Thanks Del, will do...
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Del
Hoobler
Sent: Wednesday, August 08, 2012 7:51 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TDP for Exchange 6.1.3 - need help finding out how to
find out what I
s crashing.
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 08/07/2012
10:35:31 PM:
> From: "Prather, Wanda"
> To: ADSM-L@vm.marist.edu
> Date: 08/07/2012 10:38 PM
> Subject: TDP for Exchange 6.1.3 - need help fi
Wanda,
Have you tried tracing the activity of the process with Sysinternals'
Process Monitor? It might help in pinpointing at what stage exactly the
client exits. Maybe it is trying to read a registry key and crashes on that
or something. I've found Process Monitor very helpful in a number of
diff
Well, I'm stumped.
My customer has a 2-node Exchange 2003 active/passive cluster on Win2K3 R2 SP2.
TDP for Exchange is 6.1.3.3, Legacy backups.
Node 1 is usually the active node, and TSM works fine.
The TDPEX GUI on Node 1 works as expected. The client scheduler service for
Exchange is install
Of
Arul
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2011 5:38 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] how to find a particular node retention period?
hi Guys,
kindly assit me how to find a particular node retention period?
Example:
i am having two mgmt class such as MGMT1 & MGMT 2 both are in same
domain
: Tuesday, May 03, 2011 6:37 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] how to find a particular node retention period?
hi Guys,
kindly assit me how to find a particular node retention period?
Example:
i am having two mgmt class such as MGMT1 & MGMT 2 both are in same domain DOM1
while ta
hi Guys,
kindly assit me how to find a particular node retention period?
Example:
i am having two mgmt class such as MGMT1 & MGMT 2 both are in same domain DOM1
while taking backup, at what retention period the backup will be done?
tsm: ADMIN_SERVER1>q co dom1
PolicyPolicy
sage-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Dwight
Cook
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2010 12:23 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] How to find what management class is used per node
Try these:
select distinct node_name as "Node Name "
That is perfect!
Thanks Dwight! That is exactly the output I was looking for!
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ads...@vm.marist.edu] On Behalf Of Dwight
Cook
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 4:23 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: How to find what management
, 2010 2:21 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] How to find what management class is used per node
Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone knows a script that I can run to find out
what management class is utilized by node hmpg1018? Would I need to run:
select * from backups where node_na
Avoid that if you can.
You probably can. If you can not, someone else will be able to.
* Normally the node uses the default management class for the domain;
then any MC specified by INCLUDE statements.
* Log onto the client and run "q inclexcl". The q inclexcl command
will show you all include
On 2 mrt 2010, at 21:21, Moyer, Joni M wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was just wondering if anyone knows a script that I can run to find out what
> management class is utilized by node hmpg1018? Would I need to run: select *
> from backups where node_name='HMPG1018'?
>
on the node itself run 'dsmc q bac
Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone knows a script that I can run to find out what
management class is utilized by node hmpg1018? Would I need to run: select *
from backups where node_name='HMPG1018'?
Thanks in advance for any help
Joni Moyer
Storage Administrator III
(717)302-9966
joni.mo
ngxi Wazi
> Sent: Friday, November 21, 2008 9:41 AM
> To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
> Subject: [ADSM-L] How to find total size of certain file space
>
> Hi, Group,
>
> Is there a script to get total size of certain file space.
> e.g. Windows server, given server name and drive n
Hi, Group,
Is there a script to get total size of certain file space.
e.g. Windows server, given server name and drive name, find out how much
backup/archive space is used on TSM?
Thank you,
J.
Hello everyone,
Every weekend we run backups of our NAS environment with NDMP protocol. We
create all of the onsite full backups and then the offsite backups run
following the completion of the full/onsites. What I would like to know
is, how can I tell which tapes were created for our offsite fu
Hi to all,
has anybody a sql-query for datasets with extension for example JPG or MP3.
Output ideally with filesize?!
thanks
I think the easiest way is to query actlog for lanfree --> q actlog
begind=-2 s=lanfree. If the data was sent via lanfree, you should get
lanfree completion message.
Sung Y. Lee
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 01/10/2006
09:14:14 AM:
> ANS9201W Lanfree path failed.
> in the dsmerror.log
>
>
HmmMaybe this should be sent from you as you are PM?
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Sent: Tuesday, January 10, 2006 9:14 AM
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Subject: Re: How to find out if LAN-Free doesn't
ANS9201W Lanfree path failed.
in the dsmerror.log
or wait for the phone call from the dba to say "backups aren't working"
because they took 4 times longer than normal.
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Hi,
we use LAN-Free backup for large DBs. Sometimes it happens that the
LAN-Free back
Hi,
we use LAN-Free backup for large DBs. Sometimes it happens that the
LAN-Free backup doesn't work and the backup goes the way over the LAN. I'm
looking for an easy and quick possibility (message?) to find out, when a
backup doesn't go over the preferred (LAN-free) way?
Regards winfried
@VM.MARIST.EDU
cc
Subject
Re: [ADSM-L] How to find the 3583 LTO FSC1/FSC2 error code explanations
SAC codes are in the 3583 setup and operator guide.
Bill Boyer
"Some days you're the bug, some days you're the windshield" - ??
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From: ADSM:
005 9:46 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: How to find the 3583 LTO FSC1/FSC2 error code explanations
I am looking for a document that deciphers/explains the FSC1/FSC2 error codes I
get for the LTO2 drive in the 3583 library.
I checked all local physical docs but could only find SAC codes (as
I am looking for a document that deciphers/explains the FSC1/FSC2 error
codes I get for the LTO2 drive in the 3583 library.
I checked all local physical docs but could only find SAC codes (as well
as media type errors).
Google searchs found nothing.
Subject
.EDU> Re: How to find out all drives in
NT2000 using command line? Thanks
04/25/2005 09:16
AM
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"ADSM: Dist Stor
Manager"
Hi Frank,
There is no command that I can think
of that does this; you'd have to write a program or script to do it. Here
are sample script and C++ program (they both do the same thing). If these
are useful, tailor as you wish.
Regards,
Andy
WMI SCRIPT
' ListDrives.vbs
' Invoke by running
'
'
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Re: How to find out all drives in
NT2000 using command line? Thanks
04/24/2005 04:27
AM
Please respond to
Frank -
You may find the DevCon utility useful for Windows command line work:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q311272/
and www.robvanderwoude.com/devcon.html
Richard Sims
Frank Tsao
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PAX 25803, 626-302-5803
FAX 626-302-7131
q drive
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Frank Tsao
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ot;file.name"
Or... Perhaps I'm smoking crack and there is a much easier way
to get this information...
Ben
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>Thanks Richard-- I was hoping it wasn't one of THOSE select
>statements-- I started
>
>tsm: TSM_HQ_2>select deactivate_date, filespace_name, type, ll_name,
>hl_name,dea
>ctivate_date, class_name, state, backup_dat
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Re: how to find out the date when a
file became inactive??
06/08
>Can anyone one help me out on this one?
>
>I am severely brain impaired right now & I have a request from mgmt to see
>if I can find out when a file became inactive (i.e., when it was deleted).
>I am pretty sure I have a recollection of finding out this information
>before, but am at an utter loss
Good morning *SMers!
Can anyone one help me out on this one?
I am severely brain impaired right now & I have a request from mgmt to see
if I can find out when a file became inactive (i.e., when it was deleted).
I am pretty sure I have a recollection of finding out this information
before, but am
>No Client GUI here, so the select will do it...
Not needed... Just do 'dsmc q backup ...'
Richard Sims
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Quickest way, if the client is handy, is to start the
esday, April 21, 2004 4:47 PM
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Subject: how to find out the managemnt class a file is bound to?
Hello,
Is there a (easy) way to check to which management class a file is bound..?
A kind of DB queryy maybe? (select * from ??? where mgmtclass=??? ..
something this way..)
Thanks for
Wednesday, April 21, 2004 4:47 PM
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Hello,
Is there a (easy) way to check to which management class a file is bound..?
A kind of DB queryy maybe? (select * from ??? where mgmtclass=??? ..
something this way..)
Th
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Hello,
Is there a (easy) way to check to which management class a file is
bound..?
A kind of DB queryy maybe? (select * from ??? where mgmtclass=??? ..
something this way..)
Thanks for help
Chris
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Hello,
Is there a (easy) way to check to which management class a file is bound..?
A kind of DB queryy maybe? (select * from ??? where mgmtclass=??? ..
something this way..)
Thanks for help
Chris
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Hello
just recently experienced that files with a length of zero bytes
act like directories : Corresponding to the platform
and the type of filesystem those backed-up 0-byte files are moved
- directly into the tsm-database without touching
the 'destination-pool' if the access-control-entri
>OK, I've had a question put to me and so far I just don't know...
>With such viruses, as the ones that zero out files under windows, is there
>an easy way to see if TSM is holding any zero-byte files ? ? ? (ie. check
>from the TSM server for potentially infected client nodes...)
Sounds like one
Dwight,
I wanted to let you know that zero byte "files" on the TSM
Server are OK for some things. For example, DP for Domino and
DP for Exchange use zero byte files that contain meta data
necessary for their restores.
So, once you find a way to query for this, you should be aware
that you might f
OK, I've had a question put to me and so far I just don't know...
With such viruses, as the ones that zero out files under windows, is there
an easy way to see if TSM is holding any zero-byte files ? ? ? (ie. check
from the TSM server for potentially infected client nodes...)
I tried testing unde
Hi,
filespaces which no longer exist on the node will stay on the server
forever. As they may consume considerable resources on tape and in the
database, we regularly try to find such filespaces and ask the owner whether
they can be deleted or not. We use the field "Last Backup Start date/time"
of
Hi all,
Is there a way to find quickly which storagepool each client belongs to .?
PS : Raghu thanks that command does work. ( q sched )
With regards,
CAUTION - This message may contain privileged and confidential information intended
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> Is there a way to find quickly which storagepool each client belongs to .?
The 'query occupancy' command will provide information on which storage
pools a client is currently using. If you use migration to shift backup
files from an initial destination pool to a long term pool, the query
comma
>Further problem is that our volume-history and
>activity-log only covers 2 weeks so in my opinion
>there is no easy way to check for tapes to be reused
>or for tapes with storage data.
Perhaps you have a backup of the volhist backup file as
specified on your VOLUMEHistory server option, which
yo
You probably had reclamations running that freed up these tapes.
They would be in a DRM state of vaultr unless someone had moved
them past that. If they are truly scratch, there is no way to see what
they were. If you do both a "q vol" and a "q drm" for each of
these tapes and get nothing, then
Yesterday I found 95 tapes in our offsite-location,
which don't belong to any storage-pools.
Normally the only two ways that a tape gets to the
offsite-location is, that it's a copy-storage pool
from our tape-pool, or it's a dbbackup-tape.
In our DRM-Environment there is a setting, which takes
c
try "q cont stgpoolvolumename"
IE: "q vol /usr/lpp/adsmserv/pools/stgpool.pool"
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Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 9:55 AM
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Subject: how to find filename or node name
Hi all,
Hi all,
I did a backup stg *** *** preview=yes and noticed that there is a
25G file in the primary storage pool, I am wondering if there is any way to
find out from which node the file is and what is its name. Thanks.
Jie
my pool overall by one
> client?
>
>
> "Sharp, Neil
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>tape'
Andy Raibeck:
> Either way, I'm pretty sure that DISTINCT is supposed to
> account for distinct rows in their entirety, and not just certain columns.
> I'll have to look into this.
That's what I thought too. My guess would be something to do with the SQL
interface not being direct to the databas
I use this:
select stgpool_name, sum(physical_mb) from occupancy where
node_name='XX' group by stgpool_name
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> Andy Raibeck
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> Just out of curiosity, since I've only casually been following
> this thread, was there a specific reason for the "group by"
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>
> I think what is desired is simplly an "order by" clause, e.g.
Well, I'm really confused now.
I came up with my own version of the query:
select distinct v
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Yes, all tapes are in this query. To further define list add in the "where"
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The most probable mistake is that the node name should be in capital
letters.
You have to write exactly wha
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You might want to re-write this a little using the "DISTINCT" SQL keyword.
This way you will not see each volume listed a number of times. One for each
file on the tape. Try this:
select distinct volume_name from volume
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Thanks .Worked .. .. i was thinking that TSM is not case sensitive
application
.. hmm..
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Shekhar,
Remember that the node name is case sensitive and is all caps.
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> I am trying same command for the One of my AIX Box , that is getting
backed up
> regul
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>
> I am trying same command for the One of my AIX Box , that is getting
backed up
> regularly .
> I am not getting any output .. IS anything wrong here ..
>
> tsm: TSM>select volume
Shekhar,
Remember that the node name is case sensitive and is all caps.
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I am trying
Use upper-case within the single quotes for the node_name.
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Try the nodename in UPPERCASE... It cut/pasted fine on my box. (4.1.1.2)
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I am trying same command fo
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Thanks for your help. It has answered my question.
Neil
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Thanks for your help. It has answered my question.
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you can try :
dsmadmc -id=YOURNAME -pass=YOURPASS -outfile \
"select distinct(volume_name) \
from volumeusage \
where node_name='YOURNODE'"
hth
A 12:43 01/03/2001 -, vous avez écrit :
>I have a frustrating situation whereby if I perform a client restore it may
>call a tape from off-site. T
I have a frustrating situation whereby if I perform a client restore it may
call a tape from off-site. This tape is then recalled (usually 4 hours) and
then placed in the library. The restore then continues but then stalls again
requesting another tape. What I need to find out up front are all the
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