Further investigation with support on this particular question and the
number of db volumes per spindle, I received the following reply:
"We have no recommendation on that, because it can be so environment
specific."
The hardware is IBM so why not have a recommendation?
I find it awful disappoin
Geoff -
Do a physical inspection of the D40s, in particular looking for
blinking lights indicating incomplete SSA loops which degrade
performance. Your AIX Error Log may also hold indications of problems.
All the usual system tuning considerations need to be pursued. One of
the first things I wo
Mike -
There's nothing wrong with backing up symbolic links, per se. Don't
get into the bad habit of arbitrarily excluding things from backup:
our responsibility as TSM administrators is to get a full image of
client data to allow for a later, full recovery.
Pursue the actual issues there. If th
The first version of the script did not account for file names containing
spaces. Now file names will be written with quotes around them.
Also, the script does not traverse subdirectories. While that might be
easily done, you can also use a batch file to wrap the script.
New version of script:
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| Subject: [ADSM-L] Batch script in Windows to create filelist
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| Hi,
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| I need to create a filelist of fil
> What size disks? were these the same disks as on your previous setup?
All disks are 36GB. Yes, these are the same size as the previous setup.
Available space is 132GB assigned capacity is 120GB.
The difference would be in the number of db volumes. The old system has 9, 3
on each 36GB disk the
We have a TSM backup client that keeps dying when backing up a certain
file system. This file system does have a couple of thousand small files
in it. It started to get out of memory errors and Tivoli support
that it was a bad client version and had us upgrade the client. I did
notice that this fi
Standard command line commands are insufficient, so VBScript would be the
answer. I'm not overly familiar with VBScript, but a couple of hours or so
with a reference on Windows scripting and some searches at
http://msdn.microsoft.com allowed me to come up with the following:
==
>> On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 08:43:26 -0700, "Gill, Geoffrey L." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>> said:
> To be more clear. The 4 D40's are a mixture of database, logs and
> disk pools. One VG for database, one for mirrored database and one
> for data storage pools.
Mkay; good. :)
What size disks? were these
In working with IBM3584 library, after a tape is checkout of the library
into I/O bin, using tapeutil command, if inventory is queried it will
display checkout name volume and source element address where it came from.
The library has been partitioned into two libraries smc0 and smc1 and this
chec
Eric, marking it destroyed won't do anything.
You have to actually do the delete volume.
(test it - you can mark a tape destroyed, then mark it back READWRITE again,
and it's fine...)
W
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How may disks are in the vg for the db?
How many disk are in the vg for the mirror of the db?
How big are the disk drives?
I assume that when you watch topas you see very high
wait-for-I/O percent and little actual cpu being used.
Does a iostat show even activity on the disks for db and log?
>4 full D40s, JBOD, for the database? Ouchie. There's my leading
>candidate for performance problems.
>I suggest one VG with a bunch of non-raided disks in it, raw LVs one
>or two to a spindle, with mirrors on separate spindles, for DB and
>log.
To be more clear. The 4 D40's are a mixture
Hello
I am currently running a number of Windows 2003 based TSM 5.2.7.1
servers. They are relatively stable, however I am looking to upgrade to
5.3.
I have had a 5.3.2.0 server running for about 10 months, with minimal
load- I have seen no problems with this instance. I look at the fixes in
5.3.3
Hi Peter!
A delete volume runs as fast (or as slow) as a delete filespace. Actually, it
does the very same thing: delete every single object from the database one by
one.
If the node had it's own tapes, you could mark all it's tapes in both the
primary pool and the copy pool destroyed and let do
Hi *SM-ers!
When I use the 5.2 web admin on one of my TSM servers, the time format
is not what I expect it to be. For instance, when I query client events,
time is shown as 8:00 PM instead of 20:00. When I query through dsmadmc
it is shown as 20:00.
Does anybody know where to set the date and time
You can define an additional copy pool, use the define volume command
to assign the volume to the new pool, then backup a primary storage pool
to the new pool.
Since this is an additional copy pool, you can delete the volume when done
testing.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Man
Check Preservelastaccessdate in client manual.
//Henrik
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Ochs, Duane
Sent: den 21 augusti 2006 15:36
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Windows files and last accessed date.
My windows group has come a
My windows group has come across a condition where the TSM backup
updates a file's Last Accessed date to the date and time the file was
last backed up. This has become a concern when using a 3rd party product
for file archiving. Or a better description is ILM and migration files
to tier two storage
Hi TSM-gurus,
I try to install TDPO 5.3.3 on RHEL 4.
I installed the Api, then the 64-bit API and then tried to install the
TDP-Oracle.x86_64.bin file.
The following messages were issued and then the install process seems to
loop at 99.9% cpu
and grabbing more and more storage:
Initiali
Thanks,
I've poked at it more and have found most of the things I was
looking for. They are now 5 or 6 'clicks' deep, but I eventually found
them.
Ben
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Miller, Ryan
Sent: Friday, August 18, 200
Hi TSM'ers
on the following system I'm faced to delete ca. 15 filespaces holding a
total of ca. 30 Mio files.
HW: IBM H70, 2GB, SSA + SAN disks
OS: AIX 5.3 ML 04
TSM:5.3.3, 60 GB DB on SSA & mirrored on SAN, 2 GB LOG ( SSA + SAN)
Doing individual
del filesp node file_space_
Suggestion: go to the TSM support page (see my sig) and do a search on
TSMADMINCENTER. That will locate for you several useful documents. For
example, this qustion is answered in the document with "quick paths" in
its title.
Regards,
andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Cl
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