Hee Hee. Out of the frying pan...
So much for that idea!
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Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager"
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I haven't seen in this thread (or I missed it) any comments about using
BACKUPSETS.
Has anyone tried that?
Does anyone know if the backupset is constructed in a way that overcomes any
of the problems with recreating zillions of small files?
Or do we need an image backup capability like the AIX c
>That may be because from what I have seen in TSM 3.7, directories are
>actually kept in the TSM database and not on tape.
Careful, there. It depends upon the file system type and added baggage.
Ordinary Unix file system directory information is like an empty file, and
so its limited info can be
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Jeff,
I have the same concerns. My company is in the process of server
consolidation.
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Just a thought - T
Jeff,
I have the same concerns. My company is in the process of server
consolidation. I have concerns that when the time comes to consolidate
these servers into cluster servers I (TSM) will not be able to restore 1.2
TB of data to a cluster server in a timely manner. I am quickly loosing
the
Just a thought - Take a look at the new TSM Implementation Redbook. They
set up separate storage pools for NT, one for directory info and one for
files. According to the Redbook restoring the directory structure first
allows for faster restore times. I happened to be in a TSM session last
week,
