UNMANAGED_DIRnn={primary}[ |{second1}[ |{second2}[...]]]

This keyword invokes strict mode processing for the files that exist in a single directory. Any subdirectories that exist in the specified directory are not replicated. Strict mode should be used when files in a directory are being modified by applications that do not use the data manager. Processing in this mode uses operating system file time stamps and specialized comparison techniques to determine when files have been changed. Identified changes are transferred from the primary server to the secondary servers. The value for this keyword can be defined from 01 to 99.

This keyword must be specified in the replication section that is included in the configuration file for the primary server.

Format:

UNMANAGED_DIRnn={primary}[ |{second1}[ |{second2}[...]]]

Where:

primary

This parameter is a drive and or directory specification that defines the replication directory used at the primary server. The primary server is determined by the HOST00 keyword found in the configuration file. The {primary} is an operating system specification. Any drives that are specified must be the physical drive specifications.

second1

This parameter is a drive and or directory specification that defines the replication directory used at the first secondary server. The secondary server is identified by the 'HOST01' keyword setting found in the configuration file. The {second1} is an operating system specification. Any drives that are specified must be the physical drive specifications.

second2

This parameter is a drive and or directory specification that defines the replication directory used at the second secondary server. The server is identified by the 'HOST02' keyword setting found in the configuration file. The {second2} is an operating system specification. Any drives that are specified must be the physical drive specifications.

Note:

1. When a {secondN} parameter is not specified, the {primary} parameter is used as the default.

2. These keywords can be in any numerical order and can have any numerical values.

Examples:

     UNMANAGED_DIRnn=c:\reptest

In this example, all of the data managers in the replication network must have the same drive and directory to be used.

     UNMANAGED_DIRnn=c:\onprimary|d:onsecondary

In this example, the primary data manager is replicating the directory 'c:\onprimary'. The 'c:\onprimary' directory is mapped to replicate on the first secondary data manager in the 'd:\onsecondary' directory.

See Also: SUNDM Keywords, SUNADMIN, MAKEMFD