I must say I'd be amazed if that was the case, it's not just a few files
it's skipping it's thousands. I've included a snippet from the server error
log.
>From what I understand, TSM is attempting to restore a file to a directory
that dosn't yet exist. We have not as yet rstored a complete server to see
what happens at the end but I've been told by IBM that TSM will not retry
the files at the end of the restore so cannot see how they wuold be
restored.
Ignore the dates, just noticed we hadn't set the date right on the server we
were playing with.
Thanks in advance.
.........Rikk
19-08-2001 23:51:57 ANS1905E NetWare SMS error processing
'VOL1:/USERS/EverettV/WORK BITS/HSE Details/HS
10/form_hs10_-_annual_health_&_safety_training_and_competency_review
(EQUINET) 20-02-2002.doc':
(TSA500.NLM 5.5 315) The program's attempt to scan failed, probably because
an invalid path was specified.
19-08-2001 23:51:57 ANS1905E NetWare SMS error processing
'VOL1:/USERS/EverettV/WORK BITS/HSE Details/HS 10/RMS HS10 Manager Annual
Review 2001.doc':
(TSA500.NLM 5.5 315) The program's attempt to scan failed, probably because
an invalid path was specified.
19-08-2001 23:51:57 ANS1905E NetWare SMS error processing
'VOL1:/USERS/EverettV/WORK BITS/HSE Details/HS 10/RMS HS10B Manager Annual
Review 2001.doc':
(TSA500.NLM 5.5 315) The program's attempt to scan failed, probably because
an invalid path was specified.
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Rikk,
Are you observing this behavior? When NetWare is restoring files which do
not have a supporting directory structure, a temporary directory entry
(i.e., no trustee information) is created by Novell's backup API; when the
directory entries do come from the server at a later time they are
restored over the temporary directory entry; the end result is that the
files and directories are restored fully and correctly regardless of their
ordering from the server. If you are not seeing this behavior, I would
suggest talking to the service organization.
Thanks,
Jim
J.P. (Jim) Smith
TSM Client Development
>>>
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Subject: Re: Backing Up Dir's
Along this thread... Are there any guidelines for retention and number of
copies in the DIRMC management class? I've looked and looked and it seems
the best scenario is to clone your management class with the longest
retention. But, is this correct?
John G. Talafous IS Technical Principal
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