are not using dsmcad.
You can read all about management classes and setting rules in the Admin
Guide.
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Nancy L Backhaus
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 2004 12:03 PM
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Subject: Versions Data
backups as far as versions of TSM
and TSA/SMDR
Hello Zoltan,
Thanks for the feedback. I have been supporting our ADSM/TSM
environmnet since 1991/2 and Netware seems to be the only place we have
tons of problems with backups and restores. What is you site like?
Take care and have a super
Hello everybody,
Netware seems to be the one environment where I find the stars need to
be aligned properly for everything to work for backups and restores. I
am wondering what version of TSM client and what versions of
TSAFS/TSA600/SMDR everybody is using out there for both Netware 6
5.2.3.0 is the latest client for Netware and definitely needed for NW6.x.
We use it (and older versions) on lots of Netware systems.
Yes, TSAFS is a royal pain and causes lots of problems/issues, so make
sure to get the latest TSA updates from Novell. They are critical in
getting proper backups
Novell, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Peter Hadikin wrote:
Hello everybody,
Netware seems to be the one environment where I find the stars need to
be aligned properly for everything to work for backups and restores. I
am wondering what version of TSM client and what versions of
TSAFS/TSA600/SMDR
Peter Hadikin wrote:
Hello everybody,
Netware seems to be the one environment where I find the stars need to
be aligned properly for everything to work for backups and restores. I
am wondering what version of TSM client and what versions of
TSAFS/TSA600/SMDR everybody is using out there for both
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Hello everybody,
Netware seems to be the one environment where I find the stars need to
be aligned properly for everything to work for backups and restores. I
am wondering what version of TSM client and what versions of
TSAFS/TSA600/SMDR
and what versions of
TSAFS/TSA600/SMDR everybody is using out there for both Netware 6 and
Netware 6.5 servers. Anybody have any thoughts or recommendations?
Have a super weekend,
Peter
Hi ,
Since we took a poll early this week I would like to take a small
survey
in regards to Novell Netware
Hi,
We are upgrading our systems and have questions.
We are currently at AIX 4.3.3 on the target server and AIX 5.2 on the RMAN
server.
We are currently at Oracle 8.1.7.4 on the target server and Oracle 9.2.0.5
on the RMAN server.
We are currently at TDP 2.2.0.2 and TSM 4.2.1 (client) and TSM
Does anyone have experience with running two different versions of TSM,
e.g. TSM 5.1 and TSM 5.2, on the same machine? If so, I'd like to talk
to you.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
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Hi Stefan,
Versions data deleted is nothing to do with this. It Specifies the maximum number of
backup versions to retain for files that have been deleted from the client file system
after being back up using Tivoli Storage Manager. You can verify your managment class
in GUI ,it is displayed
Hi,
i think so too.
I will specify my problem.
We have two mgmt classes.
One for Windows2000-Standard for normal server(default mgmt class) with following
setting on the backupcopygroup:
Versions Data Exists 5
Versions Data Deleted 1
Retain Extra Versions 30
Retain Only Version 60
for
Windows2000.
I have the following settings on the backupcopygroup in this managementclass:
Versions Data Exists 5
Versions Data Deleted 1
Retain Extra Versions 30
Retain Only Version 60
My question is, do i have to arise the parameter Versions Data Deleted to store more
than one image
that far.
This may be because the way ~TSM is set up we only keep three versions on
the server. Is it possible to restore backups, from removable media, that
are older than three or four days if your retention period is set to 3
days ?
Hope you understand what I mean
Thanks
Storage Solutions
0824645461
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From: Moses Show [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:No of retained versions of backup
Hi,
Have been asked to restore a mail database using TDP for Lotus
notes
that far.
This may be because the way ~TSM is set up we only keep three versions on
the server. Is it possible to restore backups, from removable media, that
are older than three or four days if your retention period is set to 3
days ?
TSM is a policy/rule based system, governed by object status
, they are
stored in a filespace like they are separate files.
Jason
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Lakeybloke
Sent: Wednesday, April 07, 2004 11:23
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Subject: Oracle TDP Versions
Hi Yall,
Could anyone confirm
Hi Yall,
Could anyone confirm whether TDP/RMAN sends the Oracle database backup to the TSM
server as a single object, or a number of objects?.
I am trying to work out TSM Database sizing and any help would be appreciated.
Kind Regards,
R.
Hi,
I'm new to PASSPORT ADVANTAGE features, is there any facility to download
base version of TSM software's?.
Thanks,
C.R.Chandrasekhar.
Systems Analyst.
Tivoli Certified Consultant (TSM).
TIMKEN Engineering Research - INDIA (P) Ltd., Bangalore.
Phone No: 91-80-5536113 Ext:3032.
Email:[EMAIL
PASSPORT ADVANTAGE is what is used to download base versions.
You must be authorized and have an account management id.
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Greetings,
We have a customer that wants to restore all 10 versions of a file (1
active and 9 inactive) that TSM has stored. Is there a way to restore
all of them at once, or is he going to need to run 10 separate restores
and rename the file once it's on the box?
I don't see how Windows
they are getting.
In short, you are right. Windows does not allow multiple versions of the
same
file name to exist concurrently at the same place in a directory tree..
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=backupa p=y'.
This will tell you how many active files there are and the space they take up.
3. Do the math between #1 and #2.
Hope this helps,
Bill
At 03:20 AM 7/4/2003, you wrote:
Does anyone have a script that would tell me how many extra versions (we
currently have up to 14) exists on a node
Does anyone have a script that would tell me how many extra versions (we
currently have up to 14) exists on a node and how much space they are taking
up??
The library is beggining to creak at the seems a little (STKL180) buying a
new one isn't an option so I'm trying to find ways to cut back
I have 2 different versions of Netscape and IE 6.0 on my desktop. I use
Netscape Communicator 4.79 for TSM, Netscape 7.0 and IE 6.0 for whatever
application each works best with. I just use different Proxy settings for
each. It works great when I work from home too. I use the Netscape 4.79
-- TDP nodes won't be effected ...
Not exactly. While TDPO for example relies on RMAN to expire backups,
there are other TDPs (like new versions of TDP for MS SQL and Exchange)
which are relying on TSM policy settings. Again that fuzzy answer - it
depends.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 12:43 PM
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This request is a statistical nightmare - don't promise results to be
identical to what you come up with...
You're missing single quotes around 'INACTIVE_VERSION', so the statement
looks like
Folks,
Management would like to know what kind of impact we would have on the volume
of data we have stored in TSM if we were to lower the retention periods. They are
expecting something like if we lower the 'retain only version' from 180days to 60
days we will free up X GB of
Its only your changed or deleted data that goes inactive so you first
need an estimate of how much of your data is changed/deleted.
As discussed on this List in the past, you can't get client file sizes
from server queries, so there is no way therein to sum the savings of
changing retention policies. You could approach it on the basis of
client queries on Inactive files. Another approach is proportion: if
you have a good
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As discussed on this List in the past, you can't get client file sizes
from server queries, so there is no way therein to sum the savings of
changing retention policies. You could approach it on the basis of
client queries on Inactive files. Another
get rid of, is the
approximate amount of data space you'll get back.
And some more things to think about:
Not all objects will have the same number of inactive versions - some will
have 0, some will have your retain_extra +1 (depending on if expiration has
run or not).
TDP nodes won't be effected
For a definitive answer,
would it be possible to restore the TSM database on a test server? Then change your
retentions, run expiry then audit occ. After that, Q occ should give you the numbers
you seek.
Regards
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
[EMAIL
Hi all,
I was just wondering. TSM's default for a new copygroup is to set versions
data deleted to 1. We have been using that value for allmost every
copygroup, with just one or two exceptions. Now sombody noted that to him it
made no sense to retain fewer versions of deleted data
Our standard policy to retain backups for 30 days. We do that by
setting both VersionsExist and VersionDeleted to NoLimit and DaysExist
and DaysDeleted to 30.
Versions unlimited means we don't take the performance hit of
versioning during the client backup window.
David
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Justin Case [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Where in TSM does one set daysExist or daysDeleted I always understood that
it was by versions?
Justin
help define copygroup
--
Met vriendelijke groeten,
Remco Post
SARA - Stichting Academisch Rekencentrum
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Where in TSM does one set daysExist or daysDeleted I always understood that
it was by versions?
Justin
David E Ehresman [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 03/21/2003
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Where are the settings for DaysExist and DaysDeleted at?
I'm sorry. I was using the TSM/Servergraph admin gui terminology
rather than the tsm terminlogy. The tsm terms are Retain Extra
Versions and Retain Only Versions but the units are in days. These
are set on the copygroup.
David
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Subject:SQL-query for list of tapes with active-versions
Hello,
I want to make a sql_query to find out the amount of tapes with
active
Hello,
I want to make a sql_query to find out the amount of tapes with
active-version, so I can find out how many tape mounts will be necessary in
case of a full-system restore.
I tried the following query, but it counts all the tapes, so with active and
inactive versions:
select node_name
From: Conko, Steven [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
i have seen a lot of messages fly by here about various 5.1
tsm clients and their stability (or sometimes lack thereof).
the last i had heard, 5.1.4 was considered a very stable
client and 5.1.5 was not. ibm's website only has 5.1 and
5.1.5
i have seen a lot of messages fly by here about various 5.1 tsm clients and
their stability (or sometimes lack thereof). the last i had heard, 5.1.4 was
considered a very stable client and 5.1.5 was not. ibm's website only has
5.1 and 5.1.5 available for AIX clients... are these my only choices?
Hi all,
as I have to migrate to Server Version 5.x.x (from 4.2.3 on AIX 4.3.3) I
have to check wether our used client-version can remain the same as before
or have to be migrated to version 5.x-clients.
Is there anywhere a list of which client-version does work with which
server-version (we are
Pilgram
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Subject: Versions-Compatibility
Hi all,
as I have to migrate to Server Version 5.x.x (from 4.2.3 on AIX 4.3.3) I
have to check wether our used client-version can remain the same as before
or have to be migrated
Joseph Dawes
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Does anyone have a sql to see which tapes contain only the active data from
an offsite pool? anyone ideas would be helpful. I'm trying to limit the
amount of tapes I bring to D.R.
Joseph Dawes
I/T Infrasctructure - Unix Technical Support
Chubb Son, a Division of Federal Insurance Company
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Joseph Dawes
Does anyone have a sql to see which tapes contain only the active
data from
an offsite pool? anyone ideas would be helpful. I'm trying to limit the
amount of tapes I bring to D.R.
If the number of tapes you
the information that I need.
SHOW BFO is not supported. The select of the active versions is going to
run forever unless you do it a filespace at a time and then if you have a
lot of them it will take a while.
So, this may be useful for say database backups where you only have 100
objects to deal
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Subject: Is it possible to install two different versions of TSM Server on a
single server?
A part of our DR procedures is that if we lost a given data centre we would
recover the TSM server onto the same hardware as the alternate site's TSM
server and run both instances in parallel
Justin hi
thanks for the info, unfortunately I am looking at Server versions for
Solaris and the info below points to just 5.1.10. Seems there isn't a
5.1.1.4 or .6 for Solaris !??
ftp pwd
257
/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/server/v5r1/Solaris/LATEST
is current directory.
ftp
A part of our DR procedures is that if we lost a given data centre we
would recover the TSM server onto the same hardware as the alternate
site's TSM server and run both instances in parallel (Both machines are
SUN 450's)
If the TSM servers were at the same release level then we have the
option
in the
Solaris world.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
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Subject: Is it possible to install two different versions
Niklas Lundstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject:Old client versions
Hello
Where can I download clients older than ver 3.7? I
PTFs, or fixtests directory for fixtests (patches),
and navigate to the desired clients.
It is probably generally understood, but nonetheless
I should still mention that these client versions are
no longer supported. Thus you use them at your own risk.
Best regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM
Hi Niklas,
Don't worry about Gianluca - he is from the TSM global response team,
so he does not like old versions of the code - because he normally ends
up visiting the customer when something is not working.
Anyhow, to answer your question, you can still get it from the
following IBM FTP server
Hello
Where can I download clients older than ver 3.7? I can't find them anymore
on the Tivoli website
Regards
Niklas Lundström
Föreningssparbanken IT
08-5859 5164
versions
Manager
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If my co looks as follows:
Policy Policy Mgmt Copy VersionsVersions
Retain Retain
Domain Set Name ClassGroupDataData
Extra Only
Name Name Name Exists Deleted
Versions
Based on what your msg shows -- ve=14, vd=1, re=nolimit, ro=180...
the most recent 14 versions (ve=14) of a file that exists on the client
will be kept for nolimit number of days (after each run of expiration).
When the file is deleted on the client, the next full-incremental will
mark all
Hello *SMers.
Is there a SELECT statement that can show me the (total) size of all active
files?
I have
SELECT SUM(LOGICAL_MB) AS Data_In_MB, SUM(NUM_FILES) \
AS Num_of_files FROM OCCUPANCY
for showing the total size of all files, but how about the size of
active files only? It will give me an
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Subject: Getting total amount of active versions.
Hello *SMers.
Is there a SELECT statement that can show me the (total) size of all active
files?
I have
SELECT SUM(LOGICAL_MB) AS Data_In_MB, SUM(NUM_FILES) \
AS Num_of_files FROM OCCUPANCY
for showing the total size of all files, but how about
C.DTF
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Subject: Getting total amount of active versions.
Hello *SMers.
Is there a SELECT statement that can show me the (total) size of all active
files?
I have
SELECT SUM(LOGICAL_MB) AS Data_In_MB, SUM(NUM_FILES
On Thu, Jun 13, 2002 at 11:33:14AM -0400, Prather, Wanda wrote:
Is there a SELECT statement that can show me the (total) size of all active
files?
If any of your clients are doing compression, the values you get from
OCCUPANCY are irrelevant.
There is no place in TSM to query the original
Hello every body.
Is there any command or script or something to delete backup versions of
specific files, obiously, not deleting the whole file space?
Regards
Angel Antsn
IZFE. S.A.
Plaza de Pinares, 1-3
Donostia 20001
Tlf.: +34 943.482.869/811 , Fax: +34 943.321.023
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the
deleted file policy expires them.
Any reason you are doing this?
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Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 10:42 AM
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Subject: Delete Backup Versions
Hello every body.
Is there any command or script or something
Royal Dutch Airlines
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From: James healy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2001 17:05
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Deleting RMAN versions
Eric,
No I'm using version 2.1 is that utility available in 2.1?
Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM [EMAIL
versions
Hi James!
No, you need to have 2.2 when you want to use the tdposync utility.
There is another way to get rid of them, but it requires a lot of manual
work and its uses non supported TSM commands.
Issue the following command through the admin commandline interface:
select * from backups
/2001 03:39:14 AM
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Is this possible to do on a Novell client
Can anyone tell me how to delete orphaned RMAN backup versions from the TSM
database?
Our DBAs have deleted the catalog entries and now I'm left with these
orphaned versions that I can see with the show version command but I don't
know how to delete.
TIA,
Jim
:
Subject: Re: Deleting RMAN versions
Hi James!
What version of TDP are you using? If it's 2.2, you can use the tdposync
utility.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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: Deleting RMAN versions
Can anyone tell me how to delete orphaned RMAN backup versions from the TSM
database?
Our DBAs have deleted the catalog entries and now I'm left with these
orphaned versions that I can see with the show version command but I don't
know how to delete.
TIA,
Jim
: Multiple Backup Sets on one tape - (Was Large TSM database
due to no. of files and versions)
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 10:15:33 -0600, it was written:
Oh how I wish this were possible. I have submitted this requirement to
Tivoli and I believe others have also.
We are currently using LTO tapes (100 GB
Backup Sets on one tape - (Was Large TSM database
due to no. of files and versions)
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 10:15:33 -0600, it was written:
Oh how I wish this were possible. I have submitted this requirement to
Tivoli and I believe others have also.
We are currently using LTO tapes (100 GB
Is this possible to do on a Novell client? Using a Windows 2000 TSM
server?
Restore a backupset from tape device that is available on both locations?
If it's not possible could I set up TSM to create a backupset to file and
then backup that up on tape with TSM. If I need it I would then need
On Fri, 30 Nov 2001 10:15:33 -0600, it was written:
Oh how I wish this were possible. I have submitted this requirement to
Tivoli and I believe others have also.
We are currently using LTO tapes (100 GB uncompressed), it is just not
economical to only put 1 backupset per tape.
One of the major
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Is it possible to assign a group of tapes to hold a group of backup
sets?. I have 5 servers that I am creating backup sets on a daily basis
(collocation is turned on, and I
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Dear all,
We have the following problem:
We are backing up some large Novell servers (more than 1 million files per
Server). The users want to be able to restore every version of a file 30
they will listen.
Tim Rushforth
City of Winnipeg
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From: Joe Cascanette [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Is it possible to assign a group of tapes to hold
this
problem.
Joe Cascanette
The Cumis Group Limited
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From: Zlatko Krastev/ACIT [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 8:54 AM
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Subject: Re: Large TSM database due to no. of files and versions
If your users want to be able
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Dear all,
We have the following problem:
We are backing up some large Novell servers (more than 1 million files per
Server). The users want to be able to restore every version
these requirements at least partly we set the backup
management class as follows:
Versions Data Exists: 10
Versions Data Deleted: 5
Retain Extra Versions: 366
Retain Only Version: 366
Because of these settings, the TSM database grew to 15 GB in the last 6
months and is growing fast even further. Restore
these requirements at least partly we set the backup
management class as follows:
Versions Data Exists: 10
Versions Data Deleted: 5
Retain Extra Versions: 366
Retain Only Version: 366
Because of these settings, the TSM database grew to 15 GB in the last 6
months and is growing fast even further
client has ADSM plastered all
over it, though I don't remember if those cosmetic differences were changed
in the TSM 4.1 Web client.
How can I un-blend the two versions? Can I reinstall? If so, should I
reinstall 4.1.0 followed by the 4.1.4 PTF? Or just reinstall the latest
PTF?
ADSM 3.1 is still
:Blended server versions
TSM 4.1.4.1 on AIX 4.3.3 ML 8
I accidently blended my TSM server binaries by rejecting old ADSM 3.1
PTFs.
Afterward, the TSM server wouldn't autostart. When I ran it with a live
console, I saw that it was trying to launch the ADSM 3.1 server executable.
I called IBM
Hi all
I have the following problem: I want to support 20 existing versions of data in a
policy domain named AIX. I defined a copy group with appropriate settings (see below),
but TSM retains only 5 versions - 1 active and 4 inactive.
Any suggestions where I am wrong?
Thanks about any
.
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From: Cyril Todorov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 29 August 2001 10:22
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Subject: Versions data exist problem
Hi all
I have the following problem: I want to support 20 existing
versions of data in a policy domain named AIX. I defined
detected
This appears in the activity log.
I've never seen message like that before.
I use TSM Server 3.7.3 on Windows 2000 Server
Cyril
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From: Warren, Matthew James [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: Versions data
Have you actually run 20 or more backups since the Retain Extra Versions
was set to nolimit?
And if so, were there any files that changed each time and were actually
backed up 20 times?
Robin Sharpe
Berlex Laboratories
Warren, Matthew
James
Hi Robin,
Maybe I have to explain more detailed my problem. Initially I configured
copy group to retain 10 versions data exist with 1 versoins deleted.
The data is filelevel backup of Oracle DB. After a crash in the DB our DBA
decided to maintain 20 copies of these files instead of 10. Then I
What is your retain extra set to?
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:48 AM
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Subject: Versions data exist problem
Hi Robin,
Maybe I have to explain more detailed my problem. Initially I configured
Are you using the TDP for Oracle?
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It is set to No limit
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It is set to No limit
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No I don't use TDP for Oracle yet. I'm using TSM Client 4.1.0 for AIX on AIX
4.3
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From: MC Matt Cooper (2838) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: Versions data exist problem
Are you using the TDP for Oracle
: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:48 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Versions data exist problem
Hi Robin,
Maybe I have to explain more detailed my problem. Initially I configured
copy group to retain 10 versions data exist with 1 versoins deleted.
The data is filelevel backup of Oracle DB. After
Listers,
I need to know the latest version of the ADSM client that will run on an
HP v10.20 server.
TIA,
Bill Evans, UNIX System Administrator
Phone: 719.535.4194
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pager: 1-800-pagemci PIN 1438754
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...OLE_Obj...
the recognized global
: ADSM versions
Listers,
I need to know the latest version of the ADSM client that will run on an
HP v10.20 server.
TIA,
Bill Evans, UNIX System Administrator
Phone: 719.535.4194
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pager: 1-800-pagemci PIN 1438754
AIM: bievans4194
...OLE_Obj
Hi Doug !
You can see the Client-Server Compatibility on website
www.tivoli.com/support/storage_mgr/compatibility.html
- Original Message -
From: Doug McLauchlan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, July 22, 2001 8:35 PM
Subject: TSM Versions
Hi all
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