I was wondering why TSM tech support was taking a long
time to respond.
Someone gave the following URL:
http://www.ibmemployee.com/
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Well that was painful but I found the problem after digging around on my
own.. The "Backing up DB2 using Tivoli Storage Manager" redbook lacks a step
in the section "Chapter 6 : Backing up DB2 UDB on the Sun Solaris Platform".
I closely followed the steps there and did it on two different DB2
inst
Gerald,
The return codes for tsm products that use the api are in the
api folder, include folder, dsmrc.h file. TDPO and db2/udp use the
api. In this case rc=2032 means --
#define DSM_RC_NO_OWNER_REQD 2032 /* owner not allowed. Allow default */
Exactly what to change to fix this? I hav
More info:
In USEREXIT.ERR:
Time of Error: Thu May 30 17:35:48 2002
Parameter Count: 9
Parameters Passed:
ADSM password: fastdb
Database name: DS50
Logfile name: S024.LOG
Logfile path:
Nope.. my dsm.sys is:
SErvername TSM
COMMmethod TCPip
TCPPort1500
TCPServeraddress dev36
passwordaccess generate
SCHEDMODe PROMPT
maxcmdretries 10
Nodename DB2
schedlogname /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/dsmsched.log
These return codes are documented in the dsmrc.h file, located in the
tsm\api\include directory. The return code here means:
#define DSM_RC_NO_OWNER_REQD 2032 /* owner not allowed.
Allow default */
Do you have an "owner" specified in the dsm.sys file stanza? You need to
remove it.
You'll probably get more help if you include more information, like:
Is this a new setup or when did it start happening?
Are you backing up to tape or disk? Multiple sessions?
Is this backup scheduled or how is it initiated?
How do you know all the data was sent?
What do the logs look like?
Wher
I manage the TSM backups for my company. Everything seems to be working
fine, but I am looking for advice for daily and monthly maintenance checks
that I can do to make sure that everything really is OK.
I am not as concerned with restoring the OS as I am with the SQL databases,
Novell NDS, and
Divide the amount of data on your FULL tape volumes by the native capacity.
Here's a sample SQL statement. You'll need to filter it for your tape
storagepools and only FULL volumes.
select volume_name,cast(est_capacity_mb/ as decimal(3,1)) from volumes
Use these values for :
359
If a cartridge is FULL, does the estimated capacity include files that have
been expired on that cartridge? E.g. assuming a tape takes time to fill up,
it's possible some of the files on that tape may expire before the tape
reaches FULL status. It's also unlikely the space has yet been reclaimed.
I can't find this return code anywhere.. anyone know what this means?
DB2 7.1 EE, TSM 4.2.2 server/client.. both boxes are solaris 2.8
db2 => backup db ds50 online use tsm
SQL2062N An error occurred while accessing media
"/opt/db2udb/sqllib/adsm/libadsm.a". Reason code: "2032".
db2 => ? sql206
We received an error similiar to thisdid you receive any operating
system errors? Ours was shark attached and ended up being an fibre apar.
-Original Message-
From: Lisa Cabanas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 29, 2002 12:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: ANU2508E
Hello!
Is there any way to find out how much compression I am getting on a IBM 3494 library?
Thanks.
Mahesh
Maybe someone can help me out here. Here are the stats from two cluster groups going
to the same S/390 server. H: drive cluster belongs to Server3. I: drive cluster
belongs to Server4. There is no
other activity (client or admin) on the TSM server while these backups are in
progress. These
Dwight,
The last completed incremental is what controls the update, per each
filespace; hence, if you exclude.fs (or use DOMAIN to exclude), then
the date in the filespaces table should reflect that -- it's also what
is shown from the ba-client "q fi", or admin.client "q fi f=d".
So... you prob
Be aware that it appears that using the Solaris admin client (dsmadmc) from
version 510C will cause "ANR2032E Command failed - internal server
error detected." messages to occur on some older TSM servers.
I'm experiencing this when attached to a 3.7.4.6 server on AIX.
Logging in and using t
Hi,
38 MB/s is not out-of-line(see previous post). Nor do I believe that there are there
any instances where the statistics are incorrect. You just need to know how they are
being calculated. See my previous post 'Network data transfer rate & aggregate data
transfer rate'. It is almost a perf
Impress your boss... !
use one of the following select statements to get a rough capacity of all
your tsm clients
(breakdown by node)
select node_name,sum(capacity) as "filespace capacity
MB",sum(capacity*pct_util/100) as "filespace occupied MB" from
adsm.filespaces where cast((current_timestamp
Check ur NIC n/w speed it should be 100mbps on client and server side.
Do u have memory leaks?
-Original Message-
From: Molly YM Pui [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 2:57 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Network data transfer rate & aggregate data transfer rate
Dea
I have seen this also. There is no mistake in the numbers. The trick is that the
backup is multi-stream.
Pretend that you have really slow disks, they can only read at 2 MB/s. But your server
and network can handle much more. Also pretend you have 3 independent sets (or maybe
RAID arrays) of d
We've found it easier to include all errors in our check (which covers this
one) then just filter out any errors you don't want as you go along.
We get this happening also, get the error right away in email, also in next
days error check of previous 24 hours.
-Original Message-
From: Bil
As filespaces come and go on a client, does anyone know of a solid way to
clean them up ? ? ?
Since directories are "backed up" even when they are "excluded" would the
"Last Backup Start Date/Time:" reflect the last time the file system was
mounted ? ? ?
here is an example of why I would like to
One that we've added to our daily 'health' check is query the actlog for:
ANR8443E Command: Volume volume name in library library name cannot be
assigned a status of SCRATCH.
messages. We had some tapes brought back that were not scratch and inserted
into the 3494 library. The library put them a
Hello,
We have a TDP for SAP R/3 for Oracle 3.2.0.8 in
Windows NT 4.0, and TSM Server 4.2.1.15 in Windows
2000.
when doing backup with for TDP SAP works correctly and
although the data are sent in their totality, the TDP
never indicates that backup to finished: therefore I
have had to cancel the
Use the DELETE FILESPACE command to delete an individual filespace.
David Longo
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/31/02 09:53AM >>>
As filespaces come and go on a client, does anyone know of a solid way to
clean them up ? ? ?
Since directories are "backed up" even when they are "excluded" would the
"Las
Hi *SM-ers!
For your information: the fixed UNIX clients (4.2.2.1) are available on the
FTP servers.
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Received this information from the Tivoli Error Message Manager.pdf
Improved ANRD Messages
By setting message context reporting to ON, you get additional information
when
the server issues ANRD messages. The additional information can help to
identify problem causes. See the SET CONTEXTME
It's the time elapsed when data was actually being transferred. Is the case
below, it looks like there is a lot of time when either the client or the
server was doing something else besides transferring data during the event.
-
Tom Walker
-Original Message-
From: Wholey, Joseph (TGA\MLO
Can someone expound on what exactly DATA TRANSFER TIME specifies. I've read the
definition in the manual and it's still not clear to me. In the below example,
exactly what took 47.07 seconds? thx.
05/30/2002 21:45:36 --- SCHEDULEREC STATUS BEGIN
05/30/2002 21:45:36 Total number of objects i
The transfer of the 29 objects that were backed up. The rest of the time
was spent getting info from server and sorting though files on client
to decide what needed backing up, and some other overhead stuff.
That's the ideal explanation.
As I look further I see you transferred 1.7GB in 47 secs.
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Ochs, Duane
> Is there a way to bind files to a new management class from the
> TSM server ?
>
>
> I have 6 Exchange systems that no longer exist and we need to
> rebind the DB
> backups to a different MC.
Afraid not. About the
Meensun,
The error message ANRD is a general error message by design,
however if you broaden the search to include ssrecons.c and ThreadId,
(all from you activity log), you may be successful at finding something in
the Tivoli Knowledge Base, AskTivoli.
The hits I found all invloved reclamati
Dear TSMers,
As I understand (pls correct me if i'm wrong), network data transer rate =
total no. of bytes transferred / data transfer time &
Aggregate data transfer rate = total no. of bytes transferred / elapsed
processing time,
where elapsed processing time include data transfer time and other
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