Girl and Guys,
lets make it clear - is journal backup feature only available in Windows
or I am missing something.
If I am not wrong Peter posted in the beginning that is talking about AIX
boxes, so journaling TSM feature is not available there.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Hi
Upgrading at least the client to a newer level such as 4.2.1.20 or
4.2.1.30 would be a good idea. The 4.2.1.0 client has had a lot of
performance problems.
Another thing to use is the journal-based backup, which probably will save
you a lot of time.
Best Regards
Daniel Sparrman
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newbie
Paul
further info
Tapes are 3590's - two of them!
Disks are 18G internal SCSI
Versions of TSM are 4.2.1.0 (server and client)
n/w between client and server is 100BaseT
Direct fibre connections between server and each tape device
Other info which may help
FTP'ed large (2G!) files between cleint and /dev/null on
server.....>9000Kbytes/sec
setting on server viewed thru GUI
Maximum files in a client transaction = 256 (from TSM Server gui)
Maximum files moved in a transaction = 500 (TSM server gui)
Maximum megabytes moved in a transaction = 256 (gui again)
Details of files below.....
TIA
Peter
dsm.sys on client is as follows...
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SErvername tsmserv
SCHEDMODE POLLING
QUERYSCHEDPERIOD 1
COMMmethod TCPip
TCPPort 1500
TCPServeraddress tsmserv
tcpnodelay no
tcpwindowsize 1024
largecommbuffers yes
txnbytelimit 2097152
nodename oradev1
errorlogretention 10,D
passwordaccess generate
schedlogname dsmsched.log
schedlogretention 10,D
compression no
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Nothing in dsm.opt
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no dsmserv.sys (at least that I can find!!!!
======================
Dsmserv.opt....as follows......non comment lines only included.....I have
never looked at the dsmserv files....they are as was left by the
'consultants' who installed and ran away!
COMMmethod TCPIP
COMMmethod SHAREDMEM
COMMmethod HTTP
LANGuage en_US
ENABLE3590LIBRARY YES
HTTPPORT 1580
SHMPORT 1510
TCPBUFSIZE 32
TCPNODELAY YES
TCPPORT 1500
COMMTIMEOUT 60
DISABLESCHEDS YES
IDLETIMEOUT 15
MAXSESSIONS 40
USELARGEBUFFERS YES
BUFPOOLSIZE 32768
SELFTUNEBUFPOOLSIZE YES
LOGPOOLSIZE 2048
MIRRORREAD DB NORMAL
MIRRORREAD LOG NORMAL
MIRRORWRITE DB SEQUENTIAL
MIRRORWRITE LOG SEQUENTIAL
MOVEBATCHSIZE 500
MOVESIZETHRESH 256
TXNGROUPMAX 256
EVENTSERVER YES
DEVCONFIG /usr/tivoli/tsmlog/devconfig
DEVCONFIG /usr/tivoli/tsmlogmir/devconfig2
EXPINTERVAL 0
VOLUMEHISTORY /usr/tivoli/tsmlog/volumehistory
VOLUMEHISTORY /usr/tivoli/tsmlogmir/volumehistory
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I have file systems with 1.5TB and 9 million files. They do take a while
to
backup. We can save a 1 TB SAP database in about 2.5 hours. So, I think
we
need some more information.
What kind of tape?
What kind of disk?
TSM server on AIX?
What kind of Network interface?
What does your dsmserv.sys and opt and dsm.sys and dsm.opt look like?
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try with the adaptive sub-file differencing incl. in the 4.2 Client If you
have enough capacity in the network components the ressourceutil param in
the dsm.opt or dsm.sys may also help regards joachim
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Hi,
sorry if this is a repost!
firstly let me state that I am very new to TSM ....and have only picked up
bits and pieces from reviewing the list and some FAQ type docos....so pls
excuse if this is a basic question...
We have several AIX boxes which have 'large' file systems...by large I
mean
> 30Gig which contain multiple installs of Oracle sever s/w ....so
> thousands
of files/directories. (NB Not the database files them selves)
A selective backup of these is taking a 'significant' amount of time -
approx 4 hr to do a filesystem of about 35G...I have tried going directly
to
tape - think it was even slower....
so what I am looking for is some advice on the best settings for these
types
of file systems
TIA
Peter
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