2.4 mpaclcls Command

Synopsis

[Windows]

mpaclcls [-u [-s subsystem-number]] | [-s subsystem-number [-w]] directory-of-shared-disk

[UNIX]

mpaclcls [-u ] [-s subsystem number]

Description

This command sets the shared disk information to save the access rights information that has been set for the project in a cluster environment.

This command can also create a directory on the shared disk to save the access rights information in it. [Windows]

Options

-u

Specify to delete a cluster environment. If a subsystem number is specified, the cluster environment of the specified subsystem number is removed.

-s subsystem-number

Specify a subsystem number. Use this option for only 1:1 active node/standby node operations (with subsystems and partial cluster operations) or two-node mutual standby operations.

For 1:1 active node/standby node operations (with subsystems and partial cluster operations) and two-node mutual standby operations, an error will occur if this option is omitted. Conversely, an error will occur if this option is specified for configurations other than 1:1 active node/standby node operations (with subsystems and partial cluster operations) or two-node mutual standby operations. [UNIX]

-w [Windows]

Specify to set a subsystem number of the standby node system. When specifying this option, you must always specify the "-s" option.

Return Values

Return value	Meaning
0	Normal termination
Value other than 0	Abnormal termination

Command Location

Windows	Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory\mpwalker\bin
Solaris HP-UX Linux	Systemwalker Operation Manager installation directory/FJSVfwseo/bin

Privilege Required

System administrator (user belonging to the Administrators group or superuser) privileges are required.

Examples

[Windows]

The following example sets the shared disk "d:\share" in 1:1 active/standby node configurations (without subsystems) and 1:1 active/standby node configurations (with subsystems):

mpaclcls d:\share

The following example sets "d:\omgr1" of the shared disk on the node operating in subsystem 1 during two-node mutual standby operation:

mpaclcls -s 1 d:\omgr1

The following example cancels setup of the shared disk "d:\share" in 1:1 active/standby node configurations (without subsystems) and 1:1 active/standby node configurations (with subsystems):

mpaclcls -u d:\share

The following example cancels the setup of "d:\omgr1" shared disk on the node operating in subsystem 1 during two-node mutual standby operation:

mpaclcls -u -s 1 d:\omgr1

The following example sets the "e:\omgr2" shared disk on the node operating in subsystem 2 in the standby node during two-node mutual standby operation:

mpaclcls -s 1 -w e:\omgr2

[UNIX]

The following example sets the shared disk information in 1:1 active/standby node configurations (without subsystems) and 1:1 active/standby node configurations (with subsystems):

mpaclcls

The following example sets the shared disk information for the nodes where subsystem 1 is operating during 1:1 active node/standby node operations (with subsystems and partial cluster operations):

mpaclcls -s 1

The following example removes the shared disk information in 1:1 active/standby node configurations (without subsystems) and 1:1 active/standby node configurations (with subsystems):

mpaclcls -u

The following example removes the shared disk information for the nodes where subsystem 1 is operating during 1:1 active node/standby node operations (with subsystems and partial cluster operations):

mpaclcls -u -s 1

Execution Results/Output Format

An error message is output to the standard error output if this command terminates abnormally.