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ENDDOMAIN Record

The ENDDOMAIN record indicates the end of information for a domain the job backed up, and the size of the domain as written to tape.

ENDDOMAIN {ABSTRACT SIZE nnnn [K|M|G|T|P|E] EMPTY {YES|NO} | DIRECTORY SIZE nnnn [K|M|G|T|P|E] EMPTY {YES|NO} | FILESPACE SIZE nnnn [K|M|G|T|P|E] EMPTY {YES|NO} | MINIDISK SIZE nnnn [K|M|G|T|P|E] EMPTY {YES|NO}}

An ENDDOMAIN record is always preceded by a DOMAIN record, which indicates the start of information for the domain.

Definitions

ABSTRACT

Indicates the end of information for an abstract domain.

DIRECTORY

Indicates the end of information for an SFS directory the job backed up.

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 ENDDOMAIN backup keyword data report record specifically for BFS directories.

FILESPACE

Indicates the end of information for a file space the job backed up.

MINIDISK

Indicates the end of information for a minidisk the job backed up.

SIZE nnnn [K | M | G | T | P | E]

Indicates the size, in bytes, kilobytes (K), megabytes (M), gigabytes (G), terabytes (T), petabytes (P), or exabytes (E), of the domain on tape.

EMPTY {YES | NO}

Indicates whether there was any data residing in a domain to back up.

NO means the following for each type of domain:

Abstract domain

Files, file authorizations, aliases, or external objects existed in the abstract domain and were backed up.

SFS Directory

Files, file authorizations, aliases, or external objects existed in the directory and were backed up.

File space

Directories, directory authorizations, files, file authorizations, aliases, or external objects existed in the directory and were backed up; EMPTY NO is always specified for a file space.

Minidisk

For a CMS or CMSALLOC backup, files existed on the minidisk and were backed up.

For a physical backup, tracks and cylinders or blocks were backed up for the minidisk; EMPTY NO is always specified for a physical backup of a minidisk.

YES means the following for each type of domain:

Abstract domain

No files, file authorizations, aliases, or external objects were found in the abstract domain.

SFS Directory

No files, file authorizations, aliases, or external objects were found in the directory.

File space

N/A

Minidisk

For a CMS or CMSALLOC backup, no files were found on the minidisk.