Regarding TSM db and log mirroring

Hi all I have a question regarding TSM database and log mirroring. I already use this approach but am unsure what the effects would be if we were to lose one of our disks ( i.e. one side of the mirror is broken ). How does TSM cope with this? Does it keep running? What are the steps required to

SV: Group-wise enabled TSAFS for backup

Hi Troy You will get a lot of open file errors using this option... it's working as designed! All temp. files, system files etc. which is possible to recreate through installation is not being processed in this open file option - I presume it works like GWTSA.NLM and in this case the following

SV: Group-wise enabled TSAFS for backup

Hi Troy Just stumbled over this document http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/tip/11295.html Regards Flemming -Oprindelig meddelelse- Fra: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] vegne af Troy Frank Sendt: 17. maj 2005 17:24 Til: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU Emne: Re: Group-wise

SQL query for events

Hello *SM users, when I run SELECT * from EVENTS in an ODBC connection, TSM returns only records from last db backup. Is there a way to select records from a certain date (something like the query event statement from the command line)? Why the db backup erease entries in the events

Re: SQL query for events

This is one of those areas which illustrates the difference between TSM command processing and customer-accessible SQL tables... The Query EVent command actually reports from both the Events and Summary tables, so the amount of data it displays differs from what you will see in the Events table

Re: Regarding TSM db and log mirroring

On May 19, 2005, at 4:44 AM, Farren Minns wrote: Hi all I have a question regarding TSM database and log mirroring. I already use this approach but am unsure what the effects would be if we were to lose one of our disks ( i.e. one side of the mirror is broken ). How does TSM cope with this? Does

Re: SQL query for events

Actually I am not aware of any real relationship between the QUERY EVENTS command and the SUMMARY table. If anything, the SUMMARY table bears more of a resemblance to the accounting records, if I recall correctly (it has been a while since I looked at accounting records, though). There isn't much

Re: SV: Group-wise enabled TSAFS for backup

Hi Flemming, I looked over that coolsolutions article before implementing, and I read your previous email, but it's still pretty troubling. The files getting missed appear to be user database files, not unimportant stuff. Here's one little snippit from an operational report. On this

Re: SQL query for events

On May 19, 2005, at 8:58 AM, Andrew Raibeck wrote: Actually I am not aware of any real relationship between the QUERY EVENTS command and the SUMMARY table. ... Hi, Andy - My reference was IBM site Technote 1201780, which is a new Technote generally worth customer reading. Richard

Restoreperformance 3590 versus 3592

Dear Group We have a lot of Windows- and Novellmachines with Files counted between 2 Mio. and 7 Mio. Restore from 3590 even with Filespacecollcation takes its time. On the Novell all files are on 1 volume (sic!). Now we are looking for 3592 drives. Our IBM businesspartner (no streamin - no

backup issue caused by windows limitation

Hi All We are experiencing problems because of windows limitation. In a nutshell a file that has a full path longer that 256 characters cannot be backed up / restored. We have found this a problem with other programs such as robocopy. Has anyone out there found a work around for this.. I know

Re: Regarding TSM db and log mirroring

Mr. Sims is correct, we had a disk array go down, all of our DB and log volume mirrors went away, TSM never missed a beat. It only logged the event once per volume. Recovery was almost as easy. Andy Huebner -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: backup issue caused by windows limitation

We usually have the user shorten the path. If that isn't possible, you can create a share point deeper into the directory structure and back it from there. -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rees, Chris (Corp) Sent: Thursday, May 19,

Re: SQL query for events

Hi Richard, Thanks for the pointer to the article. I have asked that the content of the cited article be re-reviewed for accuracy. I don't believe that statement is correct. Regards, Andy Andy Raibeck IBM Software Group Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew

silo slots filling up quickly

Folks, Unfortunately our library is running out of slots very quickly and we are not gaining many scratch tapes even though we are very aggressive with reclamation. I have been relocating tapes to an external rack giving the condition: wherestatus=Full and days=120 However, the system has

Expiration / deletion of inactive files do not appear to be working for SQL-BACKTRACK

Hi: We've just discovered q peculiar problem with expiration involing the SQL-BACKTRACK product and SYBASE and ORACLE databases. They do not appear to be expiring. The managment class rules are: DOMAIN_NAME CLASS_NAME VEREXISTS VERDELETED RETEXTRA RETONLY DESTINATION

Re: Expiration / deletion of inactive files do not appear to be working for SQL-BACKTRACK

Hi: We've just discovered q peculiar problem with expiration involing the SQL-BACKTRACK product and SYBASE and ORACLE databases. They do not appear to be expiring. The managment class rules are: DOMAIN_NAME CLASS_NAME VEREXISTS VERDELETED RETEXTRA RETONLY DESTINATION SPAIX DBBKUP1 60 0 30

select node_name,archive_mb from auditocc

Hi all Is there a way to run that command ... plus be able to see each archives sessions from each node Is there a document for all the SELECT commands and options ...??? thanks Luc

*URGENT* Windows OS Auditing

Hi List, I am seeing a tremendous and sudden increase in the amount of data I am backing up from my Intel servers. The Intel folks tell me they recently turned on O/S level Auditing of the DATA drive on almost all of the Windows servers. I am wondering if this has resulted in TSM

Re: *URGENT* Windows OS Auditing

You betcha. Been there, done that (or had it done to me!) A change in the auditing options appears to TSM like a permission change. And like any other type of file change; you'll get a backup of the file (or all the files). There is a parm you can put in dsm.opt: SKIPNTPERMISSIONS YES But I

Paul H Hunt/UK/IBM is away from the office

I will be out of the office starting 19/05/2005 and will not return until 23/05/2005. I will have limited access to email and so will probably be slow in responding to your message. If you need a response before next week, please try [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Configuring multiple 3582 drives in one unit as 1 library

I have a 3582-L23 tape drive. It has two fiber attached drives. Both drives are attached to my iSeries thru a 2109-F16 into two 5704 fiber cards. I want to configure this as a single media library to use in TSM as a Copy Storage Pool. I want to be able to do a backup stg backuppool lto_3582

Re: backup issue caused by windows limitation

First the version of RoboCopy that is part of the Windows 2003 resource kit now supports paths longer that 256 characters. Second, TSM does support the backup and restoration of files in paths longer that 256 characters. What errors are you getting? Kyle Rees, Chris (Corp) [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: silo slots filling up quickly

We have had a similar problem with a ATL library for our main frame recently which we are currently upgrading. The best carts to remove we found were carts that were 100% full or close to this percentage and mark these carts as unavailable. Cheers -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor

Re: Node parameters

While looking at this question I am observing something kinda of interesting. I notice that for nodes tcp_name are in lower case for UNIX machines and UPPER CASE for Windows platform when I issue this select statement: select node_name,tcp_address,tcp_name,platform_name from nodes The value for

Re: backup issue caused by windows limitation

Hi, we had the problem backing up unc-shares. It turned out that the virus scan was not able to scan the directories an thus TSM was not able to back them up. TSM has no problem with directories with more than 256 characters (I´m not sure where the limit is). Our tests were at TSM 5.1.6.0 Windows