I've been ranting about that here for a while now. Yes, it sucks! And
removing the dsmmfc native GUI client in 6.2 just added insult to
injury. I did a benchmark of the Windows v6.1 java client versus the
v6.1 native dsmmfc client on the same computer, and the java client took
10 times longer to in
See page 286 in the AIX admin guide
Quote:
Attention: By default, the Tivoli Storage Manager server requires that
you back
up deduplication-enabled primary storage pools before volumes in the
storage
pool are reclaimed and before duplicate data is discarded. The copy
storage pools
and active-d
Alex,
I can't find the precise reference at the moment, but I think the copy
backup must be to a non-deduplicated pool for this flag to be satisfied.
Accordingly, I suspect reclamation, which is the process that
deconstructs the duplicate data, is disabled until the flag setting is
properly honou
Hi,
I'm a bit confused about this option.
when I set it to no, reclamation on my primary dedup filepool works
when set to yes, not. although all data is copied to a copypool.
reclamaion on copypool works in both situations...
could it have to do with the fact that the copypool is also file device
Interesting question/comment on the IBM Storage blog by Tony Pearsonat
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/InsideSystemStorage/?lang=en
In talking about events on Day 4 of the IBM Storage University, he
describes
a Question/Answer event with this Q+A . . .
Q) The TSM GU
Thanks all. Adding the alias names fixed it.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of
Thorsten Burghardt
Sent: Wednesday, September 07, 2011 9:36
For some reason 6.2 does not like linking tables in the old way. You need to
use aliases.
Try this select statement:
select ev.node_name, ev.status, nd.email_address from events ev, nodes nd where
ev.node_name = nd.node_name and ev.status != 'Completed' and
ev.scheduled_start> '2011-09-06 08:
Well, column name is still node_name. listed as column 0.
Next to lookup the apar. Thanks for the help.
This is disconcerting. Sure effects my reporting and error tracking.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
-Original Message-
From: ADSM:
Hi,
use following Syntax:
select ev.node_name, ev.status, no.email_address from events ev, -
nodes no where ev.node_name = no.node_name and -
ev.status != 'Completed' and -
ev.scheduled_start> '2011-09-06 08:00:00' and -
ev.scheduled_start< '2011-09-07 07:00:00'
Thorsten
Von:"Lee, Gary D.
Do select * from syscat.columns where tabname='NODES'
and see if the column name is still NODE_NAME, or perhaps changed to NODENAME.
Beyond that: There were a bunch of APARs involving TSM tables, such as IC70346,
which may be impacting your attempted Select.
Unfortunately, TSM version 6 has be
TSM folks,
tsm server 6.2.2 on redhat enterprise linux 6.0
I submit the following file as a macro and recieve the errors below.
This query works in tsm 5.5
file c:\tsmscripts\pl3
-
select events.node_name, events.status, nodes.email_address from events, -
nodes where events.node_na
Thanks. The underlying problem turned out to be that I was trying to run the
db restore as root instead of as the instance owner. That in turn created a
log file in the instance directory that was owned by root that had to be
corrected before the instance owner could do the restore.
The V6 DR
Hi all
I need to transport a backup set and need at least some basic encryption.
Before I do a load of testing, I thought I'd ask the group
Does anyone know if client side encryption "include.encrypt" works with
backup sets, or rather, can you restore the stuff!
I'll be restoring via a loca
On 06/09/11 22:40, Richard van Denzel wrote:
Hi All,
Just a question aboutn the internal dedup of TSM. When I dedup a storage
pool and then backup the pool to a dedup copy pool, will the data in the
storage pool backup be transferred deduped or will it get undeduped first,
then transferred and t
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