Hi all,
just my two cents on file-deviceclass: I agree with Kelly that Volumes
should be predfined to avoid fragmentation. In addition I would very
strongly recommend running the define volume command with a wait=yes to
format them sequentially. While this looks a pain, volumes will be
formatted w
I have a linux TSM node called ANL2 that has stopped communicating with
the TSM server since Friday December 1st. We have not been able to
perform any backups on this server since that time.
The error in the activity log is:
12/05/2006 15:09:53 ANR0406I Session 12863 started for node ANL2
(
Fawad, have you run a sample backup and gathered an instrumentation trace?
This would be a good place to start to try and determine where a bottleneck
might exist. To gather this, place the statement "testflag
instrument:detail" in the dsm.opt file and run the backup. Perhaps if you
do this and po
We are currently looking at a couple of different solutions for our TSM
backup system as far as storage and we were wondering if anyone is using
either:
Netapp VTL
or
Datadomain disk to disk solution (DD560)
We are trying to get away from tapes as much as possible and planning on
using ta
Avy,
Q filespace nodename f=d > c:\out.txt
Should do it.
Kelly J. Lipp
VP Manufacturing & CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-266-8777
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Avy Wong
Hello,
Can you tell me how to output the information from a query into a
file in a directory?
Example: q filespace NODENAME f=d
I would like the output goes to a file rather than displaying it on the
screen.
Thank you.
Avy Wong
Business Continuity Administrator
Mohegan Sun
1 Mohegan Sun Bl
Two oddities I notice so far:
1). I created a devclass with vola-vole then started the copypool
creations.
I subsequently added volf. While it has created volumes in volf, only a
few.
It seems to use a roundrobin algorithm and since it had created a lot
of volumes
before the devclass def was update
Hi All,
Im looking for known issues, pertaining to TSM client 5.2.3 and
Novell/Netware environments, where the TSM incremental backups may
hang for not so obvious reasons. We have already eliminated network
problems as being the cause. Are there any technotes, incidents that
anyone is aware of th
the horse is out of the barn at this point.
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This looks good, but I would still create these volumes using define
vol
numberofvol rather than letting TSM create them.
Kelly J. Lipp
VP Manufacturing & CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Sprin
This looks good, but I would still create these volumes using define vol
numberofvol rather than letting TSM create them.
Kelly J. Lipp
VP Manufacturing & CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719-266-8777
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>> On Mon, 4 Dec 2006 19:46:07 +0100, Hans Christian Riksheim <[EMAIL
>> PROTECTED]> said:
> I essentially want to "stream" the output of the sql through a
> filter while it is returned from the TSM-server, not glob it up in
> memory first and then process it later. Have not found out yet with
>
And then after you have all the underlying AIX work done, you should
create the copy storage pool device class using some reasonable size
maxcap value. I've had reasonable success with 5000M as a starter.
Then instead of using scratch volumes (set maxscratch on the pool to
zero), use define vol st
Hi,
I use the 64-bit version of perl which can handle the amount of memory. But the
memory required is so great that the server starts swapping and the execution
rate goes to a standstill(together with the rest of the things running on that
AIX-server). The same will probably happen with DBM.
Yes, thank you.
After posting my question I went to the 5.3 Admin Ref and saw I needed
a file type device class
for copypools. Defined then, changed the script, and since TSM saw them
as a new copypool it
copied all the data over, over this past weekend. about 2 TB of
copypool data.
We just have
We tried file device class with our onsite pool with disappointing results.
I believe the problem was our decision not to stripe across LUN's. This
would have made performance much better, at the cost of a LUN failure
causing more damage than if we used them indicidually. Now, I can't
remember t
Hello All,
I'am having problems with backups and restores for Novell Cluster Volumes
with Tivoli 5.2.8.0 and Tivoli Novell client 5.3.3.
The restore database shows me not the full names of the directories and
files. The all are presented with an ~
How can I make this restore names with t
You should know that many MC's can be defined in a single PD; read
about this in online help for the DEFINE MGMTCLAS cmd. See, also,
the client option definition for INCLUDE -- the unique format used to
associate a different MC with various filename/filetype patterms.
Regards,
Don
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How is this possible? Only 2 copy groups can be present in a MC. Only
one policy set within a policy domain can be active at a time. I don't
see how it can be done in the same policy domain. Could you be more
specific?
Regards,
Nicholas
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The nodetype is of type server which means either it got registred
wrong(then registering the node, type=server was used) or there is
actually a storage agent or server that is defined as a node to your
primary TSM server with this name.
The q node t=server shows all registered nodes of type serve
On Dec 4, 2006, at 9:21 AM, Hans Christian Riksheim wrote:
The problem is that I want to process the output of sql statements
line by line as it is returned by the TSM-server, but it seems that
DBI requires the output of the whole sql to be stored in memory
before I can process it. For large que
I cannot remember if I ever tried using DBI, but I have been able to get
Perl to work with the TSM ODBC driver by using the Roth ODBC package for
Perl. Go to the URL in my sig, then do a search on:
odbc perl
to find an article on using Perl with the TSM ODBC driver. I believe my
example in
Hi,
anybody else using the perl module DBI::TSM?
I've recently been using it for reporting purposes and find it quite useful.
However I have some problems with the perl memory consumption. This may very
well be caused by my lack of knowledge of DBI, but I haven't found a remedy yet.
The proble
Eric -
The ability to retain Active files in the top level storage pool of a
hierarchy is a desirable feature which remains absent from the
product. It would be awkward to implement, given that the unit of
data movement within server storage is an Aggregate rather than
individual files, and it i
On Dec 4, 2006, at 4:44 AM, Niklas Lundstrom wrote:
tsm: PROD-ADSM3>q node askperf
ANR2034E QUERY NODE: No match found using this criteria.
In a case like this, you need to do 'Query Node Type=Any
Format=Detailed'
to find any conflicting names. Node names need to be unique, regardless
of type
Good Morning.
We are running TSM 5.2.2 server on AIX 5.2 and the clients are all
running TSM 5.2.2 on Windows 2000/2003, AIX 5.1, 5.2 and Solaris 7, 8, 9
and 10. A COPAN unit was purchased for us which is basically hard
drives that simulate tapes so we could get faster restores, etc.. What
we wo
Hello
Ok, that worked!
But this is a client node, not a TSM server.
/Niklas
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Ämne: Re: Invisible node???
Q node t=server?
Q node t=server?
Regards,
Karel
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Subject: Invisible node???
Hello
I've got a strange problem. I run q node and TSM says
Hello
I've got a strange problem. I run q node and TSM says the node doesn't
exist, but if I try to register the node again, TSM says it exist...
Output from the command
tsm: PROD-ADSM3>q node askperf
ANR2034E QUERY NODE: No match found using this criteria.
ANS8001I Return code 11.
tsm: PR
Orin,
If you are referring to actually sending your backup data over the
internet to a third party vendor (ie outsourcing some/all of your
backups). I know that SunGard in the UK actually offer a service known
as "Vaulting". They do use TSM, however I don't know if the
corresponding service exists
I would strongly recommend to opt for second tape drive
before even thinking about workarounds.
Your custommer should understood that working with single drive only
makes his backup and (TSM) management processes stop in case of single HW
failure.
Even normal TSM management is pain with only
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