Re: Partial page writes - TSM mirroring vs OS/hardware mirroring

2003-03-12 Thread bbullock
My 2-cents I've always read notes about OS mirroring V.S. TSM mirroring with interest. I understand the arguments and they sure seem logical and scare me into thinking I need to do TSM mirroring on my systems. However, we have been running 8 TSM servers on AIX

Partial page writes - TSM mirroring vs OS/hardware mirroring

2003-03-12 Thread Jurjen Oskam
Hi everybody, I have read several discussions in the archive about the TSM mirroring versus OS/Hardware mirroring of the database and/or log. Both those discussions and the Administrator's Guide mention "partial page writes". To see if I understand correctly: - When writing a

Re: TSM mirroring again

2001-08-23 Thread Bandu Vibhute (GWB)
Thank you, Bandu Vibhute, George Weston Bakeries Inc. Voice: 631-951-5212, Cell: 516-702-0323 -Original Message- From: Toora, Kuli [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2001 10:40 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: TSM mirroring again John, I have not been through

Re: TSM mirroring again

2001-08-21 Thread Toora, Kuli
Toora Storage Administrator Npower mail to : [EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: John Naylor [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 21 August 2001 15:13 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: TSM mirroring again I know this must be a pretty boring subject, but anyone been there ? This can'

TSM mirroring again

2001-08-21 Thread John Naylor
I know this must be a pretty boring subject, but anyone been there ? This can't be the first time anyone has gone down this road. Would appreciate your experience John Naylor 08/16/2001 04:35 PM Sent by: John Naylor To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc: Subject: TSM mirroring Hi all Tsmer

TSM mirroring

2001-08-16 Thread John Naylor
Hi all Tsmers, I am looking to introduce database/recovery log mirroring into into our OS390 TSM 3.7.20 environment to cater for cross site disaster recovery. The thinking is to use our cross site dasd capability to have the primary database and recovery log volumes written at site1 and the mirro

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-14 Thread Richard Bates
Thanks Dave, After endless discussions with various people we understand that PPRC will propogate partially written pages to both mirrors. Therefore like you, we have decided to recommend TSM mirroring to the customer. Richard Bates Storage Specialist ITS - SB - Enterprise Consultancy Services

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-13 Thread Davidson, Becky
My experience has been that moving the db from ssa to san attached shark I have seen an improved data base response time. -Original Message- From: Jeff Bach [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 7:25 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc How

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-13 Thread Jeff Bach
, June 12, 2001 9:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc Dave, what the level of the TSM server that caused this problem? On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Frost, Dave wrote: > Richard, > > "BTDTGTTS"

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-13 Thread Frost, Dave
EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc Dave, what the level of the TSM server that caused this problem? On Tue, 12 Jun 2001, Frost, Dave wrote: > Richard, > > "BTDTGTTS" > > We are running tsm using san attached emc for all disk storage. On initial > set

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-12 Thread Joel Fuhrman
of course. In each case, the database had to be restored. Given a 35 GB > database, a restore can take about 2.5 hours. > > IBM said that they "strongly recommend tsm mirroring", preferably with > verification. > > So do we, now. > > regards > > -=Dave=- >

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-12 Thread Frost, Dave
the server failed to restart because of an inconsistency in the db log file. The emc mirroring had faithfully replicated the inconsistency, of course. In each case, the database had to be restored. Given a 35 GB database, a restore can take about 2.5 hours. IBM said that they "strongly recommen

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-09 Thread Mark Stapleton
Richard Bates wrote: > However company strategy says that *all* mirroring must be done via PPRC. > Does anyone have any experience with PPRC? Can it cope with partial page > writes? Am I safer to use TSM mirroring? This question stirs more advocacy threads than anythin else. There se

Re: tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-08 Thread Norback, Jan
Richard, PPRC is a true copy of the original (at least that is how it is supposed to be) thus partially written files will be partial writhed files on the PPRC copy too. I suggest that you use TSM mirroring (I assume you use the ESS in RAID 5). I hope your customer understands the statement about

tsm mirroring vs pprc

2001-06-08 Thread Richard Bates
Folks, Customer site: TSM running on AIX. 2 x IBM Enterprise Storage Server, one per data centre. SAN connecting it all together. Problem: I've seen and read all the posts about TSM mirroring vs AIX mirroring vs RAID mirroring. I understand the probem with partial page writes and prefe