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09-12-2007 09:06 PM
09-12-2007 09:06 PM
DEPENDENCY_LOCATION keyword values
Hi all,
I'm giving a glance to new 11.18 version because I'm interesting in new packages dependencies options.
In ascii package conf file it is written that DEPENDENCY_LOCATION can have same_node as value.
Can really it have only this value?
If package1 had to depend on package2 but it didn't matter on which node package2 is running how would I have to do?
I would like to find a value for DEPENDENCY_LOCATION such as "any_node"...
Thank You
Best Regards
Mauro
I'm giving a glance to new 11.18 version because I'm interesting in new packages dependencies options.
In ascii package conf file it is written that DEPENDENCY_LOCATION can have same_node as value.
Can really it have only this value?
If package1 had to depend on package2 but it didn't matter on which node package2 is running how would I have to do?
I would like to find a value for DEPENDENCY_LOCATION such as "any_node"...
Thank You
Best Regards
Mauro
Ubi maior, minor cessat!
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09-13-2007 01:24 AM
09-13-2007 01:24 AM
Re: DEPENDENCY_LOCATION keyword values
DEPENDENCY_LOCATION is a new optional parameter with 11.18. It is used in conjunction with dependent packages.
With this release of the Serviceguard product, DEPENDENCY_LOCATION only supports same_node. Perhaps a future version of Serviceguard will permit the predecessor to operate on a different node.
See
http://docs.hp.com/en/B3936-90117/ch06s01.html#cacddhbj
"dependency_location
Specifies where the dependency_condition must be met. The only legal value is same_node."
With this release of the Serviceguard product, DEPENDENCY_LOCATION only supports same_node. Perhaps a future version of Serviceguard will permit the predecessor to operate on a different node.
See
http://docs.hp.com/en/B3936-90117/ch06s01.html#cacddhbj
"dependency_location
Specifies where the dependency_condition must be met. The only legal value is same_node."
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