The ARCDUPLICATE command creates or deletes a duplicate copy of an active archive directory for a disk family.

When you enter the ARCDUPLICATE command, if it is free of syntax errors, the system starts a visible independent runner named ARCDUPLICATE. Use the C (Completed Mix Entries) command to find out if the ARCDUPLICATE command has completed.

Syntax

Explanation

<family name>

Specifies the disk family for which the archive directory is created or deleted.

ARCDUPLICATE ON <family name> (<family index>)

Creates a duplicate archive directory for the specified family on the catalog family member with the specified family index number. An archive directory for the specified family must be active when you enter this system command.

ARCDUPLICATE − ON <family name> (<family index>)

Removes the duplicate archive directory for the specified family from the catalog family member specified in the value for <family index>.

Examples

Example 1

This example creates a duplicate archive directory for the family named WORKPACK on family member 2:

ARCDUPLICATE ON WORKPACK (2)

Example 2

This example deletes the duplicate archive directory for the family named WORKPACK on family member 2:

ARCDUPLICATE - ON WORKPACK (2)