ACFSERVE Command Syntax

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ACFSERVE Command Syntax

The ACFSERVE command is easy to use. An explanation of the command syntax follows.

The verb operand (action) of the command is used first
The next operand is the object of the action
You can abbreviate the ACFSERVE command to a minimum of ACFS
You can abbreviate some operands.

You must enter at least one operand to use the ACFSERVE command. All the ACFSERVE commands and syntax are listed below with, if applicable, the
CA ACF2 for VM privilege you must have in your logonid record to issue the command.

Command	Syntax	CA ACF2 for VM Privilege Required
ACFServe	ARchive SMF	ACCOUNT or SECURITY
	BAckup [ddsn] [LID\|RULE\|INFO]	SECURITY
	CKPT DAtabase [CLEAR]	AUDIT or SECURITY
	CKPT SMF	AUDIT or SECURITY
	DELete RESource	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	DISAble NOAUTO UPdates	SECURITY
	DISAble SYnc	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	ENable NOAUTO UPdates	SECURITY
	ENable SYnc	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	Query Batch {id\|*\|ALL}	None
	Query DAtabase	AUDIT or SECURITY
	Query DDSN	AUDIT or SECURITY
	Query Groupid {id\|*\|ALL}	None
	Query SECtrace	AUDIT or SECURITY
	Query SMf	AUDIT or SECURITY
	Query Source {id\|*\|ALL}	None
	Query STatus [VM]	None
	Query SYnc [CLEAR]	AUDIT or SECURITY
	Reload COMmand	SECURITY
	Reload Control ACFServe {ALL\|recid} [SYSID sysid]	SECURITY
	Reload Control Vmo {ALL\|recid} [SYSID sysid FORCE]	SECURITY
	Reload DIAGnose	SECURITY
	Reload LMP	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	Reload FDR	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	Reload PROfile {OEVM\|LINUX}[ALL\|USER\|GROUP]	SECURITY
	Reload RESource	ACCOUNT and SECURITY
	Reload RULe	SECURITY
	Reload SHift	SECURITY
	Reload XRef {SGP\|RGP}	SECURITY
	RESET logonid	ACCOUNT or SECURITY
	RESTART [dump]	SECURITY
	SECtrace	ACCOUNT or SECURITY
	SET SYSID (sysid) [PERM]	SECURITY
	SWitch SMF	AUDIT or SECURITY
	VALidate PASsword	None

The ACFSERVE commands and operands are described throughout this chapter. We also indicate what CA ACF2 for VM privileges you need to use these commands with each command syntax.