0. (!) cease operations and backup the DB
1. upgrade old server to ITSM 5.1.5
2. backup the upgraded DB
3. attach the library to new server
4. restore DB from the library (it might be necessary to play with library
definition)
Continue business as usual
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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It could be but is a very rare situation. And you do not have the
reusedelay parameter for diskpools, do you.
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Carsten, Paul,
the three biggest contributors to TSM's DB size are tables BACKUPS,
ARCHIVES and CONTENTS. First two show what was backed up/archived and the
third show where the objects are stored. Everything hitting the TSM server
is either a backup or an archive or a space-managed file. Usually
You did not provided version and OS of the server. Can you provide also
some information about your library - vendor, model, number of drives,
types of drives (it is possible the library is brand new with LTO2 or
upgraded with mixed LTO/DLT). Output of some commands may show the
situation in detail
Eric,
"new" product ITSM for Databases is just a new licensing scheme for:
- TDP for Informix
- TDP for MS SQL
- TDP for Oracle
ITSM for DBs 5.1.5 is successor version of TDP for Oracle v2.2. Versions
3.x and 4.x are skipped to aligh numbers with ITSM ones.
Actually in ITSM for DBs v5.1.5 TDPO com
ace.
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Both DB2 and any backup sized to 130 GB are good candidates for
direct-to-tape. Slight modification of your TSM policies may help you
without buying more disks.
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Arnaud,
--> 6h1 machine, 2Gb memory ...
--> ... I increased bufpoolsize from 151552 to 524288 (where my performance
problems began)!
512k pages, 4 kB each equals 2 GB. So you left no space for AIX, file
buffers, TSM code, etc. Consequences: excessive paging and performance
degradation.
--> Vmtun
Have in mind you will need IBM driver for IBM drives (when they become
available for STK) and TSM driver update for HP/Seagate. Thus you have to
wait either support with IBM drives or new ITSM maintenance supporting
HP/Seagate LTO-2 drives. The answer "whichever is earlier" is not good
because you
Haven't you got this one:
"Your subscription to the ADSM-L list (ADSM: Dist Stor Manager) has been
accepted.
...
...
More information on LISTSERV commands can be found in the LISTSERV
reference card, which you can retrieve by sending an "INFO REFCARD"
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I also got nine completely empty (except complains added by my mail
server). No headers, empty body, empty subject (actually missing as all
other headers).
People with "Re:"-only at least got something :-)
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Henry,
sorry for delayed answer (have been on a training and was unable
Is this a typo or they really invoke it without equal-sign:
-des "Archive Date: 01/30/2003"
instead of
-des="Archive Date: 01/30/2003"
You can also verify the file specification and the need for "-su=y"
option.
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IT Consultant
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Henry,
sorry for delayed answer (have been on a training and was unable to read
all mail on time).
As expected you did not changed the adapter (to handle larger blocks for
tape operations). Look at max_xfer_size parameter - it has to be changed
to 0x100 (one zero more, in decimal from 1 MB to
The error message is somewhat misleading. The problem is your node have
been upgraded to unicode-enabled platform. There *is* a way to fix this
which is undocumented and have to be made under guidance of IBM/Tivoli
support. Open a PMR and they will help you on that. No backups will be
lost!
Zl
Answer to both questions is "yes, but is not supported". 32-bit client
should work on AIX 5L (hope you do not expect it to backup JFS2). v4.1 is
already out of support and only neighbor versions are supported but
usually they work.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Matt,
this can be achieved with export. All active and inactive versions will
have to be exported and on import relative dates have to be used.
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Bruce,
your mistake is *by design*. You can move data (with both "move data" and
"move nodedata") between *primary* pools. Copypools *do not* contain
node's data, they contain primary pools' data copies.
To achieve the goal I would suggest you the following:
1. create new primary pool (if not done
I do not know why it does not work for you but for me it works fine:
def clientopt inclexcl "include.systemobject ALL
" force=y
" Option: INCLEXCL
Sequence number: 0
Override: Yes
Option Value: include.systemobject ALL SYSOBJ"
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Hart, Charles" <
For me it sounds more like workaround the lack of HSM client with purely
manual "backup and delete". We can do the same with archive functionality
but should we.
I do not want to be the HSM "kernel extension" recalling back the files
"migrated" in this manner :-((( It would be some sort of "restore
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Yes, it runs under VM.
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Actually applying workaround for Q323602 did not fixed the problem
completely. The problem was the value for SQLBUFFERSIze - I was too greedy
for performance, set it to maximum (4096) and stability suffered. It
worked but after one day of backups started failing from time to time.
Reducing the valu
I would bet the restore went fine and *everything* backed up was restored.
The trap is "backed up" - have you backed up those NTUSER.DAT files!?!
That's the place those customizations reside. Look at the Wanda Prather's
post titled "Re: Is it ok to exclude ntuser.dat, and usrclass.dat "
from 12
It does but is not supported. And for sure there is no TSM server for
Linux on mainframe.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Wholey, Joseph (TGA\\MLOL)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Jim,
few hints:
- TSM restores and reclamation for big aggregates are read/seek
forward which is not actually start/stop so I think they should not count,
but ... restores and reclamation of small files from non-collocated
volumes are definitely start/stop intensive. How intensive are for yo
1. Library Sharing is pretty descriptive - it is required if *the TSM
server* will share the library. As already answered if 3494 is partitioned
and different servers use different cartridge categories it is not
required. If TSM server will share the library, either with another server
or with
1. TSM server will NEED access through SAN to the drives at least to
verify volume labels during mounts/dismounts! Thus you will need some SAN
extension technique like SAN extenders over ATM. Each worths tens of
thousands $, two of them for each end and you got pretty big "saving". Do
yourself a fa
No need to change REUsedelay. Just use DELete Volume. The volume is
already empty so it would succeed. The libvolume will become scratch if it
was and everything is as you want it. If the volume was DEFined to the
stgpool you will need one step more - define it back after delete.
Be aware - if volu
def sch dayofweek=tuesday
copy sch
upd sch dayofweek=thursday
Sorry, no better answer (but maybe someday in some next version).
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Lars Bebensee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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If you had no nodename option in dsm.opt your hostname acts as nodename.
Thus on hostname (not IP address) change you have to be authenticated as
new node. If nodename option is defined it is used for password matching
not the hostname.
Either you have nodename option (and nodename/generated passwo
Henrry,
did you changed the settings for the FC HBA? Can you provide the output of
AIX command "lsattr -El fcs0" (or fcsN if you have more HBAs)? Also level
of library firmware and drives microcode might sched some light.
Tape operations (and especially LTO ones) require larger blocks of data to
b
Nathan,
people reading at least 5-10% of the (huge number of) ADSM-L postings
already know:
- v4.2 will be out of support soon
- when exactly it will be out of support
- what goes on with v5.1
- the "stable" and "not-so-stable" maintenances/patches of ITSM v5.1
etc., etc.
Unless the "table" is very small it usualy is spread on (nearly) all
volumes. Table records are physically located on pages and each page might
be on different volume. If later the volume is deleted all pages residing
on it are moved to other dbvols.
I am writing "table" because what we see in TSM
--> "Excl Filespace /mnt/stats"
So the filesystem is really excluded. If you run backups through "dsmc
incr" or schedule it should not be sent. As far as I understand you are
concerned the filesystem still shows up in GUI, right.
--> "Here is a bit more info.
TSM Server 4.2.2.12 running on Solari
Re-reading most notifiable posts (kept in my Knowledge Base) I made a
second thought on this one. The result:
1. UserA is logged during backup. "C:\Documents and
Settings\UserA\NTUSER.DAT" & "C:\Documents and
Settings\UserA\ntuser.dat.LOG" are locked by Windows but are backed up as
HKCU hive.
2. Re
Have in mind that daily backup will expire all excluded files/dirs. As
result verd/reto settings will apply and you may lose data.
The exclude will work correct only in case all data from "old" server is
copied into *.old dir on a "new" server.
Also note this will exclude SYS:DIR1.OLD but not DATA
The problem was resolved. Apply of Service Pack 2 did the trick. Despite
the fact in Software Requirements section W2kSP2 is recommended not
required.
Zlatko Krastev
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Pleas
4.2.1.9 was not bad. In case of problems you have a spare move - go to
4.2.1.15 which IMO was the most stable 4.2.x.x version.
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AFAIK the values must be exact multiply of and not just over the values
stated. Especially the max_coalesce parameter might cause some grief.
Their description is in Appendix D of redbook "Monitoring and Managing IBM
SSA Disk Subsystems" (SG24-5251-00). The book contains also other useful
hints.
T
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On Thu, 2003-01-09 at 07:11, Zlatko Krastev/ACIT wrote:
> Yes, usually TSM node-compression gets be
Unzip of a whole directory might be very easily overlooked - unzip will
restore both attributes (without "archive" bit) and file date. Thus
selection based on this criteria will fail. OTOH ADSM/TSM will see a file
without a corresponding entry in server DB. Such a file enters in the list
of files f
You was able to save the time yourself. This was discussed widely on the
list two months ago. Look the posts:
09.11.2002 - "Re: 2.8.0.41 for 3583 (was q libv just stopped working?)"
11.11.2002 - "warning: before you update fw V2_80_41 of IBM 3583 library, read
this
first please!!!"
Z
No. FC 6203 is Dual LVD adapter and is incompatible with 3575 (which is
HVD). Though 6207 *might* work (and I am not even sure does AIX 5.1 have
drivers for it), it is not supported for p670. The replacement is FC 6204
which is supported and is available (6207 was "withdrawn from marketing"
around
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Both
--> ... setting the backup copy group's frequency to 1.
Be careful with this. Backup taken either at 22:10 (during schedule) or
11:30 (manual) would prevent your next day regular backup at 22:05.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Yes, usually TSM node-compression gets better compression ratio that tape
drive compression. In your case the numbers mean TSM client transmitted to
server 5.29 GB while have read files totalling approx. 21.16 GB.
I am curious why your client node spent nearly three hours to read those
21 GB. Sendi
You are on the right track.
What you want to achieve is very similar to well documented HACMP
configuration. Just skip the fail-over details. In short:
- define three dsm.sys stanzas (you knew and have done it)
- define different httpport in each stanza (again you've done it)
- start each dsmcad (n
I would rather say it is a bug. In my copy of TSM for UNIX B/A Clients
Guide (GC32-0789-00) on p.70 is written:
"Understanding How Hard Links are Handled
When you back up a file that is hard linked to another file, Tivoli
Storage Manager stores both the link information and the data file on the
se
Both SCO Open Server/Open Desktop and Unixware are out of support. The
former since ADSM v3.1, the latter since TSM v4.1.
You can get ADSM 3.1 client for SCO Unix from the ftp site:
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/adsm/fixes/v3r1/sco/
Zlatko Krastev
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Wieslaw Markowiak/Kra/
This is works-as-designed. Look carefully at the "consistent client return
codes" feature of ITSM v5.1 clients.
In version 4.2 and below even if preschedulecmd failed the backup was run
(and completed). If you want this behavior wrap your command in a script
which always returns zero return code (a
--> 04-30. What's all this fuss about "cleanup backupgroups"?
--> If you used TSM server versions 4.1.x or 4.2.1.x, you most likely
--> encountered a bug in the server code that caused the system objects in
--> your Windows clients' backups to not expire properly. An upgrade to
--> 4.2.3.x or 5.1.
If you follow links in right order you still can get out of IBM site's
mess:
Tivoli support "to be discontinued" site (http://www.tivoli.com/support)
--> Tivoli Storage Manager or Storage products?
(http://www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/tivolimain.html)
--> "... IBM Online Software Support sit
Have you tried "upd dri P1000 DRIVEx devi= onl=y"? Are
there any server/storage agent sessions still connected to library
manager?
OTOH the behavior you are seeing is hard to understand - paths are
introduced in v5.1. To make things more curious the error number you are
getting is available in v4.2
The preliminary information:
- 3590B drives have data rate 9 MB/s native, 27 MB/s with IBM
claimed 3:1 compression;
- 3590E/H have 14 MB/s native, 42 MB/s with IBM claimed 3:1
compression (Orville, LTO drives have 15 MB/s native, 3590x have less but
with better compression algorithm);
-
FYI. Quoted from the Admin Ref:
"MOVESizethresh megabytes
Parameters
megabytes
Specifies the number of megabytes as an integer from 1 to 2048. "
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"Wilcox, Andy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Database backups will show up as "Private, Dbbackup"! But backupsets will
display "Private, Data".
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"Nelson, Doug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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T
If you create separate subnet/VLAN for backups it is just a matter of
setting the address in dsm.sys.
example:
let say your primary network is 192.168.11.0, TSM server is 192.168.1.3
and TSM client node is 192.168.11.20
let new "backups" VLAN is 172.17.2.0, server is 172.17.2.3 and node is
172.17.
Let's start from the beginning. How this came to your attention?
Especially for "all models".
You missed at least one - "IBM Announcement Letter No. ZG02-0381 dated June 11, 2002"
(I track EMEA Letters, you ought to easily find U.S one). There you can
find the following:
"Overview
To address your
--> probably a change in the listserv config ...
And with this "patch" you will solve the "me too"-problem at the cost of
introducing new huge problem - replies will be not to the list but to the
poster and discussions will be dead. Or we will have to change the address
of replies (more than 10k/y
Justin,
I think you're starting a new thread with old subject - you are writing
about dsm.sys and "-server"-option which are not available in Windows/MSCS
environment (as seen in the subject).
- if you are talking about UNIX environment everything is fine and
should work. If the server will
Werner,
on day_02 you will have 990 files still active from day_00 (bds010.1, bds011.1, ...,
bds999.1) + 10 files from day_01 (bds000.2, bds001.2, ..., bds009.2) and your
assumption is completely correct.
What you want (as far as I understood it) is to mimic copypool behavior
with backupsets and
You stated your client is at 4.1.2. From the readme of 4.1.3 client:
"IC29401 - MEMORY LEAK QUERYING FILESPACE THROUGH 4.1.2 API;
USING TOO MANY QUERY FILE SPACE CALLS."
Yes, it is for API not for B/A client but it might be worth to try update
to 4.1.3 client.
Have you tried single file r
Hi Richard,
---> ... but is awfully Rube Goldberg.
Is this something very American-specific or I just have a hard day so am
unable to understand :-)
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
It ought to be not necessary. Do you have any problem?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Just a guess but you may want to try it.
Ensure the default class and the one with longest retention in that domain
do not point to a diskpool (while other used direct backups to tape). We
made this work on 4.2.1.15 but actually is unsupported (and maybe I was
just lucky). The problem was when the
I've run a TSM v4.2 client on Debian Potato with 2.2.19 kernel. Had no
enough time to play with alien so just installaed "rpm" and installed TSM
client through it without pre-requisites verification (met them and
checked "manually" :-). Worked fine several months with CLI and scheduler.
Zlatko Kra
TDP docs say to set verd=reto=0. Just change them and go down the "restore
deleted file" road.
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"Seay, Paul" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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First of all ensure they are visible and show up as rmtX. Afterwards
install TSM device driver and through SMIT create mtX devices. Use latter
in TSM.
If AIX does not see the drive as rmtX track this down as
cabling/controller/etc. problem.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Marc Levitan <[EMAIL P
You need the TSM API client for AS400/iSeries. BRMS is not needed,
moreover I suspect you cannot make TDP work through BRMS.
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Henrry Aranda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Yeppie, Richard is back :-)
10x for going back "online", Richard!
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Use separate node names for each backup - one directed to primary pool +
backup to copypool, the other going to primary pool w/o backup.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
P.S. Use more meaningful subject.
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10x. You know - sometimes fingers are faster than the brain :-)
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"Mark D. Rodriguez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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02-16. Whatever happened to Richard Sims?
AFAIK Richard is unable to *receive* messages from the list. Thus he is
neither able to answer in real-time nor to know is the question already
answered. If he was able to get the list messages through it would be able
at least to answer in private :-(
Z
--> ANR2900W The character string '32' was truncated during assignment.
Use "cast(client_level as char(2))" or "cast(client_level as varchar(2))" instead.
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Paul van Dongen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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select cast(CLIENT_RELEASE as char) concat '.' concat cast(CLIENT_LEVEL as
char) concat '.' concat cast(CLIENT_SUBLEVEL as varchar(2)) concat ' for '
concat PLATFORM_NAME concat '/' concat CLIENT_OS_LEVEL as
"" from nodes
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"
from your computer system and notify the sender
immediately by reply email. Thank you.
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Look at the "Archive" function of
I can also vote with both hands for 4.2.1.15. Also works fine in Windows +
SAN. It was very stable and is immune to SystemObject bug introduced in
4.2.2.x. Avoid nearly all 4.2.2.x levels and better go to 4.2.3.x if need
to go beyond 4.2.1.
Working fine since June.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Look at the "Archive" function of TSM client. It can be invoked from CLI
by using "dsmc archive " or from GUI/Web pressing
button "Archive" instead of "Backup".
With appropriate settings in archive copygroup (which is different from
backup copygroup) this is very easy to achieve. Look for "def cop
You can exclude the files and on next backup the active version will
become inactive. Further handling will be through verd&reto settings in
the copygroup.
If you need immediate removal from the server storage the procedure is
more tricky:
- define special mgmtclass with vere=1, verd=rete=reto=1
-
I see no answer to this so will try to answer (if you didn't solved it but
workaround).
How dsmcad works:
Client Acceptor Daemon is intended to be thinner than dsmc with small
memory footprint. Upon startup it starts to listen on ports for services
it manages (similar to what inetd daemon does for
ou, but how exactly am *I* supposed to know that?? I work
for a company that makes conveyor belts.
Tab
Zlatko
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defining a HP SureStore
You are not the only one falling in this trap (Mark?). Actually there is
32-bit client for both AIX 4.3.3 and 5L. Thus the package you are looking
for is named "tivoli.tsm.client.ba.aix43.32bit".
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Raghu S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Actually he is looking for "DISable EVents" :-)
Niklas,
by default on the console *all* kind of events are enabled. You can
disable some of them selectively but proceed with caution. You can disable
some vital message types and later have difficulties resolving a problem.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Con
Yes, 124 is valid address in FC-AL. To explain why will take much more
time than to post an answer to this list.
Zlatko Krastev
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Tab,
lets be honest. HP SS 4/40 is native HP thing while 20/700 is an OEMed
StorageTek L700 - a different beast (with different problems).
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for filedeviceclass
copypool.
Tom
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Subject: Re: Bulk changing status
This was also my first impression. After
It would be even better to mark the tape as destroyed and perform restore
from copypool. But problems with other volumes are more alarming. There
might be a drive problem.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Davidson, Becky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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"ba volh" just creates another copy in a file you choose. The volhistory
file is created on any sequential volume operation (and is not affected by
diskpool/random access volume operations).
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Mark Stapleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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File is created if does not exist or overwritten whenever sequential
volume operation is done - define a scratch to pool, empty volume
returning to scratch and deleted from pool, creation of objects tracked
through volhistory (DB backups, DB snapshots, backupsets,etc.), deletion
of objects in the v
It seems working for me using both CLI ftp and Netscape. Maybe some glitch
or the problem was due to the IP adress change. I remember it as 253.26 or
253.25:
"Connected to ftp.software.ibm.com (207.25.253.40).
220 service.boulder.ibm.com FTP server (Version wu-2.6.2(1) Mon Dec 3
15:26:19 MST 2001)
ave to use offsite
access.
All other is OK :-))
Tom
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Subject: Re: Bulk changing status
upd v * acc=unav wherestg= where
upd v * acc=unav wherestg= whereacc=readw
Change "*" for something more appropriate if you want just a set but not
the whole copypool.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Cahill, Ricky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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27.11.2002 11:48
Please respond to "
ckup ought to finish in three hours and something but
definitely not seven hours. Part for sure is the impact of FCP transfer
block size (controlled by MAXIMUMSGLIST). However mixing tape and disk may have its
share for both performance
and stability problems.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Zlatko
Stefan,
look at flash "HBA Data Integrity - TSM" (former Tivoli Flash 3) from 08.05.2002.
There you can find the explanation of your problem. In short the answer is
"correct the value for MAXIMUMSGLIST"
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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You cannot accomplish such a single file move. You can move all contents
of the volume (using "move data") or move all data from any volume to a
storage pool (since v5.1, using "move nodedata").
You cannot delete single version of a single file. You can delete the
desired *and all previous* version
You cannot just restore the AIX server's DB to a Solaris one. The only
method is through export/import. It is described in the TSM/ITSM manuals.
It can be done using same library. However you have to share the library
between AIX and Solaris servers. Is it feasible or not is hard to answer
without
Think for "available" as total space and for "assigned" as maximum used.
This is like hot-spare disk you may or may not put in your RAID array.
TSM allows a volume to be deleted only if it is smaller than Available
minus Assigned, i.e. there is available but unassigned space to move data
from volum
Daniel,
I agree with you.
Following this list discussions we can see problems with NDS tree and less
with files. Latter are usualy resolvable. You are correct, my second
argument is mostly theoretical. TSM client ought to be able to restore NDS
tree. If demand is high enough Tivoli may/should e
You can have one drive going wrong. I can even imagine two can have
problems simultaneously. But if all four together have a problem it is
hard to believe. Did your IBM CE verified the robot. Ask for same problem
re-open instead of open as new problem. As Wanda said shout, demand,
escalate the prob
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