DB2® IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms

Administration

Guide

Version

8

Release

3

SC18-9237-00

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DB2® IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms

Administration

Guide

Version

8

Release

3

SC18-9237-00

���

Note

Before

using

this

information

and

the

product

it

supports,

read

the

information

in

“Notices”

on

page

459.

First

Edition

(October

2004)

This

edition

replaces

SC27-0840-01.

This

edition

applies

to

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms,

Version

8

Release

3

(product

number

5724-J33)

and

to

all

subsequent

releases

and

modifications

until

otherwise

indicated

in

new

editions.

This

product

includes

software

developed

by

the

Apache

Software

Foundation

(http://www.apache.org/).

©

Copyright

International

Business

Machines

Corporation

1993,

2004.

All

rights

reserved.

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Government

Users

Restricted

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Use,

duplication

or

disclosure

restricted

by

GSA

ADP

Schedule

Contract

with

IBM

Corp.

Contents

About

this

publication

.

.

.

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.

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. ix

Who

should

use

this

publication

.

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.

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. ix

How

this

publication

is

organized

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. x

Where

to

find

more

information

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. xi

Information

center

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. xi

PDF

publications

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. xii

Support

available

on

the

Web

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. xii

Education

and

training

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. xii

How

to

send

your

comments

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. xii

What’s

new

in

Version

8.3

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. xiii

Summary

of

changes

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.

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. xv

Part

1.

Database

administration

.

.

. 1

Chapter

1.

Database

concepts

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. 3

System

.

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Instance

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Database

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Table

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. 4

Table

space

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. 4

Container

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. 4

Index

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. 5

System

catalog

tables

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. 5

Buffer

pool

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. 6

Configuration

parameters

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. 6

Log

files

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. 6

Active

and

archive

logging

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. 6

Configuration

parameters

for

database

logging

.

. 8

Using

the

standard

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

backup

commands

for

file

system

backups

.

.

. 8

Recovery

history

file

.

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. 9

Backup

files

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. 9

Chapter

2.

Of

table

spaces

and

storage

volumes

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. 11

Overview

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. 11

Database

storage

configuration

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. 12

Recommendations

for

database

storage

configuration

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. 19

Chapter

3.

Managing

database

growth

21

Estimating

table

and

index

size

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. 21

Checking

space

available

in

a

table

space

.

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. 21

Adding

more

space

to

a

table

space

.

.

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. 21

Chapter

4.

Database

maintenance

.

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. 23

Collecting

statistics

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. 23

How

to

collect

statistics

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. 23

Removing

index

data

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. 24

How

to

remove

index

data

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. 28

Migrating

indexes

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. 28

How

to

migrate

indexes

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. 29

Chapter

5.

Migrating

and

importing

index

data

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. 31

Configuring

the

system

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. 31

System

log

messages

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. 31

System

log

user

exit

program

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. 31

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

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. 32

Storage

sets

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. 32

Application

groups

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. 32

What

happens

when

a

user

queries

migrated

data

33

Message

to

the

user

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. 33

Message

to

the

system

log

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. 33

Importing

index

data

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. 33

Verify

temporary

work

space

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. 33

Verify

database

storage

space

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. 33

Verify

database

log

file

space

.

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. 34

Run

the

ARSADMIN

program

.

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. 34

After

you

import

index

data

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. 34

Querying

data

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. 34

Expiring

imported

migrated

indexes

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. 34

Configuring

index

migration

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. 35

Chapter

6.

Monitoring

database

performance

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. 37

Administration

tools

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. 37

Monitoring

database

performance

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. 38

Chapter

7.

Tuning

an

Oracle

database

41

Using

the

ARSDB

program

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.

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. 42

Using

the

ARSMAINT

program

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.

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. 42

Recommended

practice

for

managing

tablespace

for

Oracle

.

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. 43

Chapter

8.

Backup

and

recovery

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. 45

DB2

table

spaces

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. 45

Database

backup

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.

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. 45

Using

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

to

maintain

backup

images

.

.

.

.

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. 46

Backup

to

a

tape

device

.

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.

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. 46

Creating

a

full

offline

backup

of

the

database

.

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. 47

Database

backup

in

Windows

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. 47

Database

logging

.

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. 48

Using

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

to

maintain

archived

log

files

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. 48

Database

recovery

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. 48

Factors

affecting

recovery

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.

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. 49

Part

2.

Storage

administration

.

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. 51

Chapter

9.

Document

storage

.

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.

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. 53

Defining

document

storage

management

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. 53

Application

groups

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.

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. 54

Load

policy

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. 54

Migration

policy

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. 54

Cache

storage

manager

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©

Copyright

IBM

Corp.

1993,

2004

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Archive

storage

manager

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. 55

Migrating

documents

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. 55

Migration

processing

in

the

system

log

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. 57

Removing

documents

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. 57

Removing

documents

from

cache

storage

.

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. 58

Removing

documents

from

archive

storage

.

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. 60

Chapter

10.

Managing

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

storage

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. 63

Overview

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.

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. 63

Using

magnetic

disk

devices

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.

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. 63

Using

removable

media

devices

.

.

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.

.

. 64

Managing

removable

media

operations

.

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. 64

Defining

drives

and

libraries

.

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.

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.

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. 65

Defining

device

classes

.

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.

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. 65

Managing

storage

pools

.

.

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. 65

Managing

storage

pool

volumes

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. 65

Managing

policies

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. 66

Managing

client

nodes

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. 66

Automating

server

operations

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. 67

Managing

server

operations

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. 67

Managing

the

database

and

recovery

log

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. 67

Monitoring

the

server

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. 67

Protecting

and

recovering

data

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.

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. 68

Starting,

halting,

and

restarting

the

server

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. 68

Starting

the

server

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. 68

Starting

the

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

server

command

line

interface

.

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.

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. 69

Halting

the

server

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. 69

Restarting

the

server

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.

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. 69

Using

scratch

and

private

volumes

.

.

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. 70

Labeling

storage

volumes

.

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. 70

Overwriting

volume

labels

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. 71

Identifying

volume

labels

.

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.

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.

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. 71

Labeling

volumes

one

at

a

time

.

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. 71

Searching

the

library

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. 71

Adding

storage

volumes

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. 72

Checking

in

volumes

one

at

a

time

.

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. 72

Searching

the

library

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. 72

Allowing

swapping

of

volumes

.

.

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. 73

Removing

storage

volumes

.

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. 73

Removing

volumes

from

a

library

.

.

.

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. 73

Returning

volumes

to

a

library

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.

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. 74

Managing

a

full

library

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.

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. 74

Offline

storage

of

storage

volumes

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.

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. 74

Chapter

11.

Backup

and

recovery

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. 75

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

database

.

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. 75

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

recovery

log

.

.

.

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. 76

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

volume

history

file

.

.

. 77

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

device

configuration

file

77

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

database

recovery

.

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. 77

Reports

.

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. 78

Cache

storage

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. 78

Archive

storage

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. 79

Part

3.

Using

the

administrative

client

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. 81

Chapter

12.

Installation

.

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. 83

System

requirements

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. 83

Hardware

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. 83

Software

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. 83

Memory

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. 83

Disk

space

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. 83

Installing

the

administrative

client

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. 84

Running

Setup

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. 84

To

install

on

a

user’s

PC

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. 84

To

install

on

a

network

file

server

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. 85

To

use

automated

install

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. 85

Excluding

the

administrative

client

from

the

client

installation

package

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. 85

To

uninstall

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. 85

Updating

the

administrative

client

software

.

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. 86

Chapter

13.

Introduction

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. 87

How

does

the

administrative

client

help

me

do

my

job?

.

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. 87

Getting

started

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. 87

Starting

the

administrative

client

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. 87

Using

online

help

.

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. 88

Adding

a

server

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. 89

Logging

on

a

server

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. 89

Changing

passwords

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. 90

System

parameters

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. 90

Maximum

Password

Age

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. 90

Minimum

Password

Length

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. 91

Inactivity

Time

Out

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. 91

System

Logging

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. 91

User

Exit

Logging

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. 92

Login

Processing

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. 92

Setting

system

parameters

.

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. 93

Administrative

client

start

up

parameters

.

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. 94

Changing

start

up

parameters

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. 95

Examples

.

.

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. 95

Adding

items

to

a

server

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. 95

New

command

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. 96

Copy

command

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. 96

Export

command

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. 96

Drag

and

drop

operation

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. 97

Report

Wizard

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. 97

Starting

the

Report

Wizard

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. 98

Using

the

Report

Wizard

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. 98

Chapter

14.

Concepts

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. 101

Introduction

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. 101

Users

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. 101

Groups

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. 103

Printers

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. 103

Storage

sets

and

storage

nodes

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Application

groups

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Applications

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Folders

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. 106

About

application

groups,

applications,

and

folders

106

OnDemand

permissions

.

.

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. 108

Folder

permissions

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Application

group

permissions

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. 109

Specifying

permissions

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iv

Administration

Guide

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15.

Advanced

system

administration

.

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. 115

Overview

.

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. 115

User

types

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. 115

Authority

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. 115

Permissions

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Users

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Groups

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Applications

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Application

Groups

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. 119

Folders

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Storage

sets

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. 120

Printers

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System

administration

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Object

Type

model

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Object

Owner

model

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. 122

Summary

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Helpful

hints

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. 124

Chapter

16.

Examples

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. 125

Overview

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. 125

About

the

examples

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. 125

System

configuration

.

.

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. 125

Adding

a

user

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. 126

About

the

example

.

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. 126

The

basics

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. 126

Adding

the

customer

service

users

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. 127

Adding

a

group

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. 128

About

the

example

.

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. 128

The

basics

.

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. 129

Adding

the

customer

service

group

.

.

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. 130

Adding

the

Customer

XYZ

group

.

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. 131

Adding

a

printer

.

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. 131

About

the

example

.

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. 131

The

basics

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. 131

Adding

the

printer

.

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. 132

Adding

a

storage

set

and

storage

node

.

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. 133

About

the

example

.

.

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. 133

The

basics

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. 133

Adding

the

storage

set

.

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. 134

Adding

a

report

.

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. 137

About

the

example

report

.

.

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. 137

The

basics

.

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. 137

About

the

application

group

.

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. 138

Adding

the

application

group

.

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. 139

About

the

application

.

.

.

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. 144

Adding

the

application

.

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. 145

About

the

folder

.

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. 154

Adding

the

folder

.

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. 155

Summary

.

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. 160

Part

4.

Loading

data

.

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. 161

Chapter

17.

Loading

AFP

and

line

data

163

Overview

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. 163

Before

you

begin

loading

input

data

.

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. 164

Estimating

storage

space

.

.

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. 164

Defining

the

application

group

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. 164

Defining

the

application

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. 165

Accessing

reports,

index

data,

and

resources

.

. 165

Configuring

the

ARSLOAD

program

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. 166

Indexing

input

data

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. 168

Indexing

reports

on

OnDemand

servers

.

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. 168

Indexing

reports

on

OS/390

systems

.

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. 169

Processing

the

input

data

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. 171

Processing

index

data

.

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. 171

Processing

reports

and

resources

.

.

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. 171

Loading

index

data

.

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. 172

Loading

storage

objects

.

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. 172

Cache

storage

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. 172

Archive

storage

.

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. 172

Copy

storage

pool

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. 173

Resources

.

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. 173

Verifying

processing

.

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. 173

Backing

up

databases

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. 174

Backup

the

OnDemand

database

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. 174

Backup

the

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

database

175

Protecting

cache

storage

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. 175

Loading

a

previously

indexed

AFP

file

.

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. 175

Loading

metacode

documents

in

large

object

format

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. 176

Chapter

18.

Loading

image

files

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. 177

Overview

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. 177

Defining

the

application

group

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. 177

Database

Organization

.

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. 177

Expiration

Type

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. 178

Permissions

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. 178

Field

Definition

.

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. 178

Defining

the

application

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. 178

Application

Group

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. 178

Data

Format

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. 179

Indexer

.

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. 179

Data

Compression

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. 179

Defining

the

folder

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. 179

Application

Group

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. 179

Permissions

.

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. 179

Field

Definition

.

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. 179

Field

Mapping

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. 180

Accessing

the

input

files

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. 180

Creating

index

data

.

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. 180

Configuring

the

ARSLOAD

program

.

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. 181

Processing

the

input

data

.

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. 182

Processing

index

data

.

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. 182

Processing

the

image

files

.

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. 183

Verifying

processing

.

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. 183

Chapter

19.

Loading

user-defined

data

185

Overview

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. 185

Defining

the

application

group

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. 185

Database

organization

.

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. 186

Expiration

type

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. 186

Permissions

.

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. 186

Field

definition

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. 186

Defining

the

application

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. 187

Application

Group

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. 187

Data

Format

.

.

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. 187

File

Extension

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. 187

Indexer

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Data

Compression

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. 187

Contents

v

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Defining

the

folder

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. 187

Application

Group

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. 188

Permissions

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. 188

Folder

fields

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. 188

Field

Mapping

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. 188

Accessing

the

input

files

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. 188

Creating

the

index

data

.

.

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. 189

Configuring

the

ARSLOAD

program

.

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. 190

Processing

the

input

data

.

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. 190

Processing

index

data

.

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. 190

Processing

the

Lotus

WordPro

files

.

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. 191

Verifying

processing

.

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. 191

Chapter

20.

Restarting

a

load

process

193

Chapter

21.

Deleting

a

report

.

.

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. 195

Chapter

22.

Download

exits

and

processing

.

.

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. 197

Overview

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. 197

Using

Download

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. 197

Invoking

the

Download

user

exit

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. 198

Chapter

23.

Importing

and

exporting

administrative

objects

through

an

XML

interface

.

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. 199

Overview

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Importing

an

XML

file

into

an

OnDemand

system

199

Preparing

an

XML

file

for

the

import

process

199

Creating

an

XML

file

.

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. 201

Importing

the

XML

file

by

using

the

ARSXML

command

.

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.

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. 206

Exporting

OnDemand

administrative

objects

to

an

XML

file

.

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. 206

Part

5.

Command

reference

.

.

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Chapter

24.

Overview

.

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. 211

Reading

a

syntax

diagram

.

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. 211

Using

quotes

in

commands

.

.

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. 213

Removing

trailing

blank

characters

.

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. 214

Using

the

h

and

I

parameters

.

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. 214

Working

with

instances

.

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Manually

starting

and

stopping

instances

.

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. 215

Connecting

to

instances

.

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. 216

Working

with

instances

.

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. 216

Chapter

25.

ARSADM

.

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Purpose

.

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. 219

Description

and

syntax

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APPLICATION

function

.

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APPLICATION

GROUP

function

.

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FOLDER

function

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GROUP

function

.

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. 221

PRINTER

function

.

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. 222

SET

function

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USER

function

.

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. 225

Parameters

.

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. 227

Examples

.

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. 237

Notes

.

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. 239

Files

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. 239

Chapter

26.

ARSADMIN

.

.

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.

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. 241

Purpose

.

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. 241

Description

and

syntax

.

.

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. 241

Parameters

.

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. 245

Examples

.

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. 249

Notes

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. 250

Files

.

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. 250

Chapter

27.

ARS_ADSM

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. 251

Purpose

.

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. 251

Syntax

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. 251

Description

.

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. 251

Parameters

.

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. 251

Examples

.

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. 252

Notes

.

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. 252

Files

.

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. 252

Chapter

28.

ARSDATE

.

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. 253

Purpose

.

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. 253

Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Examples

.

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. 256

Notes

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. 256

Files

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. 257

Chapter

29.

ARSDB

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. 259

Purpose

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Notes

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Using

the

ARSDB

program

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Files

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Chapter

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Purpose

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Description

and

syntax

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ADD

function

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DELETE

function

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GET

function

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PRINT

function

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QUERY

function

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UPDATE

function

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Parameters

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Examples

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Notes

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Notes

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Chapter

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ARSLOAD

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Examples

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Notes

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Files

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Chapter

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Examples

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Notes

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Using

the

ARSMAINT

program

with

Oracle

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Files

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Chapter

34.

ARSTBLSP

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Examples

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Notes

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Files

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Chapter

35.

ARSVIEW

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

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Examples

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Files

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Chapter

36.

ARSXML

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Purpose

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Syntax

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Description

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Parameters

for

ARSXML

[add|update|delete]

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Parameters

for

ARSXML

export

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Examples

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Example

1:

Adding

users

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Example

2:

Updating

users

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Example

3:

Deleting

printers

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Example

4:

Exporting

multiple

objects

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Example

5:

Exporting

a

group

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Example

6:

Exporting

all

of

the

users

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. 328

Appendix

A.

Mastering

CDs

from

the

OnDemand

client

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. 329

Activating

the

client

data

distribution

for

the

CD-ROM

mastering

option

.

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. 329

Transferring

documents

from

an

OnDemand

server

to

a

staging

drive

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. 329

Burning

the

CD

image

to

the

CD-ROM

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. 330

Appendix

B.

Accessibility

features

331

Keyboard

input

and

navigation

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Keyboard

input

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Keyboard

focus

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Features

for

accessible

display

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High-contrast

mode

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Font

settings

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Non-dependence

on

color

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Alternative

alert

cues

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Compatibility

with

assistive

technologies

.

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. 332

Accessible

documentation

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. 332

Appendix

C.

ARSSOCKD

stop

command

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Appendix

D.

Monitoring

servers

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Errors

and

alerts

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OnDemand

errors

and

alerts

.

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Related

software

errors

and

alerts

.

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. 335

Windows

server

errors

and

alerts

.

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System

logging

facility

.

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Searching

for

and

viewing

messages

.

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System

log

user

exit

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. 337

Monitoring

users

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Reviewing

a

CD-ROM

creation

manifest

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Monitoring

performance

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Appendix

E.

System

control

tables

341

List

of

tables

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Application

group

table

(ARSAG)

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Field

mapping

table

(ARSAG2FOL)

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. 344

Application

group

field

table

(ARSAGFLD)

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Application

group

field

alias

table

(ARSAGFLDALIAS)

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Application

group

permissions

table

(ARSAGPERMS)

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Annotation

table

(ARSANN)

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Application

table

(ARSAPP)

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User

logical

views

table

(ARSAPPUSR)

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Folder

table

(ARSFOL)

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Folder

field

table

(ARSFOLFLD)

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Folder

user

fields

table

(ARSFOLFLDUSR)

.

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. 353

Folder

permissions

table

(ARSFOLPERMS)

.

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Group

table

(ARSGROUP)

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Load

table

(ARSLOAD)

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Named

query

table

(ARSNAMEQ)

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Node

table

(ARSNODE)

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Printer

table

(ARSPRT)

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Printer

options

table

(ARSPRTOPTS)

.

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Printer

user

table

(ARSPRTUSR)

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Resources

table

(ARSRES)

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Segment

table

(ARSSEG)

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Storage

set

table

(ARSSET)

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System

parameters

table

(ARSSYS)

.

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User

table

(ARSUSER)

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Users

in

groups

table

(ARSUSRGRP)

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Application

group

data

table

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Appendix

F.

Objects

and

data

model

used

in

the

OnDemand

XML

file

.

.

. 373

XML

objects

in

the

OnDemand

XML

file

.

.

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. 373

user

object

.

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group

object

.

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application

object

.

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. 385

Appendix

G.

Troubleshooting

.

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Logging

and

tracing

.

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.

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.

.

. 453

Identifying

a

load

ID

from

a

user

folder

query

.

. 453

Troubleshooting

scenario

1:

Cannot

find

data

when

using

a

%d/%m/%Y

date

format

in

search

.

.

. 454

Troubleshooting

scenario

2:

Error

occurred

during

the

CD-ROM

mastering

process

.

.

.

.

.

.

. 454

Troubleshooting

scenario

3:

ARSLOAD

daemon

cannot

load

an

application

group

with

multiple

applications

.

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.

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.

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.

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. 454

Troubleshooting

scenario

4:

The

load

process

is

slowed

down

by

a

.lst

file

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

. 455

Troubleshooting

scenario

5:

You

received

the

error

that

connection

cannot

be

established

while

using

ARSLOAD

.

.

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.

. 455

Troubleshooting

scenario

6:

ARSLOAD

cannot

find

the

TIFF

images

when

using

generic

index

.

.

. 455

Troubleshooting

scenario

7:

Servers

that

have

a

default

instance

do

not

successfully

load

on

local

. 456

Hints

and

tips

about

using

an

XML

interface

to

import

and

export

administrative

objects

.

.

.

. 456

Tip

1:

Child

objects

must

be

created

under

parent

objects

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

.

. 456

Tip

2:

Application

group

and

folder

authorities

and

permissions

are

not

linked

.

.

.

.

.

. 457

Tip

3:

Parsing

error

while

running

ARSXML

.

. 457

Notices

.

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Trademarks

.

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Index

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tools

described

in

it

to

maintain

users,

groups,

printers,

storage

sets,

and

so

forth.

Still

other

administrators

can

use

the

administrative

commands

described

in

this

book

to

maintain

the

database

and

cache

storage,

extract

documents

from

the

system,

and

so

forth.

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2004

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How

this

publication

is

organized

Part

1,

“Database

administration,”

on

page

1

describes

the

key

database

objects

that

you

will

need

to

understand

to

perform

the

tasks

in

this

book,

describes

how

to

maintain

the

database,

and

provides

information

about

backup

and

recovery.

This

part

contains

the

following

sections:

Chapter

1,

“Database

concepts,”

on

page

3

Chapter

2,

“Of

table

spaces

and

storage

volumes,”

on

page

11

Chapter

3,

“Managing

database

growth,”

on

page

21

Chapter

4,

“Database

maintenance,”

on

page

23

Chapter

5,

“Migrating

and

importing

index

data,”

on

page

31

Chapter

6,

“Monitoring

database

performance,”

on

page

37

Chapter

7,

“Tuning

an

Oracle

database,”

on

page

41

Chapter

8,

“Backup

and

recovery,”

on

page

45

Part

2,

“Storage

administration,”

on

page

51

provides

information

about

managing

cache

storage

and

archive

storage

devices

and

objects.

This

part

contains

the

following

sections:

Chapter

9,

“Document

storage,”

on

page

53

Chapter

10,

“Managing

Tivoli

Storage

Manager

storage,”

on

page

63

Chapter

11,

“Backup

and

recovery,”

on

page

75

Part

3,

“Using

the

administrative

client,”

on

page

81

contains

information

about

the

administrative

client,

a

program

that

you

can

use

to

define

and

maintain

objects

on

the

system.

For

example,

you

can

use

the

administrative

client

to

define

reports

to

OnDemand

and

maintain

OnDemand

users,

groups,

printers,

and

storage

sets.

This

part

contains

the

following

sections:

Chapter

12,

“Installation,”

on

page

83

describes

the

hardware,

software,

memory,

and

disk

space

requirements

for

the

administrative

client

and

how

to

install

the

administrative

client

Chapter

13,

“Introduction,”

on

page

87

provides

an

introduction

to

the

administrative

client,

including

how

to

start

the

program,

log

on

to

a

server,

and

maintain

passwords,

describes

the

types

of

tasks

that

you

can

do

with

the

administrative

client,

and

contains

information

about

the

system

parameters

that

you

can

maintain

with

the

administrative

client

Chapter

14,

“Concepts,”

on

page

101

provides

an

overview

of

the

OnDemand

objects:

users,

groups,

printers,

storage

sets,

application

groups,

applications,

and

folders.

Chapter

15,

“Advanced

system

administration,”

on

page

115

provides

more

information

about

managing

users,

groups,

printers,

storage

sets,

application

groups,

applications,

and

folders.

Chapter

16,

“Examples,”

on

page

125

provides

step-by-step

instructions

for

using

the

administrative

client

to

define

users,

groups,

printers,

storage

sets,

and

reports

to

the

system

Part

4,

“Loading

data,”

on

page

161

provides

information

about

and

examples

of

loading

reports

on

the

system.

This

part

contains

the

following

sections:

Chapter

17,

“Loading

AFP

and

line

data,”

on

page

163

Chapter

18,

“Loading

image

files,”

on

page

177

Chapter

19,

“Loading

user-defined

data,”

on

page

185

Chapter

20,

“Restarting

a

load

process,”

on

page

193

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Guide

Chapter

21,

“Deleting

a

report,”

on

page

195

Chapter

22,

“Download

exits

and

processing,”

on

page

197

Chapter

23,

“Importing

and

exporting

administrative

objects

through

an

XML

interface,”

on

page

199

Part

5,

“Command

reference,”

on

page

209

describes

the

OnDemand

administrative

commands.

This

part

contains

the

following

sections:

Chapter

24,

“Overview,”

on

page

211

Chapter

25,

“ARSADM,”

on

page

219

Chapter

26,

“ARSADMIN,”

on

page

241

Chapter

27,

“ARS_ADSM,”

on

page

251

Chapter

28,

“ARSDATE,”

on

page

253

Chapter

29,

“ARSDB,”

on

page

259

Chapter

30,

“ARSDOC,”

on

page

271

Chapter

31,

“ARSJESD,”

on

page

293

Chapter

32,

“ARSLOAD,”

on

page

297

Chapter

33,

“ARSMAINT,”

on

page

307

Chapter

34,

“ARSTBLSP,”

on

page

315

Chapter

35,

“ARSVIEW,”

on

page

319

Appendices

provide

additional

reference

information

including:

v

Appendix

A,

“Mastering

CDs

from

the

OnDemand

client,”

on

page

329

v

Appendix

B,

“Accessibility

features,”

on

page

331

v

Appendix

C,

“ARSSOCKD

stop

command,”

on

page

333

v

Appendix

D,

“Monitoring

servers,”

on

page

335

v

Appendix

E,

“System

control

tables,”

on

page

341

v

Appendix

F,

“Objects

and

data

model

used

in

the

OnDemand

XML

file,”

on

page

373

v

Appendix

G,

“Troubleshooting,”

on

page

453

Where

to

find

more

information

The

product

package

contains

an

information

center

and

each

publication

in

portable

document

format

(PDF).

Information

center

The

product

package

contains

an

information

center

that

you

can

install

when

you

install

the

product.

For

information

about

installing

the

information

center

see

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms:

Installation

and

Configuration

Guide.

The

information

center

includes

the

technical

product

documentation

for

OnDemand.

The

information

center

contains

the

documentation

for

administrators

(such

as

the

installation

guide

and

the

administration

guide)

and

end-users

(such

as

the

user's

guide

and

the

client

customization

guide).

In

addition

to

the

provided

navigation

mechanism

and

indexes,

a

search

facility

also

aids

retrievability.

About

this

publication

xi

PDF

publications

You

can

view

the

PDF

files

online

using

the

Adobe

Acrobat

Reader

for

your

operating

system.

If

you

do

not

have

the

Acrobat

Reader

installed,

you

can

download

it

from

the

Adobe

Web

site

at

www.adobe.com.

Table

1

lists

the

OnDemand

publications.

Table

1.

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms

Version

8.3

publications

Title

Order

number

Administration

Guide

SC18-9237

Indexing

Reference

SC18-9235

Installation

and

Configuration

Guide

SC18-9232

Introduction

and

Planning

Guide

GC18-9236

Messages

and

Codes

SC27-1379

Report

Distribution:

Installation,

Use,

and

Reference

SC18-9233

User’s

Guide

SC27-0836

Web

Enablement

Kit

Implementation

Guide

SC18-9231

Windows

Client

Customization

Guide

and

Reference

SC27-0837

The

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms:

Introduction

and

Planning

Guide

contains

a

glossary

of

terms

for

the

OnDemand

library.

The

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand:

User’s

Guide

has

a

smaller

glossary

selected

for

OnDemand

users

rather

than

administrators.

The

IBM

DB2

Content

Manager

OnDemand

for

Multiplatforms:

Report

Distribution

Installation,

Use,

and

Reference

includes

a

glossary

of

terms

that

are

specific

to

the

OnDemand

Report

Distribution

feature.

Product

documentation

is

also

available

from

the

OnDemand

library

on

the

Web

at

www.ibm.com/software/data/ondemand/mp/library.html

and

the

IBM

Publication

Ordering

System

www.ibm.com/shop/publications/order.

Support

available

on

the

Web

IBM

provides

updated

product

information

online.

Go

to

OnDemand

support

on

the

Web

at

www.ibm.com/software/data/ondemand/mp/support.html

for

frequently

asked

questions,

hints

and

tips,

and

technical

notes.

Education

and

training

IBM

offers

several

classes

for

OnDemand

administrators.

Follow

the

Training

and

certification

link

at

www.ibm.com/software/data/ondemand/mp

for

course

descriptions

and

prices.

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