On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 16:21:56 -0600, it was written: >Bonus feature of TSM 4.1... The " datactr " is my overflow location. I am >running TSM 4.1.4.5 on AIX 4.3.3 ML8. >I have a 3575L32 and the library is FULL plus there are approximately 100 tapes in >the overflow location at any one time. >(Need to figure out how to use less tape so there is less tape shuffle required)... > >Note that the volume 078A9F was being asked for for the purpose of reclamation. Note >that >this was pre-empted because the restore needed this volume and Request 243 (the call >for the tape for reclaim) was >cancelled. There was NO repeat NO subsequent call for the tape to be put into the >library for the restore. Thus, the restore >will hang forever unless someone notices the long wait time of the session at the TSM >server! BUG???
No, not IMO. You're attempting to use TSM in a situation where you've got *way* too few tape resouces for the amount of data you're handling. I think it's presumptious to assume that TSM should be called upon to handle a situation that shouldn't exist in a properly configured and resourced system. -- Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
