Hello,

That's just it.  We just did a full of the filesystem the previous weekend
on 12/25.  We had maintenance, so it was cancelled on 1/2/2005 and then we
should've received differentials after that point in time.  We had the TOC
fill up so on Monday night we couldn't get a differential completed, but I
would've thought that last nights backup should've been a differential.
Especially since it was sent as "mode=differential".  Am I just not seeing
something here?  Or maybe misunderstanding the concept?  Thanks again!

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On Jan 4, 2006, at 8:40 AM, Joni Moyer wrote:

> Hello everyone!
>
> I am trying to backup our NAS CX704G with NDMP backups on our TSM
> server
> 5.2.4.0 on AIX 5.2.  As you can see the command states that it
> should be a
> differential backup, but when it begins the backup process it is
> actually
> doing a full.  Does anyone have any ideas/suggestions as to why
> this might
> be occurring?  ...

The greatest possibility is per the manual:

"If you choose a differential backup, and a full backup is not found,
a full backup is performed."

There are further words on this in the doc APAR IC42526.

    Richard Sims

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