While you could query the BACKUPS or CONTENTS tables via SQL on the SP
server-side, my experience is that this is no faster than QUERY BACKUP on
the client-side, and a lot more resource-intensive for the SP server. An
alternative would be to set these variables in your mmbackup shell
environment:
Can you check whether you have the NOMIGRRECLset in your dsmserv.opt ?
You may have followed this procedure but forgot to remove the entries ?
https://www.ibm.com/support/pages/recommended-dsmserv-restore-db-point-time-procedure
Cordialement / Kind regards
Julien Sauvanet
He/Him/His
Technical
Martin,
Assuming it is a scheduled backup you can query for exceptions from the server.
"query event "
I actually generate a report every morning that lists any/all exceptions for
the last 24 hours by wildcarding that query, for example:
"query event * * beginday=-1"
The above is full command s
Hello everyone,
it is my first time posting to this group, so I am sorry if this
question is to trivial.
We are using mmbackup to backup our Spectrum Scale filesystems. Because
of some bad experience in the past we do not trust the output of mmbackup.
Therefore we wrote our own scripts validati
