I get your point Bill but if something this basic is broken and has been
broken for a while (I gather) somebody would just take it out for the
time being, it's not that much work to just disable a function like that
in the software.
People that see the wizard and used to use it will use it again..b
Hi,
I am planning to put TSM 6.1 under the control of HACMP 5.4 in a two node
cluster. AIX version is 6.1. This task is more complex than previous TSM
versions because of DB2 you know. The question is that do I need DB2 HADR?
Regards,
Mehdi Salehi
TSM guru's of the world,
I am toying around with a new TSM server we have and I am pondering some
options and would like your thoughts about them.
I am setting up a 6.1.2.0 TSM server with a filepool only, planning on
using deduplication.
When I set up a filepool I usually make a fairly small vol
We're big. (2tb/day backup data Mon-Fri nights) Expiration is the 20-ton
elephant in the room. If it doesn't run to completion every once in a
while, we're in trouble and we have the dreaded database bloat. It has
happened, and it wasn't pretty.
You can call this schedule crazy, but it's what work
>> On Sat, 29 Aug 2009 09:24:11 +0200, Stefan Folkerts
>> said:
> Now I am thinking, dedupe only occurs when you move data the volumes
> or reclaim them but 10G volumes might not get reclaimed for a LONG
> time since they contain so little data the chance of that getting
> reclaimed and thus de
Interesting ideas and a simulator would be fun for this purpose.
You could be right and your example does make sense in a way but still..
I do wonder if it works out in the real world.
Let's say you have normal data that expires (user files etc) and large
databases, some you keep for many months a
