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lockmaxcycles = 4294967295
To update the attributes, you issue the sysconfigdb command, as follows:
# /sbin/sysconfigdb -u -f update_attrs generic
After the command finishes, the entry for the generic subsystem in the
database appears as follows:
generic:
lockmode = 0
lockmaxcycles = 4294967295
5.3.8.5 Removing Attribute Definitions from the Database
To remove the definitions of selected attributes from the
/etc/sysconfigtab database, enter the /sbin/sysconfigdb −r
command. The −r flag specifies that you want to remove the attribute
definitions stored in a file from the database.
For example, suppose the generic subsystem is defined as follows in the
/etc/sysconfigtab database:
generic:
lockmode = 4
dump-sp-threshold = 6000
To remove the definition of the dump-sp-threshold attribute, first create
a file named remove_attrs that contains the following information:
generic:
dump-sp-threshold = 6000
Then, issue the following command:
# /sbin/sysconfigdb -r -f remove_attrs generic
After the command finishes, the entry for the generic subsystem in the
database appears as follows:
generic:
lockmode = 4
The /sbin/sysconfigdb command removes only identical entries. In
other words, the entries must have the same attribute name and value to
be removed.
You can remove definitions of more than one attribute and for attributes in
more than one subsystem from /etc/sysconfigtab database with a
single sysconfigdb -r command. For example, the remove_attrs file
could contain attribute definitions that you want to remove for the lsm and
generic subsystems. If you include more than one subsystem in the
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