Archive for a single node S0 and node S0 declaration

1. The following example shows a procedure that creates a backup archive and a long-term archive for a specific node S0. Subsequently, the node S0 is defined for HSMS.

   /BEGIN-PROCEDURE PARAMETERS=*YES(PROCEDURE-PARAMETERS=(&NODEID), -
   /  ESCAPE-CHARACTER=C'&') 
   /START-HSMS
   //CREATE-ARCHIVE ARCHIVE-NAME=BAC.&NODEID, -
   //  ALLOWED-USAGE=*NODEBACKUP,..., -
   //  DIRECTORY-NAME=$SYSHSMS.BAC.&NODEID..DIR, -
   //  USER-ACCESS=*ALL-USERS(ACCESS=*WRITE)
   //CREATE-ARCHIVE ARCHIVE-NAME=ARC.&NODEID, -
   //  ALLOWED-USAGE=*NODEARCHIVAL,..., -
   //  DIRECTORY-NAME=$SYSHSMS.ARC.&NODEID..DIR, -
   //  USER-ACCESS=*ALL-USERS(ACCESS=*WRITE)
   //END
   /END-PROCEDURE
   

2. If an archive is created for each node S0, each node must be backed up using a separate HSMS statement:

   //BACKUP-NODE-FILES PATH-NAMES=*PATH-NAME( -
   //                  NNODE-ID=<node-id>,PATH=*), ...

3. File restoration must likewise be performed separately for each node S0.