I have a select statement that will display part of what I want but I cant
seem to make it completely work.
Here is the statement and the output,
select node_name as Node,count(distinct volume_name) as "Tape Pool
Media",count(distinct volume_name) as "Copy Pool Media" from volumeusage
where stgpoo
Roger,
That would do it! Last line of the dsmserv.opt - "DISABLESHEDS YES".
Thanks for the help.
Regards,
--
Graham Trigge
IT Technical Specialist
Server Support
Telstra Australia
Office: (02) 8272 8657
Mobile: 040
You can cancel it. If you have a problem that you need to audit, I don't
think there's any more damage you can cause.
At 03:51 PM 1/21/2004 -0600, you wrote:
How do I stop an auditdb on windows?
I can't wait for it to finish
TIA
Fred Johanson
ITSM Administration
NSIT/DCS
University of Chicago
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How do I stop an auditdb on windows?
I can't wait for it to finish
TIA
Yes, that is true, at least on W2K pro and server, the profiles are not
locked for inactive users and will back up OK.
However, if you have any services running under accounts other than "system"
(which you must do if you want the service to be able to access network
resources), then they are alwa
Hi all, I am a little new to TSM, but learning fast.
Anyway I want to be able to split up the NDMP backups on the NetApp filer we have into
smaller chunks. My aim is to do backups at the qtree level eg /vol/vol1/qtree1. This
way I can reduce the impact on re-running a failed backup if something
To the best of my knowledge the scsi id is set by the slot position. When we
boot our TSM server (win2k) with 2 2940 adapters I see the following sign
on: The first adapter shows the Library as scsid 6 and the first (bottom)
drive as scsid 0. The second adapter shows the second drive (which is in
e
From: Prather, Wanda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>THANK YOU for this information, it is very important to us.
It seems Tivoli has never been interested in marketing TSM for backing up
workstations (which REQUIRES the ability to recover user profiles).<
Good point, Wanda. Most customers don't giv
From: Charlie Hurtubise [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Getting CAD Service start-up errors on a Win 2003 Server for Client data
Backup only. Anyone else have experience here or IBM?
Details...
> I have installed TMS Client 5.2.2 on a new Win2003 server to backup non C:
> disk data. All is fine except
> Hello.
>
Getting CAD Service start-up errors on a Win 2003 Server for Client data
Backup only. Anyone else have experience here or IBM?
Details...
> I have installed TMS Client 5.2.2 on a new Win2003 server to backup non C:
> disk data. All is fine except when I try to use the CAD daemon (servic
Stefan,
THANK YOU for this information, it is very important to us.
It seems Tivoli has never been interested in marketing TSM for backing up
workstations (which REQUIRES the ability to recover user profiles).
Wanda
-Original Message-
From: Stefan Holzwarth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sen
Rob,
Like David said, etc...
During SQL-BT setup, you should have created a MC for SQL-BT backups
w/ Backup CopyGroup w/ VerExists=1 VerDeleted=0 RetExtra=0 RetOnly=0.
SQL-BT incorporates datime values in its TSM backup filenames so that
each backup filename is unique; if you setup SQL-BT to keep 1
I can see from the dsmsched.log extracts that the backup on 1/15 ran OK,
but the one on 1/16 did not. However, it is not possible to identify the
problem since (a) you did not provide complete dsmsched.log info, and (b)
the dsmerror.log data you provided are for the wrong dates. You need to
examine
Upgrade AIX I believe - I don't think 5.2 is supported on 4.3.3
Cheers,
Sam
-Original Message-
From: goran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 January 2004 11:38
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: help ?
hi all,
what should i do first ? upgrade AIX from 4.3.3 ml10 to 5.2 or, upgrade
TSM 5
'query opt' shows 'Maximum Sessions'
'query status' shows 'Maximum Sessions' (number of sessions) and 'Maximum
Scheduled Sessions' (also as number of sessions)
- the latter is based on the percentage specified in 'set opt MaxSchedSessions
'
"Roger Deschner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: "
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
remainde
It handles expiration like Oracle RMAN (in general). The expiration
is done by the client, not the normal "versioning" of TSM. The
SQL-BT setup and config should have info on setting up Management
Class on TSM for this. I have SQL-BT version 4.2 on AIX Sybase Client.
The config on SQL-BT allows
Check your dsmserv.opt file to make sure that you do NOT have
DISABLESCHEDS YES
Roger Deschner University of Illinois at Chicago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Tue, 20 Jan 2004, Graham Trigge wrote:
>All,
>
>I am running TSM 5.1.8.0 on Solaris 8. My client is a Windows 2K server
>(client versio
We see that all the time, and I don't think it's necessarily a problem...
The "idle wait" you see from Q session is the state of things from the
SERVERS point of view.
It just means the client hasn't started another transaction yet.
The client may be noodling through the filesystem looking for th
It can't hurt! If you don't need to run it, it will complete fairly
quickly without doing anything. If you do need it, it will toil away and
do its job. I was surprised at how much it cleaned up - my database went
from 92% full to 79% full. Run it on a weekend - it is fairly compute
intensive if it
>What are some of the more common Idle Wait problems? We have a few
>(about 5) nodes that back up into the daytime. Either they have long
>idle wait times, or they have numerous short idle waits (like say 10
>seconds or so). I am told the NIC cards have been checked. Thanks for
>any information
What are some of the more common Idle Wait problems? We have a few
(about 5) nodes that back up into the daytime. Either they have long
idle wait times, or they have numerous short idle waits (like say 10
seconds or so). I am told the NIC cards have been checked. Thanks for
any information. Oh
Hello all,
How does TSM handle the expiration of SQL Backtrack filespaces if the data was
originally written directly to tape, thus never existing on hard disk? We have a
situation where these filespaces are not expiring and are not even being marked as
inactive yet they are in a MC that is se
You could create a new domain or you could just create
separate management classes to meet your needs and use
the INCLUDE option to bind those objects to the
specific management class.
In general, take a look at the book where it discusses
policy recommendations:
Because log and set objects are
Hi,
there is another thing, do not share w2k and aix uplinks from a SAN switch to a
SAN gateway,
because on one connection you can define only one HOSTTYPE, i.e. autosense/NT or
AIX.
Aix sometimes uses longer SCSI commands for HOSTTYPE autosense/NT
Best Regards
Markus Veit
Hi. I'm running a 3582 with two LTO2 drives with 5.2.2 server on Linux ES
2.1-27. I've seen macrocode comments before, but I'm running macrocode level
35N2 on the IBM LTO2 drives and all works great.
Charlie H
Tecsys Inc.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Thnx Markus,
You gave me the right answer in the right time ...boy I love this list...
Best Regards,
Koen.
From: Markus Veit <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Antwort: cross platform library sharing aix w2k
Date: Wed, 21 J
An IBM Knowledge Base article addressing many common Journal Based Backup
questions has recently
been published and is available at the following link (search for Journal
Based Backup):
http://www-306.ibm.com/software/sysmgmt/products/support/
This article also contains links to unsupported Journ
Hi,
yes it is, just make sure the path/devices match, i.e. /dev/rmt0 --> mt0.1.0.1
Best Regards
Markus Veit
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Hi TSMers,
This question is not really about tsm but please could some assist me... If
I create my filesystems as JFS2 are there any implications to DB2 or SAP
R/3
Thanks you for all your assistance.
Lindy Crawford
Information Technology
Nedbank Corporate - Property and Asset Finance
Tel
Hi,
We are using (or trying to use) TSM for a couple of months now and still
have quite a list of questions. I'm looking for companies or people in
Belgium who would be available for some consulting/jobs on TSM. I guess
1 or 2 days would suffice for somebody who is familiar with TSM.
If you know p
Dear Listers,
Does anybody knows if it is possible to share a library between AIX and w2k.
Using the sharing functionality in TSM.
THNX,
Koen
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Upgrade to AIX 5.2 ML2 first, because TSM 5.2.x is not supported on AIX
4.3.3.
Met vriendelijke groet, with kind regards,
Richard van Denzel
Consultant
IBM CATE, TSM Certified Consultant
Solution Professional Services B.V.
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hi all,
what should i do first ? upgrade AIX from 4.3.3 ml10 to 5.2 or, upgrade TSM
5.1.8.0 to 5.2.2.0 ?
pSeries640
LTO 3584
FC conn
thanks,
goran
Thanks David -
I did see the document and have been reading over it.
I just have a few more questions, if you would not mind. :)
How is the utilization on your cluster for this? Also, how many objects are
on your cluster total? How many changes are made?
Thanks again
-- Terry
-Origin
Terry,
Yes, we use TSM JBB's on an MSCS Win2K AS server - it's a production
system, and since we've got the JBB's up and running properly (a few
probs to begin with) we haven't experienced a failover to the 'B' system
to see how the JBB's respond. Since 5.1 client there is a
PreserveDBonexit setti
Hi -
Has anyone used journaling on a cluster? If so, any information, problems,
etc, would be helpful. I do know how to set it up, but just am curious about
your experience with it.
We have a cluster that takes 16 hours to inspect 9million files, but it only
backs up maybe 30k to 50k of these.
Hi Sam,
A few things to look out for when running TSM journaling:
O - You'll need to complete a normal incremental backup after having
enabled journaling (i.e. the tsmjbbd.exe process is running all the
time). Subsequent backups should then be journaled.
O - In your next incremental backup, you'
I have enabled journaling on a client which has a lot of timeouts and
overruns it's sessions due to a large number of files in the are being
backed. However I could not find documentation on it and wanted to
confirm it's working - am I right in thinking that once enabled the
next window runs as no
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