Are you doing server prompted or client polling backups? The ANR8212W
message indicates Prompted backups.
If you are indeed doing server prompted backups, then I doubt that
uninstalling the TSM client from the client host will stop the TSM server
from trying to prompt the client.
The selects you ran are only pointed to the DB tables, they will not try
to connect to a domain. They will not cause the messages you posted.
If you uninstalled the TSM Client from the Client host, then the scheduled
backups (and or archives) will show up as MISSED. To stop that you need
to either delete the schedule association (del assoc <domain_name>
<schedule_name> <node_name>.
As long as the defunct client is still registered to a schedule on the TSM
server, the TSM server is going to keep trying to contact it, assuming you
are using Server Prompted scheduling.
If you have other nodes in the same domain and you are using server prom
pted scheduling (I have never used it, so I defer to others' experience),
then the TSM server is going to keep trying to contact that domain. If
that domain is unreachable by the TSM Server, then those backups will
MISS.
If TSM does not have any entries for the host in its DB, it effectively
does not know about the client host. So, if it's trying to contact that
client, that client's information must be there in the DB in the nodes
table.
If looking up by the tcp_name isn't working and you have the node name,
look the node up by the node name rather than the tcp_name:
select node_name, tcp_name, tcp_address from nodes where
node_name like 'NODE_%'
(You are probably aware that the text is case sensitive. )
or, the brute force way:
select node_name, tcp_name from nodes order by tcp_name
If you want to find the schedule:
q sched nodes=<node_name>
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