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DOMAIN Record

The DOMAIN record indicates the start of information for a domain the job created on the backup tape. In a report produced by a backup job submitted by an authorized client, a DOMAIN record also indicates whether the job wrote a user record for the domain to tape.

DOMAIN {ABSTRACT owner domainname | DIRECTORY fqdirname | FILESPACE filepoolid:userid | MINIDISK userid vadd} [SETTAG tag]

A DOMAIN record is always eventually followed by an ENDDOMAIN record, which indicates the end of information for the domain.

Definitions

ABSTRACT owner domainname

Indicates the start of information about an abstract domain and lists the owner and name of the domain. An abstract domain does not necessarily reflect an actual minidisk, directory, or file space. An abstract domain is assigned an arbitrary name and contains a collection of files backed up from a single source directory.

DIRECTORY fqdirname

Indicates the start of information about an SFS directory the job created on the backup tape and provides the fully-qualified name of the directory.

Note: Backup jobs cannot specify a BFS directory as a backup domain. Instead, BFS directories are backed up in file space backups. As a result, there is no DOMAIN backup keyword data report record specifically for BFS directories.

FILESPACE filepoolid:userid

Indicates the start of information about a file space the job created on the backup tape and provides the name of the file pool and the user ID of the file space.

MINIDISK userid vaddr

Indicates the start of information about a minidisk the job created on the backup tape and provides the user ID and virtual address of the minidisk.

SETTAG tag

Indicates the tag specified on the EXCEPT record in the backup exception file that the job associated with the domain on the tape.