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| Author: Ratheesh 30 Jul 2008 | Member Level: Gold | Rating: Points: 1 |
You can use the dmf command to show the attributes for a specified data set:
dmf show dset [-r] [-a admin_server] [-c container] [-o object]
where:
-a admin_server
Specifies the DNS name or IP address of the administration server. The port can be added using a colon separator.
-c container
Specifies the cell name.
-o object
Specifies the name of the object this command is addressed to.
-r
Prints the uuid assigned to the request.
You can use the dmf command to change the attributes for a specified data set:
dmf set dset key=value [-r] [-a admin_server] [-c container] [-o object]
where:
-a admin_server
Specifies the DNS name or IP address of the administration server. The port can be added using a colon separator.
-c container
Specifies the cell name.
key=value
Specifies an attribute and the value to assign to it. Valid keys are DmOwner, DmGroup, DmMode, and DmLocsMax.
-o object
Specifies the name of the object this command is addressed to.
-r
Prints the uuid assigned to the request.
You can use the dmf command to adds a key/value item to a list-based attribute for a data set:
dmf add_to dset key=value [-r] [-a admin_server] [-c container] [-o object]
where:
-a admin_server
Specifies the DNS name or IP address of the administration server. The port can be added using a colon separator.
-c container
Specifies the cell name.
key=value
Specifies an attribute and the value to assign to it. Valid keys are DmPrincipal, DmOwningRole, and DmTransferTable.
-o object
Specifies the name of the object this command is addressed to.
-r
Prints the uuid assigned to the request.
You can use the dmf command to remove a key/value item from a list-based attribute for a data set:
dmf remove_from dset key=value [-r] [-a admin_server] [-c container] [-o object]
where:
-a admin_server
Specifies the DNS name or IP address of the administration server. The port can be added using a colon separator.
-c container
Specifies the cell name.
key=value
Specifies an attribute and the value to assign to it. Valid keys are DmPrincipal, DmOwningRole, and DmTransferTable.
-o object
Specifies the name of the object this command is addressed to.
-r
Prints the uuid assigned to the request.
Perform the following steps to show or change the attributes for a specified data set using SMIT:
From the NDAF menu, select NDAF Management > Data management > Dataset management > Change / show Dataset attributes.
Specify the DNS name or IP address of the administration server that manages the NDAF domain in the Admin server name field.
Enter the name of the cell in the Cell name field (or choose one from the list by pressing F4).
Enter the name of the data set in the Dset name field. The following attributes are displayed:
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