ON.

Set record IDs that will not be used to OFF.

Example

The following example shows a definition for managing two types of user data.

[MIDDLEWARE_CONF]

XML=ON

[SELECT_RECORDID]

UDATA_1=ON

UDATA_2=ON

UDATA_3=OFF

UDATA_4=OFF

UDATA_5=OFF