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NAME
     wsdump - multi-workstation dump utility

SYNOPSIS
     /etc/wsdump [ -l level ] [ -g group ] [ -w workstation [ -f
     filesystem ]] [ -s size ] [ -d density ] [ -F ] [ -S ]
     target-media

DESCRIPTION
     Wsdump is a multi-workstation dump which runs in conjunction
     with rdump(8n).

OPTIONS
     -l level
          This option specifies the `dump level'.  All files
          modified since the last date stored in the file
          /etc/dumpdates on the workstation being dumped for the
          same filesystem at lesser levels will be dumped.  The
          -l option must be specified if the -g or -w option is
          specified.

     -g group
          This option specifies the group of workstations to be
          dumped.  Workstations are placed into groups ranging
          from A to Z when they are entered in the file
          /etc/wsdumptable.

     -w workstation
          This option specifies the workstation to be dumped.  If
          the -w option is specified and the -f option is not
          specified, all filesystems that reside on workstation
          and found in the file /etc/wsdumptable will be dumped.

     -f filesystem
          This option specifies the filesystem to be dumped.
          This option must be used with the -w option.

     -s size
          The size of the dump media is specified by size. When
          the specified size is reached, dump will wait for media
          to be changed.  The default size is 2000 feet for 9
          track tapes 360k for floppy disk and 400 feet for
          cartridge tape.

     -d density
          The density of the tape, expressed in BPI, is taken
          from density. This is used in calculating the amount of
          tape used per volume. The default is 1600 for 9-track
          tape, and 8000 for cartridge.

     -F   Specifies floppy disk backup media (9-track tape is
          default).



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     -S   Specifies streamer cartridge tape backup media (9-track
          tape is default).

     If no options are given, wsdump scans through the file
     /etc/wsdumptable and determines which filesystems to dump at
     which levels.  To execute wsdump one must be logged in as
     dumpopr.

EXAMPLES
     /etc/wsdump  -l 0 -w kokomo -f /dev/dw10a  -S /dev/tc
          (dump entire filesystem "/dev/dw10a" on "kokomo" to
          local tape cartridge device "/dev/tc")

     /etc/wsdump  -l 0  -w nodename /dev/rmt1
          (dump all filesystems on "nodename" found in the file
          /etc/wsdumptable to the tape device "/dev/rmt1")

     /etc/wsdump  -l 0 -g A /dev/rmt2
          (dump all filesystems in group "A" to the local tape
          device "/dev/rmt2")

     /etc/wsdump  /dev/rmt8
          (dump all filesystems on all workstations specified in
          /etc/wsdumptable to the local tape device "/dev/rmt8")

FILES
     /etc/wsdumpdates         Dump date record: output file

     /etc/wsdumptable         Dump table input file

     ~/.netrc                 Network access file.

     /usr/adm/wsdumplast      Dump table for group dumps

RETURN VALUE
     [NO_ERRS]      Command completed without error.

     [USAGE]        Incorrect command line syntax. Execution
                    terminated.

     [NP_ERR]       An error occurred that was not a system
                    error.  Execution terminated.

     [P_ERR]        A system error occurred. Execution
                    terminated.  See intro(2) for more
                    information on system errors.

     [NP_WARN]      An error warranting a warning message
                    occurred. Execution continues.

     [P_WARN]       A system error occurred. Execution continues.
                    See intro(2) for more information on system



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                    errors.

SEE ALSO
     netrc(5n), wsdumptable(5n), rdump(8n), rrestore(8n),
     wsass(8n), wsrestore(8n).


















































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%%index%%
na:72,75;
sy:147,469;
de:616,216;
op:832,2095;3071,425;
ex:3496,689;
fi:4185,358;
rv:4543,763;5450,29;
se:5479,297;
%%index%%000000000149

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