ADIC FileServ Version 4.0 600716 Rev A manual Audit Database, Fsaudit command serves two purposes

Administrative Tasks

Step 12. To rebuild the candidate lists, run the following:

%fspolicy -s -y <all archival filesystems> -w

%fspolicy -t -y <all archival filesystems> -w

Audit Database	The fsaudit command serves two purposes:
	•	Recovery of file systems.
	•	Database maintenance compares UNIX file system

information and FileServ database information. The fsaudit command for database maintenance does not use the fs_dump.file.

Note

For more information on the fsaudit command, refer to the Command Reference book.

File System Recovery

600716 Rev A

In a recovery situation, fsaudit uses the fs_dump.file to change old file handles of the fsdump files to the new file handles of the restore or xfsrestore files. After running fsaudit, run fsdump to create a new dump tape for future restoration activities.

Tip

ADIC recommends that you audit a file system once a week.

If a disk entry is not found for a file, the disk entry is created during the reconciliation portion. For missing directories, the UNIX mkdir command is used. For missing files, the file is created as a truncated file.

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