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VMS Help BACKUP, Qualifiers, /IGNORE *Conan The Librarian |
/IGNORE=option
Specifies that a BACKUP save or copy operation will override
restrictions placed on files or will not perform tape label
processing checks.
NOTE
File system interlocks are expressly designed to prevent
data corruptions, and to allow applications to detect and
report data access conflicts.
Use of the INTERLOCK keyword overrides these file data
integrity interlocks. The data that BACKUP subsequently
transfers can then contain corrupted data for open files.
Also, all cases in which these data corruptions can occur
in the data that BACKUP transfers are not reliably reported
to you; in other words, silent data corruptions are possible
within the transferred data.
The /IGNORE= qualifier has the following options:
ACCESSIBILITY Processes files on a tape that is protected by
a volume accessibility character, or on a tape
created by HSC Backup. The option applies only
to tapes. It affects the first tape mounted and
all subsequent tapes in the save set.
INTERLOCK Processes files that otherwise could not be
processed due to file access conflicts. Use
this option to save or copy files currently open
for writing. You must have the user privilege
SYSPRV, a system UIC, or ownership of the volume
to use this option.
See the Note before this table for more
information about this keyword.
LABEL_ Saves or copies the contents of files to the
PROCESSING specified magnetic tape volume regardless of
the information contained in the volume header
record. BACKUP does not verify the volume label
or expiration date before writing information to
the tape volume. Note that you cannot use this
option with the /EXACT_ORDER qualifier.
LIMIT Prevents the target device from inheriting the
volume expansion limit.
NOBACKUP Saves or copies both the file header record and
the contents of files marked with the NOBACKUP
flag by the /NOBACKUP qualifier of the DCL
command SET FILE. If you do not specify this
option, BACKUP saves only the file header record
of files marked with the NOBACKUP flag.
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