class_save_database(3) [osf1 man page]

class_save_database(3)					     Library Functions Manual					    class_save_database(3)

NAME

       class_save_database - Write the in-memory database to disk.

LIBRARY

       Standard C Library (libclass.a)

SYNOPSIS

       #include <apar_types.h> #include <sys/class.h>

       class_save_database (class_apar_handle_t handle, dbase_name);

PARAMETERS

       The partition descriptor returned by class_open().  An optional file name in which the database will be saved.

DESCRIPTION

       The  class  scheduler  database	is memory shared by the administration command, the class scheduler daemon, and runclass(). Administrative
       changes (such as adding a gid to a class) need to be saved to disk so that the changes are available at the next reboot.  Note  that  class
       scheduler administrative changes take effect immediately whether they are written to disk or not.

       If  the dbase_name argument is supplied, the database will be written to the specified file name. The current database name will be used by
       default if dbase_name is null.

       Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.

RETURN VALUES

       The operation successfully completed.  An invalid partition handle was specified.  The dbase_name size limit is exceeded.  Error in writing
       the file, indicated by ERRNO

SEE ALSO

       Functions:class_add(3),	class_init(3),	class_create(3),  class_close(3),  class_change(3), class_configure(3), class_get_config_stats(3),
       class_delete(3),    class_destroy(3),	 class_disable(3),     class_enable(3),     class_restore_database(3),	   class_load_database(3),
       class_change_name(3),	 class_database_file_exists(3),    class_database_name(3),    class_database_modified(3),    class_get_classes(3),
       class_get_class_members(3),

       Commands:class_admin(8), runclass(1), class_scheduling(4)

       Other: The System Administration guide.	delim off

															    class_save_database(3)

class_configure(3)					     Library Functions Manual						class_configure(3)

NAME

       class_configure - Set or change class database configuration parameters.

LIBRARY

       Standard C Library (libclass.a)

SYNOPSIS

       #include <apar_types.h> #include <sys/class.h>

       class_configure (class_apar_handle_t handle, int explicit_answer, int enforce_answer, int seconds, int force);

PARAMETERS

       The  partition  descriptor  returned by class_open().  Refer to the class_admin(8) reference page, for information on the configure subcom-
       mand.  Valid input values are:ANSWER_YES, ANSWER_NO, and ANSWER_UNCHANGED. (See also <sys/class.h>.)  Refer to the class_admin(8) reference
       page,  for  information	on  theconfigure  subcommand.	Valid  input  values are: ANSWER_YES, ANSWER_NO, and ANSWER_UNCHANGED(). (See also
       <sys/class.h>.)	The class daemon wakeup interval.

DESCRIPTION

       Set or change the class scheduler database configuration parameters.  If no database exists, one will be created. No (NULL) inputs for  all
       parameters  will  create a database with the default values.   If you input values for explicit_answer and enforce_answer that do not match
       any of the valid ANSWER_xxx values, the values are treated as ANSWER_UNCHANGED by default.

       Note that the calling process must have root access privileges.

RETURN VALUES

       Operation successfully completed.  An invalid partition handle was specified.

SEE ALSO

       Functions:class_add(3),	class_init(3),	class_create(3),  class_close(3),  class_change(3),   class_get_config_stats(3),   class_close(3),
       class_delete(3),  class_destroy(3),  class_disable(3), class_enable(3), class_save_database(3), class_restore_database(3), class_load_data-
       base(3), class_change_name(3),  class_database_file_exists(3),  class_database_name(3),	class_database_modified(3),  class_get_classes(3),
       class_get_class_members(3),

       Commands:class_admin(8), runclass(1), class_scheduling(4)

       Other: The System Administration guide.	delim off

																class_configure(3)