Interstage Shunsaku Data Manager Operator's Guide - Microsoft(R) Windows(R) 2000/ Microsoft(R) Windows Server(TM) 2003 - - UNIX -

7.2.1 Creating a Shunsaku File and Adding a Director to the File

The following diagram shows the procedure used to create a Shunsaku File and add a director to it.

[Figure : Procedure for Creating a Shunsaku File and Adding a Director]

1. Determine the directors to be managed as a Shunsaku File.
2. Shunsaku is operated by assigning a name to each Shunsaku File. This name is referred to as the Shunsaku File name.

   Specify a string of up to 32 characters as the Shunsaku File name.

   Only single-byte alphanumeric characters can be used.

3. Edit the conductor environment file.

   To create a new Shunsaku File, add the File parameter.

   Edit the File parameter to add to an existing Shunsaku File a director that is not managed by a Shunsaku File.

   Add or edit the following execution parameter.

   Execution parameter name	Meaning
   File	File information
   InsertPoint	Information for the director where data is to be inserted

   

   Refer to A.2 Conductor Environment Files for more information on the execution parameters in the conductor environment file.

4. To reflect Shunsaku File information on the conductor, execute the shunsyscfgedit command on the director server where the conductor is located.

   shunsyscfgedit -n Shunsaku system name

   

   • When creating Shunsaku Files, each director must be managed by a Shunsaku File. A director that is not managed by a Shunsaku File cannot be accessed by applications.
   • A single director cannot be managed by more than one Shunsaku File.