HP e3000 MPE/iX Release 7.0 System Software Maintenance Manual (30216-90317)

Appendix G 323
HP Stage/iX Reference
HP Stage/iX Commands
Default: WARN (see also SETDEFAULT)
If an error occurs while processing a file, the error_action for that file will dictate what the
start code will do.
WARN — start will continue. An error message will be printed.
IGNORE — start will continue, no error message will be printed.
[;VAL=val_method] (Optional)
Values: BASIC (B), EXISTENCE (E), CHECKSUM (C)
Default: BASIC (see also SETDEFAULT)
This parameter describes which technique will be used to determine if a particular file is
valid at validation time (see VALIDATE). All files in a staging area must be considered valid
before HP Stage/iX will consider the staging area valid.
BASIC — Basic validation should be performed on this file. This includes insuring that
the file exists in the staging area, and that the disk space restrictions match what they
should be.
EXISTENCE — The file that the staged file corresponds to must exist in the Base.
CHECKSUM — The computed checksum for the file corresponding to the final target file
name must be in the array of acceptable checksums (see: validation_info parameter).
The CHECKSUM option is not currently supported.
[;VALINFO="val_info"] (Optional)
This parameter is not currently supported.
[;LIFTYPE=lif_type] (Optional)
Values: NONE, BOOT, IPL, DATA, AUTOF
Default: NONE (see also SETDEFAULT)
Determines whether or not the file belongs in the system LIF Directory, and if so, what file
type it should be placed in the directory as.
[;OWNER="owner_name"] (Optional)
Default: “MANAGER.SYS”
The owner name that should be assigned to the staged file.
[;FILEGROUP=] (Optional)
Values: LDEV1,
SLT, OTHER
Default: OTHER
Determines at what point in the start process the file actually gets switched (renamed) to
its natural location. There are currently three supported switching “windows”:
LDEV1—The file must be switched as early as possible in the start process because the
correct version is needed early on (an example is SL.PUB.SYS). The file therefore must
reside entirely on LDEV 1.