Re: AIX client dsmsched.log stopped recording
Hello, The logs are probably being written in a different location. If you don't specify the location of the schedule log and error log in the dsm.sys file it gets created in the tivoli directory where the dsm.sys file is. You need to have the following in the dsm.sys file: dsmschedlogname /xxx/xxx/dsmsched.log dsmerrorlogname /xxx/xxx/dsmerror.log Mark Chuck Lam wrote: Hi, I have an AIX client(4.3.3) backing up to a TSM server running 4.1.4. I noticed the dsmsched.log the dsmerror.log stopped recording since 2/13. The backup is still going on everyday and the client have been rebooted a few times since February. Why the client's log files stopped recording and how can I start it up again? TIA __ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! - Official partner of 2002 FIFA World Cup http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com -- -- |Mark Brown| |Operations Supervisor | | | |Networking and Communications Services| |Operations| == |Tel --- 514-398-2321| |Fax --- 514-398-6876| |E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]| --
Re: Bad performance... again
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Sas job for os/390 to process TSM smf accounting records.
Hello, Anyone have a sas job that processes the TSM accounting records sent to SMF records? Thanks, -- -- |Mark Brown| |Operations Supervisor | | | |Networking and Communications Services| |Operations| == |Tel --- 514-398-2321| |Fax --- 514-398-6876| |E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]| --
Getting events formatted better????
Hello, I have been using a q event * * node=* begindate=today-1 enddate=today begintime=08:00 endtime=06:30 format=detailed command for quite a while. I output the info into a web page for Operations staff to read. I am tired of having to move the page to the right to see the status. I've got it so that COMPLETED is green and MISSED is red and other conditions are blue. I can use the select node_name from events . for a different output but I don't like the missing info from the q events command. I am looking for a script that rearranges the columns from the q events command to put the node name first and the status second and whatever order I want the rest. I've tried using awk and while it works I can't get the columns lined up nice and neat. Any help out there for this?? -- -- |Mark Brown| |Operations Supervisor | | | |Networking and Communications Services| |Operations| == |Tel --- 514-398-2321| |Fax --- 514-398-6876| |E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]| --
Expiration processing question.
Hello, Assume 1 object = 1 file Lets assume I have a node with one partition. The partition called /stuff has 1,000,000 files. I start expiration and it is working on the file system /stuff from the beginning. I cancel the process after it gets to file# 500,000 When I start expiration again I know it starts at the last node and file system BUT DOES IT continue at file # 500,001 or at the file # 1 Mark McGill
I want to delete a second copy pool set of tapes. How do I do it??
Hello, A year ago we switched from 3490 tapes to 3590E tapes. I have alot of tapes in a copypool made up of older 3490 tapes. All the local tapes are 3590E tapes. I moved all the data from local 3490 tapes onto 3590E tapes. I have been copying the 3590E tapes to a new copypool of 3590E tapes and when the copies are finally complete I know I can safely delete the 3490 tapes and the data. I expect to complete all the work in about 2 weeks. Yes, I can wait but Is there a command out there will tell me that I can delete a 3490 tape by knowing that all the data on the older 3490 tape exists on a 3590E offsite tape?? Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Expiration question??
Hello, I have one primary tape pool and (I won't get into it) and two copy tape pools. Example: I have three copies of a file. The file in the primary pool WILL be expired. when expiration processing gets to it. Does expiration remove AT THE SAME TIME the copies or does expiration have go through each pool? Assuming the primary pool has one million files for all the nodes and only my one file meets expiration does TSM have to search three million records to delete all three instances of my file?? Thanks, Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: What volume is my backup on, at time of restore?
Hello, When I first read this I thought it would simply be easier for TSM to take care of the restore. However, IF, you have a screaming fast server where TSM runs the massive searches, the script could be pretty handy used in the right places. If anyone has one out there I would like to see it also. Mark Brown Jim Taylor wrote: Anyone have a nifty way to find out exactly which volume, specific backed up files are located on. I would like to build a restore script that will restore files in multiple streams without one session waiting for a tape that is in use by one of my other restore sessions. ThanX Jim Taylor Senior Associate, Technical Services Enlogix * E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] * Office: (416) 496-5264 ext. 286 * Cell: (416)458-6802 * Fax: (416) 496-5245
Re: only one migration process :-(
Hello, There is an option you add at the end of the migration command called MIGPROrocess=x where x=how many processes will start. In your case x would be 3. Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] Claudio Cofre Caro wrote: Hi, anybody know how resolve thist ? : I have TSM 4.1.3 on WinNT4.0 in Server to Server configuration with only one node in the target server (the node is the source server). In the Target Server when the disk migration begin, i have only one migration process that use only one drive, and the others drives still empties (i have other 2 drives that still unused). Anyone know how can i used my three drives at the same time with this configuration? thanks in advance... --- Claudio Cofré Caro Ingeniero Especialista de Producto SA Consultores - Chile Fono : +56 (2) 235-0289 ext 301 Fax : +56 (2) 235-0288 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TDP For Oracle Sun--No stats in the server log.
Hello, THe TDP oracle client has a nice log about what it sent to the server. On the server the only messages I get are about the TDP client connecting, nothing else I am used to seeing with backup clients like the backup stats. From the server side how can tell, except for an audit, how much data got transfered?? Mark Brown McGill University [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No Subject
Hello, Mark the volumes as readwrite then you can delete them. Mark Palmadesso Jack wrote: Kind of quiet today! I hope this is a simple one. I have some volumes that were removed from a 3590 library and then went "unavailable" The volumes are now back in but are all empty. A "q con" for each volume shows there is no data. My problem is how do I make these volumes scratch again? I cannot delete the volumes because I get volume cannot be deleted because volume state is mountable not in lib. How do I make these scratch again? Thanks for any help Jack -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Getting a batch job to ignore server prompt.
Hello, I have a batch job that used to run quite well on the ADSM 3.1 server. After upgrading to version 3.7 the batch job stopped working. I just realized today that the script was failing because the server was asking a question: THIS PROCESS MAY TAKE ALONG TIME OR USE A LOT OF RESOURCES. Reply Yes or No TO CONTINUE. Anyone know how I can avoid this prompt in a batch job?? Thanks, Mark Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
OS/390 2.4 to 2.6 and TSM 3.7 performance.
Hello, We will be upgrading our os/3909 2.4 system to 2.6 to take advantage of the newer tcp/ip stack that will hopefully improve TSM backup/restore transfer rates. The best I've seen here using a unix 3.7 client to the tsm 3.7 server running on os/390 was about 1.5 KB/sec (aggregate). We have a 100 MB connection to our network. Could someone tell me what kind of performance increase I can expect to see going to os/390 2.6 with the improved tcp/ip stack?? -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Stop/Starting TSM client scheduler
Hello, I don't use aix but on solaris I do ps -eaf | grep dsm and then I kill -9 the process number for 'dsmc schedule' Mark Brown Ken Sedlacek wrote: Can anyone tell me the client command to stop the client scheduler, then to start it up again?? We are using an AIX 4.3, TSM 3.7 client. Thanks in advance Ken Sedlacek ITI-Kyrus Corp. Direct: 864-322-4260 Mobile: 864-444-8375 Page: 864-444-7243, follow prompts [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: SCRIPTS FOR failed/missed backups
In this case there is know way except to run the script many times in given time frame. I set my script up in a way for the operator on duty to track the missed or started nodes using q sess commands. MISSED means a failure STARTED means look at the server log to see when it ended. Mark "Selva, Perpetua" wrote: Hi Can someone please tell me , what is the best criteria to search for nightly backups that failed/missed? Currently i check event logs with the following and have it on a cron job.. q event * * begind=-1 begint=19:00 endd=today endt=08:00 |grep -E "Missed|Failed" This is fine for 'MOST DAYS'... However, I have found out that sometimes it doesnot work if the backups are still in progress or it goes over the time it is specified.. Can someone think of an intelligent way to cover all scenarios.. Please let me know
Really bad performance for a sql query after upgrading to v 3.7
Hello, We are currently running TSM Version 3, Release 7, Level 3.6 on OS/390. We upgraded from version 3.1. On the 3.1 version I used to run a select command to show me how many tapes each node was using. Here is the select command: select node_name, count (distinct volume_name) as Numvols from volumeusage - where stgpool_name='TAPEMCO' group by node_name order by Numvols desc tapem.txt This select used to take about 45 minutes to run on the 3.1 version but now this select command simply grinds the server to a halt. I eventually have to cancel adsm to recover the server. Is there something about the 3.7 version or my select command that would cause this kind of problem. If the command takes 2 hours to run then that is fine but I can't have the server slowed down so much that I cannot do other things. -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Help ! I need scripts or batches ...
I use two admin schedules to move tapes offsite and back onsite: adsm-offsite is my tape copy pool RECALLis just a name of the offsite place all of our tape volumes start with an M To move tapes offsite ONLY when they are full I use this command every day: Schedule Name: SET-TAPES-OFFSITE Description: Make the ADSM-OFFSITE tapes that are full marked as offsite. Command: update vol m* access=offsite whereaccess=readwrite wherestg=adsm-offsite location="RECALL" wherestatus=full Priority: 5 Start Date/Time: 08/25/00 10:25:00 Duration: 6 Hour(s) Period: 1 Day(s) Day of Week: Any Expiration: To move tapes back onsite I use this command once a week (Sunday): Schedule Name: MOVE-ONSITE Description: Move tapes backup to onsite status. Only tapes that are empty Command: update vol m* access=readwrite whereaccess=offsite wherestg=adsm-offsite location="" wherestatus=empty Priority: 5 Start Date/Time: 08/20/00 23:00:00 Duration: 1 Hour(s) Period: 1 Week(s) Ruddy STOUDER wrote: Hello, I would appreciate to avoid re-inventing the wheel : Does anybody have : - a procedure, a batch or a script to eject and send off-site, on a daily basis, tapes used in the Copy Pool ? - a procedure, a batch or a script to recall off-site empty tapes ? My server is a RS6/000 and I am running TSM 3.7.3 - I don't use the DRM module option. Many many thanks in advane Ruddy Stouder System Engineer I.R.I.S. Rue du Bosquet 10 - Parc Scientifique de Louvain-La-Neuve B- 1435 Mont-Saint-Guibert [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.irislink.com Tel: +32 (0)10 48 75 10 - Fax: +32 (0)10 48 75 40 -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Quick SQL syntax question
Hello, I use the following to get a report of the client node scheduled backups ONLY. I do not want to know about the ADMIN schedules. I output the results to a file so I can view it the way I like. It's a wide report. q event * * node=* begindate=today-1 enddate=today begintime=18:00 endtime=08:00 format=detailed c:\sched1.txt Mark Brown Jeff Connor wrote: Can anyone tell me the equivalent SQL command to: Q EV * * begind=-1 begint=17:00 endd=today endt=08:00 I'm struggling with the date/time range calculation. Thanks, Jeff Connor Niagara Mohawk Power Corp. -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Novell and TSM version 3.7 client.
Hello, As far as I can tell the TSM 3.7 client is not Novell 5.1 certified but I would like to know if you are are using the TSM client anyways. If you are using it are you having any problems with it??? -- Mark Brown Operations Supervisor = Tel --- 514-398-2321 Fax --- 514-398-6876 E-mail --- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is the TSM 3.7 client NETWARE certified???
Hello, I've seen some conflicting web pages from Tivoli about whether or not TSM client version 3.7 is NETWARE "YES" ready. Can you please provide me with the information if it is or isn't. If possible I would like to see the statment online somewhere. -- Thank You, Mark Brown === Operations Supervisor McGill University Computing Centre Operations E-Mail :[EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone :514-398-2321 ===
How long to upgrade a 3.1 database to 3.7
Hello, I am currently running ADSM 3.1 server on os/390 system. I have a 9 gig database about to be upgraded to TSM 3.7. How long would the upgrade take??? I remember running an audit when the db was about 4 gig (quite awhile ago) and it took about 15 hours. I'm hoping it will not take that long for the upgrade. -- Thank You, Mark Brown === Operations Supervisor McGill University Computing Centre Operations E-Mail :[EMAIL PROTECTED] Phone :514-398-2321 WWW:http://mbrown.cc.mcgill.ca ===
