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_date,node_name from backups where
NODE_N
AME='GHDATA01DISKGROUP2' order by BACKUP_DATE
before I asked the list the question. This is on a clustered, SAN, Windows
2000 server with way more than a million objects & about 800G of data on
it. I am just hoping I don't crash the TSM server before the select
finishes!!
Perhaps I should have only include the HL_name for the filespace I was
interested in......
Richard Sims
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>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 right now to remember how.
Lisa - Do a Select on the Backups table, where the DEACTIVATE_DATE
tells the story.
(See DEACTIVATE_DATE in http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts)
Richard Sims
