When I do a select on the events table to get status of scheduled events
into the past, the table suggests nodes missed their schedule even
before they were associated with it!
I need help here, as my statistics for missed backups look terrible!!!
Does it assume a node was associated for ever,
When I do a select on the events table to get status of scheduled
events into the past, the table suggests nodes missed their schedule
even before they were associated with it!
I need help here, as my statistics for missed backups look terrible!!!
Does it assume a node was associated for
Hi Ian,
Not an expert yet, but did you specify a start date when you defined the
schedule. If it was blank, this may cause it to think the schedule was
active prior to the actual created date.
Adrian Compton
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The schedule start date was from back in 2005.
Does this mean that the events table populates a line for any machine
associated with the schedule back until the start date and if there is
no return code assumes missed?
_
Ian Smith
SAN/TSM Specialist
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Yiannakis -
Tapeless backups have been extensively discussed in the past: look
for D2D and the like in the ADSM-L archives.
See also Dave Daun's STE presentation Disk Only Backup Solutions on
the IBM site.
Richard Sims
Ian -
The peculiarities of the Events table can be found in many past
discussions preserved in the List archives. It is not an actual
table, but instead presents information derived from other sources in
the TSM database (see APAR IC28825). As noted in ADSM QuickFacts,
you need to specify
Richard
Does this make sense:
That when a server is associated to a schedule, the events table
populates an entry for the server back to every scheduled time until the
start_time parameter. Hence all the uncertains. I expect that it then
attempts to poulate the returns be cross referencing the
On Nov 13, 2006, at 7:27 AM, Smith, I (Ian) wrote:
Richard
Does this make sense:
That when a server is associated to a schedule, the events table
populates an entry for the server back to every scheduled time
until the
start_time parameter. Hence all the uncertains. I expect that it then
So if a scheduled event exists within the eventretention period but was
before the time the node was associated- will this return a missed
status?
_
Ian Smith
SAN/TSM Specialist
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
On Nov 13, 2006, at 8:04 AM, Smith, I (Ian) wrote:
So if a scheduled event exists within the eventretention period but
was
before the time the node was associated- will this return a missed
status?
It appears to be the case. You can also encounter misses with
small schedule Duration values
hi, i'm running this ...
./tdpoconf
SHOWENV -TDPO_OPTFILE=/usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt -OUTF=out.log
but i constantly get
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Databases:
Data Protection for Oracle
Version 5, Release 3, Level 3.0
(C) Copyright IBM Corporation 1997, 2006. All rights
Trying to restore Exchange database to a recovery group on same server.
The restore runs but is s slow it's not practical; 100 GB database
would take over 8 days.
Neither IBM nor Exchange experts can figure why it restores so slow.
Have checked parameters, etc.
Regards,
Orin
Orin
check /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt and config file :
more /usr/tivoli/tsm/client/oracle/bin64/tdpo.opt
***
* IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Databases
* Data Protection for Oracle
*
* Sample tdpo.opt for
Goran -
IBM Technote 1226467 advises on pursuing the 406 error.
There may be invalid stuff in the tdpo.opt file, or you may need to
set some TDPO environment variables.
Richard Sims
Goran,
What are the contents of your tdpo.opt, dsm.opt and dsm.sys? Also, where
are they placed?
Seems, there is some inconsistency in the option file path, while
looking at the line in tdpoerror.log:
11/13/2006 14:41:34 TID778564 == ANU2615E Options file
thanks all, i managed this okay, it works ... but i have another question !
tdpo_fs is virtual file space name, right ? in manual it says i should use
it i have more than one oracle db (i have) , but how to use it ?
tdpo_node - is used for node name, but what if i have multiple oracle db's
We backup all databases from one physical machine to one TSM node.
Every Oracle Database gets ist own tdpo.opt file in the RMAN definition.
When we backup database DB01 our tdpo.opt file is named tdpo_DB01.opt
and the tdpo_fs is set to DB01 as well.
So you can easily delete backup pieces on the
What do you have defined for the MAXCapacity for for the DEVCLASS? I
would have thought the Estimated Capacity for the storage pool would be
the number of volumes times the MAXCapacity of the DEVC.
David
Prather, Wanda [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/10/2006 3:50 PM
Well, I'm confused.
TSM 5.3.3.0 on
Orin,
When you say the IBM experts cannot figure this out,
I assume you meant you have a PMR open with TSM support.
Is that correct? If not, please open a PMR so that the
TSM performance team can figure out where the bottle-neck is.
If so, I would continue to drive the PMR with IBM support.
Who do I report spelling/typo errors to, when it comes to online TSM
manuals ?
For instance, I looked up the ANR4709W error message, which led to this
page:
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tivihelp/v1r1/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.itsmm.doc/update/ANR4709W.htm
which has no less than
On Nov 13, 2006, at 11:56 AM, Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
Refer to the server consol and/ir activity log on the named library
manaer
server to determine the action that needs to be performed to
complete the
mount operation.
The Help command shows the same text...so it must be working as
Hi all;
I have 2 TSM machines - both - TSM 5.3 Level 4.0.
I have about 55 Tb on each.
We are getting a netapp machine which will have about 70 Tb on it.
My boss is concerned that if I just add the netapp data to one of the
machines, enstead of getting a third machine that it will cause the
Regarding the question:
Who do I report spelling/typo errors to, when it comes to
online TSM manuals ?
At the end of most topics in the information center, there is a Feedback
link intended for just this kind of thing. The feedback goes to the
information group supporting the product. For now
I've just recently implemented TSM's new journaling service for AIX TSM clients
(new with 5.3.3). We're running AIX 5.1 ML9 and TSM client 5.3.4.0. Following
the instructions in the 5.3.4.0 readme, we set it up on one box, and
immediately got the following in the nohup.out file:
11/13/06
Hi...
We are looking at upgrading our TSM V5.2 software package to V5.3 which
is currently on an IBM RISC (IBM 7026-H80, 16GB of memory, 6-750MHZ
proc, IBM 3584-L32/D32 Library with 14-LTO2 FC drives, 2TB of changed
data per day, 35TB data on-site and 35TB data off-site, 200 servers -
RISC
Orin,
There is a bug in the early 5.3 client API where the diskbuffsize
parameter had a bad default causing slow restore times. Try setting
diskbuffsize 32 explicitly in your opt file.
I couldn't find the apar again when I just went looking for it, but I
did use this fix on some Windows
Hello,
I am using TDP for oracle and I want to see the files that have been
backed up from the client. What command I should use from the client
side to see these files ???
The client is WIN 2003 serv and the TSM server is AIX
thanks
Regards,
Ahmed
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