Hi,
I just wanted to share a small script I hacked to give me some live
estimates during database backup. I run it as a subprocess while the
database backup is running in foreground in my daily scripts.
Feel free to optimize it... :)
-bash-2.05b# cat tsm_vault
-8<-
[...]
( while [[ `${L
Other server operations can also generate a nonzero value for the BYTES
column. If you are interested in client backup and archive operations,
consider the test for the activity column included in my initial response.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client De
On Oct 28, 2006, at 8:26 AM, Lamb, Charles P. wrote:
Hi.
When we run a dsmc on a server, the filespace information (backup_end
information in the filespace column name from the TSM DB) is updated
showing some data has been sent to the TSM system. However, when
we run
an incremental fro
Hi..
Regarding our problem below, in the client schedule, we have used select
command and in the object field, we have selected individual file
systems on the AIX server, i.e. /home, /u02, u03, etc. which are data
file systems. Have we set the backup scheme wrong??
On some of the AIX server
Hi.
When we run a dsmc on a server, the filespace information (backup_end
information in the filespace column name from the TSM DB) is updated
showing some data has been sent to the TSM system. However, when we run
an incremental from the TSM scheduler task list, the filespace
information
On Oct 28, 2006, at 6:58 AM, Lamb, Charles P. wrote:
Hi
We have been running the below script for checking when the server
data
is backup for change management process. We have noticed if the
dsmc is
performed on the server via server scheduler everything is OK with the
filespace header in
Hi
We have been running the below script for checking when the server data
is backup for change management process. We have noticed if the dsmc is
performed on the server via server scheduler everything is OK with the
filespace header information, however, if we schedule an incremental via
th
