Gordon,
The data will stay in the existing storage pool until it is moved
manually...
BTW: Rebinding applies to data retention (ie: number of versions and days
to keep), and actually refers to files being re-attached to a new
(different) management class.
So, changing the details of a
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Gordon,
Maxscratch is just a value you set high enough
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Gordon,
Maxscratch is just a value you set high enough to prevent failures due to
running out of storage.
It will not use more tapes
Look at your reuse delay
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Hi all,
I'm after some clarrification about the stgp maxscratch setting for one of
our storage pools. We recently
Hi all,
I'm after some clarrification about the stgp maxscratch setting for one of our storage
pools. We recently decommissioned a server and removed all it's data out of TSM, thus
freeing up a lot of tapes for other uses, but I'm now finding that our collocated
storage pool has decided to
