Allows you to enable or disable the database utilization of an
    OpenVMS Galaxy configuration without requiring that the database
    be open.

1  –  Description

    Use this command to enable or disable Galaxy features on an
    Oracle Rdb database. Databases opened on multiple copies of the
    OpenVMS operating system within a Galaxy system can share, in
    memory, database structures including global buffers, row caches,
    and root file objects.

2  –  Format

  (B)0RMU/Set Galaxy root-file-spec

  Command Qualifiers           x  Defaults
                               x
  /Disable                     x  See description
  /Enable                      x  See description
  /[No]Log                     x  Current DCL verify value

3  –  Parameters

3.1  –  root-file-spec

    The root file specification of the database. The default file
    extension is .rdb.

4  –  Command Qualifiers

4.1  –  Disable

    Specifies that Galaxy features are to be disabled for the
    database.

4.2  –  Enable

    Specifies that Galaxy features are to be enabled for the
    database.

4.3  –  Log

    Log
    Nolog

    Displays a log message at the completion of the RMU Set Galaxy
    operation.

5  –  Usage Notes

    o  The Enable and Disable qualifiers are mutually exclusive.

    o  The RMU Set Galaxy command requires exclusive database access;
       that is, the database cannot be open or be accessed by other
       users.

6  –  Example

    The following example enables the Galaxy features for the
    specified database.

    $ RMU /SET GALAXY /ENABLE root-file-spec