Zoltan,
You may very well be on the right track in suspecting hardware issues.
We recently experienced a problem with similar symptoms on a new TSM/3583
install. Although the messages were not identical to what you posted, a bad
SCSI card manifested itself by library components disappearing
I would second Bill's addition of poorly-architected applications to
Richard's list of issues that should be (but are often not) addressed, or
even considered. At another customer, we and the customer's sysadmins were
bedeviled by a weblog analysis application (which shall remain nameless)
that
if you've read my previous posts, I've written that I'm checking in
volumes with checklabel=barcode that means all volumes are barcoded and I
think that also means there is nothing to label. Or am I wrong?
The cartridges may well have barcode labels affixed to the outside; that
does not guarantee
Fred,
Were these tapes originally scratch tapes? Or are they assigned to the
storagepool?
Posting the output from the commands
q vol tape_volser_here f=d
and
select * from volumes where volume_name='tape_volser_here'
would help us provide assistance. Also, what sort of
As a refinement to what Richard suggests, you might try using the option
format=macro rather than format=raw. In this case, where you're
essentially copying your scripts en masse between servers, you would be
able to dump all of the commands scripts from the existing server to a file
with a
If you can reclaim 40 tapes at a threshold of 90%, you may be over the
MaxScratch value for your offsite pool.
try this command:
select stgpoool_name, count(*) from volumes group by stgpool_name
Check what value is reported for the stgpool that you are trying to reclaim.
Ted
At 05:41 PM
Does anyone have a report that will parse something like
'q act' and generate a report on backup start, backup stop,
files inspected, files expired, etc.?
I would suggest looking at the q act command. If you add the option
originator=client and filter on msgno, you can get pretty much all of the
Can you tell me if there is an option within TSM to restore crossing mount
points?
Rachel,
Can you clarify what you mean by crossing mount points? An example of
what you're trying to accomplish would be helpful.
-Ted
:01:47 ANS1898I * Processed 363,500 files *
07/09/2004 04:01:50 ANS1898I * Processed 364,000 files *
It didn't show the file that it was backing up when the Server crash occurred.
TSM novell client 5.2
Netware OS 6.5 SP2
Ted Byrne wrote:
At 03:49 PM 7/8/2004, you wrote:
I looked
At 03:49 PM 7/8/2004, you wrote:
I looked in the dsmsched.log there is nothing in there. (see below)
If you run your scheduled backups with the -verbose option, it will record
the files being backed up. Based on the dsmsched.log file contents you
posted, it looks like the option in effect for the
At 12:11 PM 7/2/2004, you wrote:
Timothy
This is one of my pet hates about TSM.
A scheduled backup which is actually in progress - ie actively transferring
data between client and server - shows a status of 'Started'.
A scheduled backup which started but encountered an error, dropped the
session
Bill,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you are trying to use a Netware
command (load dsmc) to restore data from one Windows box to another.
Try putting the restore command (something like dsmc restore \\src\c$\*
\\tgt\d$\restore\fromsrc\ ...) you want to run in a batch/script file on
the
Be aware also that you are probably going to wind up with different
filespace names, since the name of the server is part of the filespace's
name on Netware (and Windows). For example, server LAXF45 has the SYS
volume recorded as LAXF45\SYS:. So you're going to get a full backup of
the server's
Any other ideas?
Shannon
From Tim Rushforth:
Although that should work, I think you are better off renaming the node on
the server and the filespaces for that node.
Tim Rushforth's suggestion was probably the best, as long as the
institutional memory retains the information that data from
At 03:36 AM 6/15/2004, you wrote:
Hi
Please help, has anyone had a problem with restoring from tsm when
trying to restore a db2 database form TSM it returns saying the i/o error
inactive backup
Please helpurgent..
It would be helpful if you could post the exact error message(s) that you
Take a closer look at the Unix client manuals. Some options (Nodename is
one of them) can only be placed in the dsm.sys file. If you want to use
something other than the hostname for the node, include it in the server
stanza.
Ted
At 05:06 PM 6/7/2004, you wrote:
Hi,
I am having a problem with
The only advantage I can think of being able to schedule or
force a backup of a server *now* without requiring all servers
in that same group to backup.
Mike
For this, you can use DEFine CLIENTAction. We have even set this up as a
script, so we can pass the nodename or comma-separated list of
At 09:00 AM 6/2/2004, you wrote:
Client v5.2.1 os win2000, server v5.1.9.0 on solaris 2.8.
Help out there. Below is the error message I am recieving, as well as
the client option definition. Can't seem to get this file excluded.
A little more information would be very useful - what does Query
At 03:41 PM 6/2/2004, you wrote:
Any ideas
here? I'd really like to use the I/O door...otherwise i have to use the
main door, and it takes quite a while to Scan/Learn all 5 columns each
time. thanks...
Your library's I/O station is configured as Storage Slots; you should have
it configured as
The I/O station is already setup as Import/Export. The icon changes when
it's setup as storage, i verified from the panel that it's setup as
Impt/Expt. Any other ideas?
My apologies - I thought from the reference to the lock icon in your
original email that the padlock icon was showing as
I checked that link out.
From that page (just above the table of devices):
For IBM Tivoli Storage Manager version 5.1 and later,
to use a library with greater than 3 drives
or greater than 40 storage slots,
IBM Tivoli Storage Manager Extended Edition is
ANR8365E UPDATE DEVCLASS: The DEVTYPE parameter cannot be changed.
ANS8001I Return code 3.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to update the devclass.
The error message pretty much says it.
If you want data to go to a different type of tape, define a new devclass
and stgpool(s) that will use
You'll get much better results doing this from the client.
Use Query Backup with the -inactive and -su=yes switches from the root of
each filesystem/drive/volume.
Ted
At 07:32 AM 5/21/2004, you wrote:
Hey everyone!
I have a quick question. I am trying to find the file names of all files
backed up
I would recommend taking a look at the Activity Log of the Storage
Agent. You can connect to the Storage Agent using a regular Admin Client,
by specifying the tcpserveraddress (and the port, if other than the default
1500) of the p660.
You may find errors logged by the Storage Agent that shed
Arnaud,
I believe what I have to do now is to build some solid queries to explore
our activity
log...
Unless I'm mistaken, I believe that you may have misread Richard's
advice. (Correct me if I'm wrong, Richard.) His recommendation:
I stress accounting log reporting because it is the very best,
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Subject: Re: TSM DB growing
One confusion is why do I have so many partially filled tapes ? I
don't have this many nodes ?
You might want to do some queries against the volumeusage table. That data
can be massaged to see what tapes are being used. You could also use q
content volume_name count=1 against all of the
AIX client v. 5.1.5.5
AIX server v. 5.1.8.0
AIX version 5.2.0.0
We have a customer who is experiencing discrepancies in performance
between large-file cold backups of Oracle data and LV image backups, both
sent over the SAN to LTO-2 tape drives. On the lv image backups, they are
getting about 70
the pressures to migrate.
Let us know how you make out with this adventure.
Ted
Ted Byrne
Blacksburg, VA
At 10:53 AM 4/20/2004, you wrote:
TSMers,
Please help me NOT migrate the server to a different platform from AIX.
server:
4way P660, 3G memory running AIX 5.1
3494 with 6 FC 3590E tape drives connected
for the cutover would be nothing
short of horrific, but that's really a hunch on my part.
Ted
Ted Byrne
Blacksburg, VA
A volume status of UNAVAILABLE
At 01:00 PM 4/13/2004, you wrote:
No Damaged Files on those tapes??? Can I put it to READWRITE?
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A volume status of UNAVAILABLE does not equate to damaged files. It means
that TSM was unable to access the tape in a timely manner. Check to see if
the tapes are actually present in your library; this might require a visual
inspection.
For the copypool tapes, it may be that the tapes were
We have two customers that back up remote drives. One client was recently
upgraded to version 5.2.2.5 (from 4.x) and the other is running at
5.1.6.6. Both clients are Win2K servers.
On the client that was upgraded, the backup_end field (Backup Completion
date/time) for that filespace has not
At 09:01 AM 4/8/2004 -0600, you wrote:
When performing the backup, do not append '\*' to the end of the share
name (the messages you include in your post suggest that this is what you
are dong):
Andy,
On both of these clients, the filespaces are included using a domain
statement, and the backups
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
Good enough is the enemy of excellence.
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Since I should have a copy of this in the copy pool, I
should be all set. So I'm going to delete the volume with discarddata=yes
STOP!
This will delete all references to the data (in the copy stgpool as well as
the primary stgpool volume). You will not be able to recover the data
without
I can see the serial numbers on the 2K3 server. How can I get the
serial-numbers from AIX ?
Zoltan,
Try lscfg -vl.
$ lscfg -vl rmt0
DEVICELOCATION DESCRIPTION
rmt0 10-58-00-4,0 IBM 3590 Tape Drive and Medium
Is there any other way to backup GroupWise (hot-online backup); I don't
like the idea of shutting down e-mail system in the middle of the night,
and than pray that after postsched command it will wake up again.
Joe,
There is no TDP/Groupwise. I'm not sure about the mechanism for shutting
Wanda's suggestion is a good one. There are a few things you should
consider if you elect to take this route:
1) Before doing anything, check whether it will necessary to increase the
verdeleted for this MC, so as to not inadvertently expire the client's data
prematurely. (If verdeleted is
If you have not done so already, check the server README files for the
newer maintenance and patch levels. If you're relying on the website for
this information, you may be missing something that is already
supported. The device support web page, while a good idea, tends to lag
(sometimes
You might also want to set up a static route on the client to the TSM
server, specifying the GigE card as the gateway address.
Ted
At 10:37 AM 3/23/2004 -0500, you wrote:
In your DSM.OPT on the client (this is from the book):
Tcpclientaddress
...
What is the best/recommended
way to ensure data
Wanda,
Here is Richard Sims' recommendation in this situation:
- TSM may have to be told that the library is in manual mode. You cannot
achieve this via UPDate LIBRary: you have to define another instance of
your library under a new name, with LIBType=MANUAL. Then do UPDate DEVclass
to change
Robert,
Did the library load the cartridge in the correct drive? Make sure that
the element number that you've defined for the drive /dev/mt1 is the right
one for the location of the in the library.
What you're describing sounds very much like the way TSM acts if there is a
mismatch between
Dan,
Try starting the client on the machine where you're doing the restore to
with the option -virtualnodename or -nodename and specify the source system.\
You'll need to know the node's password to do this.
-Ted
At 12:21 PM 2/4/2004 -0500, you wrote:
We want to be able to retrieve archived
snip Here's the logic of the script I wrote to fix to the
problem:
1. Use the tapeutil command to list the tapes in the I/O convenience slots.
snip
Jeff,
Can you share the tapeutil command(s) you use to retrieve this information?
Thanks,
Ted
Can anyone help me out here? Am I on the right track?
Before proceeding too much further, I'd recommend checking the output of
the q inclexcl command on the clients where you are seeing the
problem. This may help to identify where the assignment to the MC is
originating.
Ted
I posed this question to IBM a short while ago (on 1/13). This was their
response:
An end-of-Service date has not been announced for TSM 5.1.x at this time.
The EOS dates for all IBM software can be checked at the following URL:
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/info/supportlifecycle/list/t.html
Tim,
You might want to take a look at the maxsize setting on the destination
stgpool for the copygroup in effect for the client's data, and also check
the capacity and maxscratch settings of the NEXT storagepool.
Ted
At 10:58 AM 1/23/2004 -0500, you wrote:
To *,
I'm getting the following error
How about
backup stgpool srcpool tgtpool preview=y wait=y
Note that this can take a while to return results, depending on the size of
the environment.
-Ted
At 08:13 AM 1/22/2004 -0600, you wrote:
It is possible to get a feel for how much needs to be migrated from a disk
pool to a tape
Does anyone know what the recommended minimum size for sending backups
across the SAN is? I'm trying to come up with a solution to integrate the
backup of DB and non-DB files on two AIX servers. Currently, the DB files
are backed up after the db is shut down, using one node name, and the
the problem in the product code. This situation
will no longer be a problem in a future release.
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Subject: Does change in copygroup destination require StorageAgent
restart?
We
We ran into a situation over the weekend that I have not seen mentioned
before, and I was hoping that someone might be able to shed some light on
what occurred.
TSM server has a 3583 library attached to it, connected via SAN. TSM has
been running for almost a year, using LAN-free backups for two
So could there be any issue with the tcp ip port configuration?Also both
the TSM client and TSM server are in different network each.
Mohan,
Is there any chance that a firewall got installed between the networks in
question, or that some other device is blocking port 1500?
Are there any other TSM
How about looking here:
ftp://index.storsys.ibm.com/tivoli-storage-management/patches/server/Solaris/4.2.1.15/TSM42115S_Sun.README.SRV
Ted
At 08:00 PM 1/15/2004 -0600, you wrote:
I'm trying to locate the 4.2.1.15 README file from the TSM server package.
I need to find the latest supported
Robert,
As Richard suggested, the many postings to ADSM-L regarding the summary
table's contents (or lack thereof) are very informative.
Among other things, the location of the Accounting records is
detailed. Repeatedly. (The format is recorded in the Admin Guide.)
Before posting a question to
Take a look at maxnummp for the node backing up the data. If it's set to
0, your data will not go to tape.
Ted
At 10:49 AM 1/14/2004 -0500, you wrote:
i have a disk storage pool which i previously never coded a maximum size
threshold for
i changed the disk storage pool to a max of 100mb, the
The information that you're looking for should be getting recorded in the
SUMMARY table, but that is broken. Search the list on adsm.org for
summary to get details.
You best bet to get what you're looking for may be to process the
accounting logs generated by the server. You will need to do this
I would recommend creating another copy storage pool that is dedicated to
data that will have its copy stored in the other building (maybe call the
stgpool local_vault).
Once the stgpool is defined using the devclass that is appropriate for the
medial you want to use, simply backup the
Andy,
If you are looking for the Jaguar drives to completely take over the
workload for offsite, you will need to make sure that all appropriate
backup stgpool commands that are run via TSM schedule/script or by some
external mechanism are updated to backup to the new copypool(s).
I believe that
I moved the tape with tapeutil to an I/O-slot and then tried a Label
Libvolume on it, but all TSM gave me was:
17-12-2003 14:55:20 ANR8841I Remove volume from slot 30 of library
3575LIB at your convenience.
Richard,
Is the tape write-protected? I've seen the same log msg when
(inadvertently)
We can't remember what the file name is that the license registration is
looking for. Can anyone help?
Look for *.lic files in the server installation directory.
So, even though I made my change a month or so ago, unless I had actually
backed up the file(s) in question they could potentially be in the wrong
mgtclass? The rebind wouldn't occur until the file was actually touched?
Joe,
Files/data are not in a mgmtclass. It might be helpful to remember
We have a discrepancy between what our 3494 library reports as inventory
and what is available to TSM.
After correlating the output of mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qI and Q LIBV, we
came up with two volsers that show as present in the Library, but do not
show up in TSM.
An attempted audit of the tape with
If this is for a scheduled backup, make sure that the TSM services are
configured to run with an account that can access the device. The SYSTEM
account (default) does not have privileges to access network resources.
Ted
At 08:04 AM 11/20/2003 -0700, you wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm a (re)new list
Graham,
Export/Import node might be your best bet for what you are trying to achieve.
I'm not sure if that method will carry the backupset information along with
it, but you have the option of using DEFine BACKUPSET to make the
backupsets available on the destination server.
From the online TSM
How about using query mount?
-Ted
At 04:15 PM 11/18/2003 -0600, you wrote:
TSM 5.1, 2K server, overland neo 4100 with 2 X LTO2 drives.
I'm trying to find a select or query statment that will tell me what
volume is in a drive. The only thing close is the drive_state in the
drives table, but that
You would need to script it, but I would suggest looking at the syntax for
the command ISSUE MESSAGE.
Ted
At 09:03 AM 11/5/2003 +1300, you wrote:
a.k.a I dont want to reinvent the wheel.
Can anyone suggest an elegant way of feeding SQLBT summary data through to
TSM so we
can see it on the
Anyway to configure the software to stop ejecting the tape?
Steve,
Try setting your MountRetention setting for the devclass to a high value.
Ted
Eric,
Since E: is not a local drive/filespace, did you add it to the domain
statement in your dsm.opt file?
-Ted
At 02:15 PM 10/31/2003 +0100, you wrote:
Hi *SM-ers!
I must be doing something wrong. My PC (WinNT, 5.1.6 client) has a network
drive E:. I want everything but E:\Inetpub (and all
Did you update the management class (and activate the policy domain in
question)?
Ted
At 11:13 AM 10/29/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Back a while ago, when we first started doing Domino TDP backups, due to
lack of disk space, the backups were directed straight to tape.
Since then, lots of SSA disk (can
Alan,
As Richard Sims suggested, Q Content can help you figure out what is
going on.
To get a better handle on what's actually getting sent off-site in this
collocated stgpool, take the list of volsers that are being sent to the
vault from today. Do this before reclamation gets started on this
At 10:45 AM 10/14/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Ran it at 70
-
Karel's suggestion is good - start with a higher number. Your offsite
volumes' data is most likely spread across many onsite volumes. This can
cause offsite reclamation to take a very long
Now, I have read that the new retention settings would only have taken
effect when the files were actually being incrementally backed up and thus
the client would see that they no longer existed them and expired them with
the new retention settings.
Farren,
As your situation stands now, you are
Hi everyone!
Everytime I try to checkin my tapes to my library I need to run q
request and reply request nr
Is it possible to checkin tape without to run a reply request nr?
Checking in the tapes through an I/O station (search=bulk) does require
that a reply be issued to a request. However, for
why would you want to run such a script from
somewhere other than on the server itself???
Hi Andy,
Usually the checkin script does run on the server. In some instances, we
also have a set of administrative scripts and programs running from another
system, and we group all of those together to
1581? Unless the client configuration has changed to run the client
acceptor service in webclient mode, I don't think that the user is exposed.
C:\usr\binnetstat -a |find /i :1581
TCPsvr0100:1581 svr0100.tsm.customer.com:0 LISTENING
Ted Byrne
Ken,
Assuming you have adequate free disk online, you should be able to use a
devclass where devtype=FILE.
I'd recommend setting up a devclass for the desired target directory and an
appropriate MAXCAPacity. (Default for MAXCAP is 4 MB.) Assuming that
you're doing an export of node data, you
Joni,
Using a calculated timestamp value in a query against the events table does
not work as you would expect. It boils down to an issue with when TSM
constructs the events table to run the query against. The default for q
event and SELECT xxx,yyy,zzz from EVENTS... is for the current day
Todd,
I'm guessing that you will eventually end up with an error message stating
that there was no match found, or something to that effect. It may take a
long time to get to that point. Backupsets can be very slow to process;
you typically wind up reading through the entire tape before the
..., how can the restore
process on my NT server (test box) force a restore TO my Netware server
(production box) across the net work? That entire last statement of yours
concerns me. I didn't think that was possible, but perhaps I am
misinterpreting what you mean there.
Todd,
The scenario
You're going to have to use that workstation to copy files from point A to
point B, after all.
Todd,
Rather than using a workstation and send the data across the network twice,
could you install a Netware client (temporarily) on the NT server, map the
drive, and just do a copy from Netware to NT
From: Bill Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a client running Sun Solaris 5.8
with client version 5.1.5
TSM server is AIX 4.3.3 running TSM 5.1.6.5
Below is the include/exclude list from the dsm.sys
include * shared_dynamic_60
include /adsmorc/.../* database_class
include
Posted this w/o a subject line...
-tb
Date: Fri, 29 Aug 2003 11:24:17 -0400
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Ted Byrne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Bill Fitzgerald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a client running Sun Solaris 5.8
with client version 5.1.5
TSM server is AIX 4.3.3 running TSM 5.1.6.5
Below
Greetings,
We'd like to run an incremental backup of a group of directories. The
exact directory names vary from server to server, but they all follow the form
/u01/app/oracle/admin/*/arch/
where the * is the name of an Oracle instance.
When we run an incremental using the filespec as
Andy,
Thanks for pointing out the file specification syntax section in the client
reference manual. I overlooked that when looking at the incremental syntax.
We may end up using a script to process the directories that we want to handle.
Thanks again,
Ted
Any ideas why a tape is not being mounted?
This may not be the issue, but is the destination stgpool configured with
an adequate number of scratch volumes allowed (MAXSCRATCH)?
One other thing to look at - are all drives and paths online?
Ted
The figures I quote are from the IBM Tivoli Price Estimator tool.
Is this tool publically available to TSM customers?
David
David and Arnaud,
The pricing tool is not available to customers. See the following quote
from the tool:
IBM Internal Use Only
This tool authorized for
Doesn't the new licensing scheme result in 1) higher prices for =
clients, but 2) lower prices for the server.
...
So if you plan to back up a just a small number of clients, you may =
actually come out cheaper?
Can anyone confirm this (possibly erroneous) opinion?
Tivoli certainly doesn't make it
Please feel free to point me to the documentation if I've overlooked
something here, but I'm running into a brick wall...
Client version 5.1.5.5
Client OS - AIX 5.1 ML 02
Server version 5.1.5.4
Server OS - AIX 5.1 ML 02
I've been asked to produce a list of all current
Gretchen,
I just took a v4.2.2.12 AIX server to v5.1.1.6 last Saturday.
All I can say is 'not pretty'.
This is due to the SYSTEM OBJECT problem.
Can you elaborate on the system object problem that you were dealing
with? I've searched for an APAR that fits the description that you've
given,
and automated generation of tape rotation reports to email and
printer.
We have been using AutoVault extensively, and are very happy with what it
enables us to do.
Ted Byrne
Has anyone received a similar response from TSM support in the past? We
are working on an issue with a process running for a very long time, and
received the following as part of the response from TSM support:
[W]as that the
run-time of a specific backup process, or was
First off, I should say that I have read (and think I understand) Andy
Raibeck's explanation from 11/23/2001 of the restrictions on queries
against the Events table. However, in trying to craft a query that returns
records from a relative timeframe, I am running into some problems getting
the
can
correct me, I'd be happy to hear otherwise.
Quoting from the Tivoli Quick Quoter tool: Tivoli Points are Product
Specific.
Ted Byrne
We use AutoVault in several locations; it's performed well doing day-to-day
vaulting tasks, it has capabilities that DRM does not have (sending
backupsets to the vault is a big one), and the recovery scripts are great
to have at DR test time.
Hope this helps,
Ted
Is there a way to script the 4 archive commands, where each
waits for the previous one to complete?
You could schedule a macro to execute. The contents of the macro on the
client would just be a list of the archive commands to run. We recently
used a macro with a series of commands to gather
Is it possible to group query output by a value that is *not* directly
present in a column in a table? What I'm trying to achieve is something
like producing a tally of volumes that are pending, grouped by day that
they went pending.
If I try something like this:
select
Andy,
Thanks for the feedback. I may not have been clear in stating my original
question, and now that I've gone back and re-read your ADSM SQL reference,
I think what I'm looking for may not be possible within the syntax of the
SQL Query.
Just to clarify:
But not my question becomes, why do
I am worried about our operators accidentally inserting library-1
good tapes (i.e. offsite) into the other library-2 as scratch.
The TSM server will add them to the scratch pool.
Bill - Richard's idea about using the distinct solid colors around each
library portal is a good one.
If you're
I found a message on the list
(http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm0012/34.html)
which refers to a level 4.3.3.25. Is this an error
or is there indeed a higher level at an obscure hidden
place on the Internet somewhere?
Eric,
It's certainly possible that there is a(nother) obscure hidden
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