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Top Forums UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users System Maintenance Post 18842 by IMPORTANT on Wednesday 3rd of April 2002 03:33:51 PM
Old 04-03-2002
thanks a lot. I really appreciate your help

i need to ask one more thing.

see, one of my job is to perform filesystem maintenance. how exactly do I go about doing that. not to say that I am completely new to unix cause am not. I'am the same guy that goes by the name TRUEST.

now, how can file system maintenance be done efficiently.

when talking about log files and core files, what is the specific format to use to get this files and how do I know for sure that these files are not needed.

i really dont mean to stress you but judging from what you said about your job, I feel, you know and is experience in the job am into.

if you could give me some examples of how you go by your daily work. obviously am not asking you to teach me how to do your job. but any example derived from your daily job will be higly appreciated

thanks
 

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wsreg_register(3WSREG)				    Product Install Registry Library Functions				    wsreg_register(3WSREG)

NAME
wsreg_register - register a component in the product install registry SYNOPSIS
cc [flag ...] file ...-lwsreg [library ...] #include <wsreg.h> int wsreg_register(Wsreg_component *comp); DESCRIPTION
The wsreg_register() function updates a component in the product install registry. If comp is already in the product install registry, the call to wsreg_register() results in the currently registered component being updated. Otherwise, comp is added to the product install registry. An instance is assigned to the component upon registration. Subsequent component updates retain the same component instance. If comp has required components, each required component is updated to reflect the required component relationship. If comp has child components, each child component that does not already have a parent is updated to reflect specified component as its parent. RETURN VALUES
Upon successful completion, a non-zero value is returned. If the component could not be updated in the product install registry, 0 is returned. EXAMPLES
Example 1: Create and register a component. The following example creates and registers a component. #include <wsreg.h> int main (int argc, char **argv) { char *uuid = "d6cf2869-1dd1-11b2-9fcb-080020b69971"; Wsreg_component *comp = NULL; /* Initialize the registry */ wsreg_initialize(WSREG_INIT_NORMAL, NULL); /* Create the component */ comp = wsreg_create_component(uuid); wsreg_set_unique_name(comp, "wsreg_example_1"); wsreg_set_version(comp, "1.0"); wsreg_add_display_name(comp, "en", "Example 1 component"); wsreg_set_type(comp, WSREG_COMPONENT); wsreg_set_location(comp, "/usr/local/example1_component"); /* Register the component */ wsreg_register(comp); wsreg_free_component(comp); return 0; } USAGE
A product's structure can be recorded in the product install registry by registering a component for each element and container in the product definition. The product and each of its features would be registered in the same way as a package that represents installed files. Components should be registered only after they are successfully installed. If an entire product is being registered, the product should be registered after all components and features are installed and registered. In order to register correctly, the component must be given a uuid, unique name, version, display name, and a location. The location ass- gined to product structure components should generally be the location in which the user chose to install the product. ATTRIBUTES
See attributes(5) for descriptions of the following attributes: +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ | ATTRIBUTE TYPE | ATTRIBUTE VALUE | +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ |MT-Level |Unsafe | +-----------------------------+-----------------------------+ SEE ALSO
wsreg_get(3WSREG), wsreg_initialize(3WSREG), wsreg_create_component(3WSREG), wsreg_unregister(3WSREG), attributes(5) SunOS 5.10 22 Sep 2000 wsreg_register(3WSREG)
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