Hello Damon
You can use a command like this to find out when the backup command is running.
Then run a query actl with a small delta of time less then the time reported
and you should see the method used to issue the command. As the backup command
can be shorted to BA you might have to vary the
This Export finally completed, however, I can't figure why it was
waiting so long for a volume.
(Waiting for input volume(s): B00580L3,(58779 Seconds))
Any ideas on where to look?
Two libraries, 20 LTO3 drives, There was not much happening at the time,
backups had completed
already.
TSM Server
The difference between a backup and an archive.
Rich
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#1 - A TSM incremental backup is equivalent to a full backup by
traditional products.
Andy Huebner
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Sorry but I already backed it off to the 532 version. I did several uninstalls
and removed the data source to have AV recreate it.
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Date: Tue, 1 Apr 2008 09:49:16
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Hi Bill,
FYI, there is no dependency between ODBC driver and installed TSM client.
The ODBC driver is a self-contained entity. So at least for the purposes
of ODBC, changing client levels has no effect.
I have seen this reported by several customers, but we are unable to
recreate this in the lab.
No we have it running at multiple sites on different levels of the client with
no problem. I backed it off to 5320 and it now works. I did several installs
and uninstalls of the 535 code with reboots with no luck. 532 is working and I
will just leave it alone for now.
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Thanks for the help - I couldn't remember the q sched t=a stuff.
I found the schedule that it is using now I'm just having trouble finding
the acutal scripting that it is using to do the back up
Damon Jongbloed
Associate Database Administrator
Jennie-O Turkey Store
You need to update the client to match if you haven't already, otherwise
it will not work.
Not only that but it could very well be an Autovault problem, Autovault
tends to be version specific.
We ran it at one site, but didn't keep it.
See Ya'
Howard
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> From: ADSM: Di
Do a "q volhist type=dbb" and possibly "q volhist type=dbsnapshot" and
you'll see what volumes are being used, which will also reveal whether
your doing all fulls, or a combo of full and incrementals.
You can also "q db f=d" and it will show when the last backup completed.
Then you'll need to loo
DB backup is normally done using admin schedules. Check with Q SCHED T=A
F=D, you may find an admin sched which runs BACKUP DB command.
Q VOLHIST T=DBB will display the database backup volumes.
Q DB F=D will indicate when the last backup of DB was taken and how much
of DB was changes since the las
Damon
>From the TSM Admin command line run 'query db'. This will display the date
when the DB was last backed up and whether there is a backup in progress
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> I am wondering if anyone can tell me if there is an easy way to tell how
> my
I have Autovault running on aa Windows2000 server with an old 5.1 client and
ODBC drive. I upgraded the ODBC to 5.3.5 and the thing just stopped working.
I don't think it's an Autovault issue. Turning on the ODBC trace I see the
error. Unfortunately this server doesn't have Excel loaded.
Tue Apr
I am wondering if anyone can tell me if there is an easy way to tell how my
DB is being backed up. I can tell that I am keeping 4 copies of it but I
don't know how it's being backed up. I'm sure it's being done via a
script but I can't find out where it's at. Any help would be greatly
apprecia
Hi Bill,
Yes, TOC support for backup sets was first introduced in TSM version 5.4.
(It actually first appeared in TSM Express, and was subsequently made
available in the enterprise version in 5.4.)
Best regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Product Developm
1. Retention - how it works and why, which would include variations
introduced by various Data Protection agents. (tape verses file, active
vs. inactive, live verses deleted, incremental forever, SQL Server
Retention vs ORACLE Retention vs Exchange, or file).
2. Archive vs. Backup in TSM.
3. Mo
Hi,
We have just upgraded our Windows TSM Server to 5,4,2, and I have
successfully generated
a backupset with TOC for a Windows Client V5.3.0.0
Node Name: S2632
Backup Set Name: E_31_03.192721067
Data Type: File
Date/Time: 03/31/
Our policy is to move the 'old' node to another domain, which in our
case is called 'REDUNDANT'. Therefore i know which of the servers have
been decommissioned as they are all in this domain. It also depends on
your sites' retention policies, but i have the redundant domain to
remove data after 180
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