As I remember the original message, you have one "bad" primary DB volume,
and TSM is running on the mirror.
I believe the way to "fix" it, is to break the mirror, which you do by
deleting the bad volume.
("deleting" just disconnects the volume from TSM, it doesn't physically
remove it from the file system.)
Then TSM will be running with only one copy of that DB volume.
Wait a few minutes, then add the volume back to recreate the mirrored
environment.
When you re-establish the mirror, TSM will resync the contents by copying
the active volume (the original mirror volume) , and both copies will be
good when TSM reports they are in sync again.
-----Original Message-----
From: Ward, Stuart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 2:30 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ADSM 3.1 - really need some assistance
Nick
Thanks for the response. I have used the 'help' option fairly frequently
just recently it seems! It does not, however, indicate any possible
solution to correct the page error and there are no other messages or errors
relating to the volume in question. I thought that there must be some way
of 'fixing' the erroneous copy from the good copy. The database is reported
as being 'in sync'.
I am stumped right now.
Stu
-----Original Message-----
From: Nicholas Cassimatis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 22, 2002 1:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: ADSM 3.1 - really need some assistance
Stuart,
Not to pick on you (not to mention that this could be a fairly complex
issue), but did you do a "help anr0207e" on your ADSM server? It indicates
to look for other error messages. Look in your actlog for other errors,
both at the same timestamp and on the same database volume - F:
\ADSM_SERVER\DB\DB5.DSM. Let us know what other errors you're getting, and
we may be able to help more. I won't make any guesses from this point, but
I do have a feeling of what may have happened.
The ADSM/TSM online help is often actually, well, helpful. I'm amazed at
how many questions from people I can answer just by looking at the help and
following what it says to do. And I'm amazed at how people think I'm so
smart when I can find the answers so quickly. Sometimes interpreting what
the help screen says takes some doing, but quite often it's pretty plain
and simple.
Nick Cassimatis
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