FYI - in case anyone's interested - there's a TSM User Group in New Zealand,
upcoming meetings are in Auckland on 30th Sept and Wellington 7th Oct. For
details go to
http://www.tivoli-ug.org/groups?groupid=257
Best regards,
Xav Paice
The command line with, dsmc restore -pick -ina should do that.
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Subject: [ADSM-L] viewing backup verisons on Linux
Hi,
try adding "-inactive "
Regards,
Shawn
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Thank you Skylar, you are a great help.
Avy Wong
Business Continuity Administrator
Mohegan Sun
1 Mohegan Sun Blvd
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(860)862-8164
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Skylar Thompson
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Try -inactive. If you want to be able to select the files without
re-running dsmc, you can also use -pick.
Avy Wong wrote:
Hi,
I know that you can view all the backup versions using the gui on
windows by selecting " Display active/inactive files" . In
Linux,
[r...@someserver
Hi,
I know that you can view all the backup versions using the gui on
windows by selecting " Display active/inactive files" . In
Linux,
[r...@someserver bin]# dsmc q backup
-subdir=yes /opt/tivoli/tsm/client/ba/bin/
.. I only see the most recent
The upgrade is on the books. Was this fixed in 5.5? Did you reset your
storage pool volumes all at once like a script? or one at a time? Thanks for
your response!
Brett
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Is the second restore waiting for access to the cartridge that the first
restore is using?
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Mehdi Salehi
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Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] SV:
Tape drives do tend to grow compressed data. I have several storage pools that
have most of the tapes full 5-10% lower than the capacity.
You may be seeing some of that problem. Also you may be seeing TSM not report
the tape is full until after the whole object is written. TSM appears to not
Back when I was running a version of TSM with that bug, I did a reset on all
storage pool volumes each day. Fortunately, its been long fixed on supported
versions of the server. Upgrade!
David
>>> "Whitlock, Brett" 9/24/2009 1:26 PM
>>> >>>
Friends of TSM,
I run scripts to compare the numb
Friends of TSM,
I run scripts to compare the number of files and G in my primary pools and copy
pools. Sometimes they don't match up. I run an extra backup stg and it says
'no data to copy'. The work around on this is to go through the primary pool
volumes and do a Q CON volume COPIED=NO. O
Yes it is happening all the time. The files are mainly Exchange PST files -
size from 2 to 12 GB. Also 2 Windows boxes System State + Windows folder +
Program Files (it is less 4-5 GB each) . I try to backup 172 GB of data
(besides the Windows sistem about 30,000 files only), but it does only ab
Does it happen every time?
What is the size range of the files going to the tape?
Is it possible that already compressed files are expanding during an effort to
compress them again?
If TSM is trying to write a file or aggregate larger than the remaining space
on the media, it won't use the remai
Gretchen, you might also try the server option reportretrieve yes (default is
no) - I have not tried it in an HSM context but for a restore it gives you file
information. Of course it requires a TSM server restart.
Joerg
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From: "Gretchen L. Thiele"
Date: Thursday, S
Thanks, Joerg, for reminding me that the accounting records
contain this info! I was hoping that there was, in addition,
something that I could spot check (using 'q act', for example)
a bit more easily (accounting is currently turned off - too
much data).
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From: ADSM: Di
JR,
Another method of determining if lan-free is working is to perform a
"query mount" on the lan-free client. You can do this from the TSM
server console using server to server communications to the client:
"storageagentname: q mount"
The data being restored must be accessable from the sto
Gretchen, I don't know about the first part, but as to information about recall
activity, use the accounting records (set accounting on) - fields 26-29 relate
to migration and recall activity.
Joerg Pohlmann
250-245-9863
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From: "Gretchen L. Thiele"
Date: Thursday, S
We've been using GPFS-directed HSM for a while now,
working quite well (with a few bugs, but they're
being worked on).
The 'problem' I'm seeing is the mounting of HSM
media (tapes, in particular) during the running of
an incremental backup. Since we have the requirement
that nothing can be migrate
SERVER
TSM 5.5
AIX 5.3.08
CLIENT
TSM 64bit Client 5.5.0.6
TSM TDPO 5.5.1.0
TSM Storage Agent 5.5.1.1
AIX 5.3.08
Currently we are using RMAN with TSM TDPO and LAN-Free clients to backup
our Oracle 10G database. This has been confirmed by looking through the
logs, monitoring network/SAN traffic and
Hi,
Does anyone here use DPA?
Trying to get to grips with it but it's not obvious.. I'd like to query
the libvolumes table to determine scratch levels (just to begin with)
but I can't see how to do it.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Matthew
Matthew Large
Group IT Service D
Both responses aren't taking into consideration what TSM (ADSM) server
level they are running.
Back in the "old days", you had to do a "REGISTER LICENSE FILE=(insert
your license file name, such as msexch.lic) NUMBER=?"
From:
Grigori Solonovitch
To:
ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date:
09/24/2009 02:08
Hello,
our 3583 Library has a lot of problems (but with the robot not with the
drives!). We also have an old (but working) 4560SLX library with LTO1
drives. Is it possible to remove the LTO2 drives from the 3583 and put them
into the 4560SLX? Is that possible?
Kind regards,
Stephan
On 22 sep 2009, at 20:39, Shawn Drew wrote:
Hehe, just as a thought experiment...
Presuming our instances are of equal size, they would be equally
running
jobs at the same times. So they would all equally have a couple
drives
available to be pre-empted.
statistically speaking, yes, on avera
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