Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Data Management:
Database Administration

UNIX cluster management commands

Use the commands listed in Table 11–1 to manage your cluster resources with your UNIX cluster manager. For information on any of these commands, see your cluster manager documentation.

Table 11–1: UNIX cluster management commands

Generic function	AIX	HPUX	HP Tru64	Solaris
Default script generation.	n/a	cmmakepkg	n/a	n/a
Enumerate cluster objects.	clfindres, clgetgrp, clgetaddr, cllscf	cmquerycl, cmgetconf, cmscancl, cmviewcl, cmviewconf	caa_start	scha_cluster_open, scha_resource_open, scha_resourcetype_open
Validate configuration.	clverify_cluster	cmcheckconf	n/a	n/a
View cluster or resource group status.	clstat clRGinfo	cmviewcl	caa_report	scstat
Register resource.	cl_crlvfs, cl_mkvg, cl_mkgroup, cl_mklv, cl_updatevg	cmapplyconf	caa_register	scha_control, scha_resource_setstatus
Remove resource.	cl_rmfs, cl_rmgroup, cl_rmlv, cl_updatevg	cmdeleteconf	caa_unregister	scha_control, scha_resource_setstatus
Start resource.	n/a	cmrunpkg	caa_start	scha_control, scha_resource_setstatus
Stop resource.	n/a	cmhaltpkg	caa_stop	scha_control, scha_resource_setstatus
Move resource to node.	n/a	cmhaltpkg, cmrunpkg	caa_relocate	scha_control, scha_resource_setstatus

For AIX and HP, shared disks must be made available for use, varied-on, and mounted. Use the commands listed in Table 11–2 to vary-on shared resources. For information on any of these commands, see your cluster manager documentation.

Table 11–2: UNIX Shared disk commands

Generic function	AIX	HPUX
Vary-on volume group.	varyonvg volgrp	vgchange -a y volgrp
Mount shared file system for general use	mount/sharedfs	mount/sharedfs
List volume groups.	lsvg -o	vgdisplay