Document revision date: 15 July 2002

Part 2
Part 2	OpenVMS Registry
Chapter 12
12	Overview of OpenVMS Registry
12.1	What is the Registry?
12.1.1	Suggested Reading
12.2	OpenVMS Registry Concepts and Definitions
12.2.1	Keys, Subkeys, and Values
12.2.1.1	Key and Value Volatility
12.2.1.2	Key Write-through and Write-behind
12.2.1.3	Linking a Key to Other Keys and Values
12.2.1.4	Rules for Creating OpenVMS Registry Keys and Value Names
12.2.2	Class
12.2.3	Hive
12.3	OpenVMS Registry Structure
12.4	Reading and Writing to the OpenVMS Registry
12.4.1	$REGISTRY System Services
12.4.2	REG$CP Server Management Utility
12.5	OpenVMS Registry Security
12.5.1	OpenVMS Security Model
12.5.1.1	Granting OpenVMS Registry Access Rights Using the AUTHORIZE Utility
12.5.2	Windows NT Security Model
12.6	Controlling the OpenVMS Registry Server Operations
12.6.1	Defining Maximum Reply Age/Age Checker Interval Settings
12.6.2	Defining the Database Log Cleaner Interval/Initial Log File Size Settings
12.6.3	Defining Default File Quota/File Quota Interval Settings
12.6.4	Defining the Scan Interval Setting
12.6.5	Defining the Log Registry Value Error Setting
12.6.6	Defining the Operator Communications Interval Setting
12.6.7	Defining the Process Time Limit Setting
12.6.8	Defining the Reply Log Cleaner Interval Setting
12.6.9	Defining Snapshot Interval/Snapshot Location/Snapshot Versions Settings
12.6.10	Defining the Write Retry Interval Setting
Chapter 13
13	OpenVMS Registry System Management
13.1	Installing the OpenVMS Registry
13.2	Configuring the OpenVMS Registry with REG$CONFIG
13.2.1	Configuring OpenVMS Registry Values
13.2.2	Registry Database Conversion and Compaction
13.2.2.1	Converting an Existing Database
13.2.2.2	Determining the Registry Database Version
13.2.2.3	Reclaiming the Database
13.2.2.4	Manual Conversion and Reclamation
13.3	Starting the OpenVMS Registry
13.3.1	Starting the OpenVMS Registry Manually
13.4	Shutting Down the OpenVMS Registry
13.5	OpenVMS Registry Server Commands
Command 2	SHOW SERVER REGISTRY_SERVER
Command 3	SET SERVER REGISTRY_SERVER
13.6	OpenVMS Registry Failover in a Cluster
13.6.1	Changing the Priority of OpenVMS Registry Server Processes
13.7	Connecting to the OpenVMS Registry from a Windows NT System
13.8	OpenVMS Registry Quotas
13.9	OpenVMS Registry Security
13.10	Backing Up and Restoring the OpenVMS Registry Database
13.11	Internationalization and Unicode Support
Chapter 14
14	OpenVMS Registry Server Management
14.1	Managing the OpenVMS Registry Server from the Command Line
14.2	Backing Up and Restoring the OpenVMS Registry Database
14.2.1	Creating a Snapshot of the OpenVMS Registry Database
14.2.2	Restoring a Snapshot of the OpenVMS Registry Database
14.3	OpenVMS Registry Server Management Utility Syntax
Command 4	CREATE DATABASE
Command 5	CREATE KEY
Command 6	CREATE SNAPSHOT
Command 7	CREATE VALUE
Command 8	DELETE KEY
Command 9	DELETE VALUE
Command 10	EXIT
Command 11	EXPORT DATABASE
Command 12	EXPORT KEY
Command 13	HELP
Command 14	IMPORT
Command 15	LIST KEY
Command 16	LIST SECURITYDESCRIPTOR
Command 17	LIST VALUE
Command 18	MODIFY KEY
Command 19	MODIFY TREE
Command 20	MODIFY VALUE
Command 21	SEARCH KEY
Command 22	SEARCH VALUE
Command 23	SHOW
Command 24	START MONITORING
Command 25	STOP MONITORING
Command 26	ZERO COUNTERS
Part 3
Part 3	OpenVMS Events
Chapter 15
15	OpenVMS Events
15.1	What are Events?
15.1.1	Suggested Reading
15.2	Overview of OpenVMS Events
15.2.1	Viewing OpenVMS Events Using Windows NT Event Viewer
15.2.2	Viewing OpenVMS Events Using Compaq Advanced Server for OpenVMS Event Viewer
15.2.3	Event Logging on OpenVMS Only
Command 27	NTA$EVENTW
15.3	Writing Your Own Events
15.4	Troubleshooting OpenVMS Events

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