Transplant Cleanup - Revision history

Shabiel: /* Steps */

2014-08-17T03:43:31Z

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	# Kill ^%ZOSF		# Kill ^%ZOSF
	# Run ^ZTMGRSET		# Run ^ZTMGRSET
			## On vxVISTA set ^%ZOSF("ZVX")="VX[S]" by hand
	# Run ^DINIT		# Run ^DINIT
	# D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y		# D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y

Shabiel: /* Steps */

2014-08-17T03:42:15Z

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	# Edit Volume Set in Kernel System Parameters subfile		# Edit Volume Set in Kernel System Parameters subfile
	# Remove CPU,VOL in Mailman Site Parameters		# Remove CPU,VOL in Mailman Site Parameters
	# ~~Optionally~~, do ~~one of either things~~		# Clean Taskman globals (see below)
			# If you move between Operating systems, you may need to do the following:
			## Change Primary HFS directory in the Kernel
			## Change HFS file entry
			# If you switch between GT.M and Cache or vv, do this:
			## On the HFS entry, change (newversion) to "NWS" or vv.
			## If you have a browser entry in the device file, that may need to be changed too.
			There is more stuff to be done if you need to set up a sentient VISTA instance. For now, that's enough.

			=== Taskman globals clean-up ===
	## Kill ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK if you don't care what the system was previously doing; then Re-index all of the indexes on 19.2.		## Kill ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK if you don't care what the system was previously doing; then Re-index all of the indexes on 19.2.
	## Or Clean up ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK manually if you care what they contained.		## Or Clean up ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK manually if you care what they contained.

Shabiel: /* Steps */

2014-08-12T14:15:20Z

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	After you are done, run ^~~ZTMB to start taskman~~. ~~You can run~~ ^ZTMCHK, ~~but I don't find it of much use as it frequently gives~~ you ~~bad data~~.		After you are done, run ^ZTMCHK first and MAKE SURE ALL FIELDS ARE FILLED OUT. FYI: ^ZTMCHK DOES NOT check value sanity. It only checks value presence. You should make sure that every field has a value listed. If not, most likely you have something misconfigured.

			After you are done, run ^ZTMB to start taskman.

Shabiel: /* Steps */

2012-10-23T21:44:12Z

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	K ^%ZTSCH("STARTUP")		K ^%ZTSCH("STARTUP")
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			After you are done, run ^ZTMB to start taskman. You can run ^ZTMCHK, but I don't find it of much use as it frequently gives you bad data.

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2012-10-23T21:24:33Z

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== Statement of Problem ==
A VISTA system when transplanted from one system to another needs to be cleaned up so it can work on the destination system.

== Warning ==
This is a potential descructive operation leading to loss of data.

== Steps ==
# Kill ^%ZOSF
# Run ^ZTMGRSET
# Run ^DINIT
# D GETENV^%ZOSV W Y
# Change 14.5, 14.6 and 14.7 to match the settings of UCI and VOL.
# Delete refs to Volumes in Device File
# Edit Volume Set in Kernel System Parameters subfile
# Remove CPU,VOL in Mailman Site Parameters
# Optionally, do one of either things
## Kill ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK if you don't care what the system was previously doing; then Re-index all of the indexes on 19.2.
## Or Clean up ^%ZTSCH and ^%ZTSK manually if you care what they contained.

To clean manually, do the following steps:
1. Delete volume references in 19.2 for all entries.
2. Run the following commands:
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S X=0 F S X=$O(^%ZTSK(X)) Q:'X S $P(^(X,0),"^",11)=UCI
S X=0 F S X=$O(^%ZTSK(X)) Q:'X S $P(^(X,0),"^",12)=VS
K ^%ZTSCH("ER")
K ^%ZTSCH("STATUS")
K ^%ZTSCH("MON")
K ^%ZTSCH("WAIT")
K ^%ZTSCH("SYNC")
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You can also clean the starup node if the startup tasks are incorrect. You will need to reschedule them in the Schedule/Unschedule option.
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K ^%ZTSCH("STARTUP")
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