Naming convention used when choosing to duplicate system management information files

If you choose to duplicate the system management information, HULFT creates a main file and a sub file for each type of system management information.

The name of the main file is the same as the name of the file that is used when you do not duplicate the system management information. HULFT basically generates the name of each sub file by adding .bkup before the extension of the main file name. The backup files are created in the same folder as the main files.

Example: System Environment Settings files

Name of the main System Environment Settings file

HULPATH\hulenv.cnf

Name of the sub System Environment Settings file

HULPATH\hulenv.bkup.cnf

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For the file types and file names of the management information files that are duplicated, refer to Administration Manual.

In addition, when the processing is performed with the duplication, HULFT creates a dummy file for each of the main and sub files so that the validity of the files can be checked.

HULFT generates the name of each dummy file by adding .dum to the end of the corresponding main file name or sub file name. The dummy files are created in the same folder as the main files.

Example: Dummy files for the System Environment Settings files

Name of the dummy file for the main System Environment Settings file

HULPATH\hulenv.cnf.dum

Name of the dummy file for the sub System Environment Settings file

HULPATH\hulenv.bkup.cnf.dum