Below are 2 methods to disable truncation:
- By running commands that disable truncation. See .
Truncation Feature Locking
Truncation operations can be locked (in other words, prevented from running), by using the fsschedlock command. The feature name for each truncation operation is:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
|
mintime |
Daily truncation |
|
lospace |
LoSpace Cycle |
Disable Truncation Commands
Truncation can be disabled for files by using one of the following commands:
fschfiat -t e <filename>
fschdiat -t e <directory name>
Running fschfiat sets an attribute on the file which will prevent it from ever being truncated. Likewise, running fschdiat causes the attribute to be set on files when they are created in the directory, but will not have any effect on files that already exist in the directory.
