Fsutil resource
Applies To: Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows 8
Creates a Secondary Transactional Resource Manager, starts or stops a Transactional Resource Manager, or displays information about a Transactional Resource Manager and modifies the following behavior:
Whether a default Transactional Resource Manager will clean its transactional metadata at the next mount
The specified Transactional Resource Manager to prefer consistency over availability
The specified Transaction Resource Manager to prefer availability over consistency
The characteristics of a running Transactional Resource Manager
For examples of how to use this command, see Examples .
Syntax
fsutil resource [create] <RmRootPathname>
fsutil resource [info] <RmRootPathname>
fsutil resource [setautoreset] {true|false} <DefaultRmRootPathname>
fsutil resource [setavailable] <RmRootPathname>
fsutil resource [setconsistent] <RmRootPathname>
fsutil resource [setlog] [growth {<Containers> containers|<Percent> percent} <RmRootPathname>] [maxextents <Containers> <RmRootPathname>] [minextents <Containers> <RmRootPathname>] [mode {full|undo} <RmRootPathname>] [rename <RmRootPathname>] [shrink <percent> <RmRootPathname>] [size <Containers> <RmRootPathname>]
fsutil resource [start] <RmRootPathname> [<RmLogPathname> <TmLogPathname>
fsutil resource [stop] <RmRootPathname>
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
create |
Creates a secondary Transactional Resource Manager. |
<RmRootPathname> |
Specifies the full path to a Transactional Resource Manager root directory. |
info |
Displays the specified Transactional Resource Manager’s information. |
setautoreset |
Specifies whether a default Transactional Resource Manager will clean the transactional metadata on the next mount.
|
<DefaultRmRootPathname> |
Specifies the drive name followed by a colon. |
setavailable |
Specifies that a Transactional Resource Manager will prefer availability over consistency. |
setconsistent |
Specifies that a Transactional Resource Manager will prefer consistency over availability. |
setlog |
Changes the characteristics of a Transactional Resource Manager that is already running. |
growth |
Specifies the amount by which the Transactional Resource Manager log can grow. The growth parameter can be specified as follows:
|
<containers> |
Specifies the data objects that are used by the Transactional Resource Manager. |
maxextent |
Specifies the maximum number of containers for the specified Transactional Resource Manager. |
minextent |
Specifies the minimum number of containers for the specified Transactional Resource Manager. |
mode {full|undo} |
Specifies whether all transactions are logged ( full) or only rolled back events are logged (undo). |
rename |
Changes the GUID for the Transactional Resource Manager. |
shrink |
Specifies percentage by which the Transactional Resource Manager log can automatically decrease. |
size |
Specifies the size of the Transactional Resource Manager as a specified number of Containers. |
start |
Starts the specified Transactional Resource Manager. |
stop |
Stops the specified Transactional Resource Manager. |
Examples
To set the log for the Transactional Resource Manager that is specified by c:\test, to have an automatic growth of five containers, type:
fsutil resource setlog growth 5 containers c:test
To set the log for the Transactional Resource Manager that is specified by c:\test, to have an automatic growth of two percent, type:
fsutil resource setlog growth 2 percent c:test
To specify that the default Transactional Resource Manager will clean the transactional metadata on the next mount on drive C, type:
fsutil resource setautoreset true c:\