Re: restoring client as a full OS install?

2001-11-02 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
y working to improve the processes, and I'm confident that we found a good solution). Anyway, if you don't have budget problems I'll recommend you to purchase TKG software which will mean a lot less headaches to you, and it is perhaps the only way to do BMR on a big lot of mac

ARCHIVE: no error indication

2001-03-28 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi all! I've noticed an apparent annomaly in the archive command: I execute a dsmc archive of a certain number of files. In a given point the process find that one of these files doesn't exist. An error message appear: ANS1092E No files matching search criteria were found ANS1803E Archive proce

Re: ARCHIVE command - length restrictions

2001-03-05 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
there are lots of "undesiderable" files in the file system. It really would be useful to me to find out how to backup /TST1/*/*.dbf, but I couldn't do it so far. > From another > answer i know that you can do up to 20 specifications in one > tsm-command. > > Sergio Cherc

Re: ARCHIVE command - length restrictions

2001-03-01 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
wildcards. So you > can archive a lot of files in a single dsmc-command. You must check if > my specification meets your requirements: are all files includet you > want to back up, but not any other file? > > Sergio Cherchyk schrieb: > > > > Hi everybody! > > > >

ARCHIVE command - length restrictions

2001-02-22 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi everybody! I'm trying to backup ORACLE databases using a script that uses an ARCHIVE command to which a list of files to back up is given, so that the final command is something like this: dsmc archive -archmc=ORACLE_DIARIO -desc="TST11 OFFLINE ORACLE_DIARIO 20010216.153447" /oracle/rdbms/8.0

shared 3590

2001-01-25 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi all. We recently included four new Magstar drives to an existent 3590 library that is being used in our mainframe environment, to allow us use it also with our TSM. We connected and configured it and it seems to be ready for use, but I cannot manage to check in any tape. When I try to label

Re: copy pool

2000-12-27 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
HI David, Yes, I have the same library in both sites, same drives, same kind and number of tapes. Regards Sergio David Longo wrote: > Do you have identical libraries in both locations? And identical models and number >of drives in them and same model/type of tape media?How about the same

Re: Backup of files in TSM-HSM

2000-12-27 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi Per, TSM gives you a command (dsmmigundelete) that recreate the stub files if they were deleted from your local file system. Having this command there would be no need to backup the metadata. At least, it is as far as I understand. Regards. Sergio Per Ekman wrote: > Hello, > > I'm wondering

copy pool

2000-12-27 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi all. I have two TSM servers installed in AIX 4.3 boxes with Sun libraries in different sites. In my HQ I take almost all the backups and I do a daily copy pool to the remote site. The local server (HQ) is TSM 3.7.2 and the remote one is 4.2.0. The problem is that my local backup pool has 2.

multiple nodes in a single client

2000-10-30 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi all. Can anybody show me how to configure multiple nodes in a single box? I know that it is possible but I couldn't find enough information in guides or redbooks so far. I have a 3.7.2 server in an AIX machine and 3.7.2 clients in AIX and Solaris boxes. What I want to do is to start more than

Re: Question on exclude.dir

2000-10-25 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Bob Exclude.dir only affects directories (empty ones) and have no effect on files and the directories that contains these files. rgds Brazner, Bob wrote: > If I backup all the files on a client, and then later decide to implement > an exclude.dir, what happens to the files that were previously b

Re: RAW devices

2000-10-25 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Gerald. Check out if you have installed the following: tivoli.tsm.client.image.aix43.32bit * * # 3.7.0.0 COMMITTED TSM Client - IMAGE Backup* * Regards Sergio R. Cherchyk Arquitectu

Re: restore to another workstation

2000-10-11 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
If I understand clearly what you mean, you need to grant access to your target WS to access the files into your source WS. This can be done using comand line or the menu Utilities of the client's GUI in your source node. Once you did it, you can restore the data using a restore command with the op

Stanzas

2000-10-04 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi all. A simple question. Where can I find information about stanzas? (How to create them and how to use them). I'm searching in any handbook and redbook that I have but I only found a few mentions, but not conclusive info. Thanks to everybody. Se

restoring files from another user

2000-09-29 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi! I have problems trying to restore files from an AIX box to another. I'm following the instruccions given in "Using the Backup-Arching Clients", v 3.7, chapter 3 (Authorizing Another User to Restore/Retrive Your Files and Restoring or Retrieving Another User's Files). What I do is: 1) In the

restoring files from another machine

2000-09-21 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi! I have problems trying to restore files from an AIX box to another. I'm following the instruccions given in "Using the Backup-Arching Clients", v 3.7, chapter 3 (Authorizing Another User to Restore/Retrive Your Files and Restoring or Retrieving Another User's Files). What I do is: 1) In the s

PIT Restore

2000-08-03 Thread Sergio Cherchyk
Hi *SM'ers. I have to handle PIT restores for 10 servers (SUN Solaris), for which I could be asked to perform restores of point-in-time conditions existing 60 days ago. Since I don't know how often the files in these servers are updated, I understand that I have to define a Copy Group with a Vers