Hello
I have also notice strange problems with client 4.1.2 . Filenames are
displayed incorrectly, and could not be saved with these incorrect names. I
works fine with client 4.1.1
Regards
Alain Ricois
Séparateur de messages
Objet : Memory le
Ik ben niet op kantoor vanaf 20-03-2001 tot 26-03-2001.
Ik zal uw bericht doornemen wanneer ik terug ben. Voor ADSM, TSM of ESS
zaken, benader mijn collega Luuk Kleibrink tst 020-594 2043.
I shouldn't have to RTFM when I had a contract with IBM to come out and do
the installation for me. I had my configuration laid out and they were
expected to perform the given task.
Here is another example of a problem that RTFM wouldn't have solved:
When installing TSM 4.1.1.0 on NT4.0, the se
I have never have been very happy with the scheduler in TSM because it is basically a
time dependant process were I prefer an event dependant process.
I would like to know what is the generally accepted method to schedule both admin and
client processes
Comment Please.
Peter Griffin
I will be out of the office from 16.03.2001 until 03.04.2001.
Ich werde Ihre Nachricht beantworten, sobald ich wieder aus meinem Urlaub
zurückgekehrt bin.
In dringenden Fällen wenden Sie sich bitte an Herrn Thomas Stüber (Tel.
040/300 53 - 0) oder Herrn Ulrich May (Tel. 040 / 300 53 - 0)
Viele
Well, I'll take a stab at this.
I know when you do a DB restore, the same disk layout (i.e., number of
DBVOLS) is NOT required, been there done that.
I believe the requirement is that the RESTORE TO data base (and recovery
log) must have AT LEAST as much space available as the original, although
Good question. I'd like to know from someone that has experienced a
restore.
Somewhere it implies that you have to have the same disk layout because
its a record backup and not logical.
Is this true? Is it documented? I haven't found it, yet!
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Program
At one level of 3.7.x to 3.7.y there was a defect that prevented rmdev
-dl from working on (some) TSM devices.
"Mark S." wrote:
>
> Shekhar Dhotre wrote:
> >I have experienced this before , upgrade deletes all drive info , and if you
> >try to reconfigure it , using smit tivoli ..you can`t you h
Sure. You could have a path to request Systems to bounce schedulers/server,
i.e. service request tickets or whatever, or they can give Operations
appropriate permissions for day-to-day operations.
UNIX: Systems could give Operations read/write access to the TSM client
directory and put together
Actually, this is not entirely true. * and *.* are NOT exactly the same.
*.* means any file name with the '.' character anywhere in the name.
* means any file name.
So if you have this:
exclude c:\Mydir\*.*
And you have these files in C:\Mydir:
abc.txt
123.txt
myfile
Then
If I have a 20GB database that is spread accross 10 dbvols but is only 10%
utilized can I restore that database onto a server with 5 dbvols totaling
10GB since the 5 dbvols will hold over the 10% of utilization.
My management has directed the move of the TSM Administrator function to our
Operations department. We have a unix TSM server with a mixture of unix and
NT clients. Software installation/planning would still be done on the
Systems side of the house, but everything else would be handled in
Operat
Hello there
some hints...
re-read your REGEXP definition, you do NOT need to put many lines
* and *.* are EXACTLY the same for *SM
try to use exclude.dir instead of /.../, *SM won't store directory
definitions.
rv
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From: "Gerrit van Zyl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Search LISTSERV where subject contains no and query and restore
Cory - that is not good news. We are looking to upgrade to TSM 4.1 in the
near future to fix the memory leak problem we are having on our Netware
servers. The IBM / Tivoli guys tell us that it is not a problem with TSM
but is a problem with the Netware garbagecollect function that is not
working
I don't know if this will help but something that helped us was to refer to
/oracle/PR1/sapdata01 as
"{/oracle/PR1}sapdata01"
Hope that helps.
-Original Message-
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 2:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: TSM 3.7 a
I recently moved my disk random access pools to new disk and met similar
messages. "Audit volume xxx fix=yes" corrected the problem in once case,
but had to be run twice! In another case, this did not correct the problem
and MOVE DATA (to the same storage pool, with the interesting unit set to
A
And in times past when I got utterly frustrated and never could get the
filespec working, I have resorted to renaming the filespace on the server
end - to something like DOG, that isn't hard to identify or type!
-Original Message-
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monda
Douglas Strilecky wrote:
> I've looked and can't find any specific info about how tapes get checked in
> and out of TSM under Win 2000 &RSM. I find places where it says checkin
> and checkout aren't used but no where do I find what to do instead. Any
> assistance in this will be greatly apprecia
>The trouble is, I can't find any way to access the old files with the same
>path name that were stored under "/" filespace. I have tried (as per the
>ADSM Concepts manual) using many combinations of curly brackets (e.g.
>"{/xx/xx}/yyy") and/or wildcards with no success. I cannot get anything to
>
Gidday all.
I have in the last week upgraded from ADSM 3.1.2.50 to TSM 3.7.4.
Everything seems to be going okay, until I try to retrieve some oracle data
archived under ADSM 3.1.
The data was in a filesystem that had never been incrementally backed up,
only archived from, so it seems ADSM was st
remember that the only way to restore/retreive data (i think)
that is on any adsm tape is to have the database. So delete the volume
,and if you can't degauss the data tapes, maybe you can degauss
the db backups. (just throwning ideas out) i know its not a good one :)
shawn
___
I've looked and can't find any specific info about how tapes get checked in
and out of TSM under Win 2000 &RSM. I find places where it says checkin
and checkout aren't used but no where do I find what to do instead. Any
assistance in this will be greatly appreciated.
In fact any info on using T
try "q cont stgpoolvolumename"
IE: "q vol /usr/lpp/adsmserv/pools/stgpool.pool"
-Original Message-
From: Wu, Jie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 9:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: how to find filename or node name
Hi all,
I did a backup stg
>03/19/01 17:24:46 ANRD asvol.c(2847): Volume 0BA40C cannot be deleted to
> SCRATCH - it still has SEGMENT references.
Arnaud - Have you tried a Move Data on the volume? There is some hope
that it would locate the companion volume having the remainder
of the file, and move b
I to have several volumes with this same problem. After talking to TSM
support they recommend doing a dsmserv auditdb archstorage fix=yes. However
this is now APAR IC28965. The fix is due out in May. You may want to wait,
as the auditdb can take days.
Ray Baughman
Engineering Systems Administ
Have you tried an audit volume"
AUDIT VOLUME xx FIX=YES
Perhaps this will clear it up for you.
Alan Davenport
Selective Insurance
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 18:01:56 +0100
> Subject: no "delete vol
Any error message in the schedule log? Nomally /tmp/adsmsched.log
"Sandor W. Sklar" schrieb:
>
> I usually just do ...
>
> echo "/usr/bin/dsmc sched > /dev/null 2>&1" | at now
>
> There should be a soft link in /usr/bin/dsmc to the long, ugly path
> version, and you might want to set passworda
Hi *SM'ers !
In order to remove a storage pool that is no longer in use, I tried to delete all
volumes belonging this storage pool, what worked perfectly except for one volume that
was already empty, where I got this message :
03/19/01 17:24:08 ANR2017I Administrator issued command: DELETE
John,
I posted our email notification script in the Scripts depot at
www.coderelief.com.
It's under the Client Monitoring and Administration category, topic Monitor
Client & Admin Schedules
-Original Message-
From: Talafous, John G. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 15, 20
Has anyone implemented a solution they would be willing to share that will
keep copies of inactive system objects?
Brenda Collins,
Storage Solutions Group
Phone: 651-848-5808
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Disclaimer: "The views, opinions and judgements expressed in this message
are solely those of
We are running client 4.1.2.13 on our Novell servers (thanks to the DST
error), but after RTFD I noticed the schedule function is still not
working. I saw a fix on the TSM FTP server earlier this month that was
supposed to correct this memory leak. Did they recall that fix? We have
been using
We have TSM 4.1.0 on AIX server and we have several Windows NT/2000
Clients.
Does the Windows NT/2000 Daylight Saving problem effect the Windows server
or doe it effect the clients even with AIX server.
Dave Pearson
Product Support Analyst
> -Original Message-
> From: Mark S. [SMTP:[EM
Dias, Bill (GTIWHQ) wrote, in part..
> Our current level of ADSM 3.1.2.50.I know, tell the bean
> counters. We wanted to know how much storage was being used by different
> parts of the system, so I wrote a PERL script to retrieve the information.
> For s... and giggles I added some
I am still new to Tivoli and searched the archives for information related
to duties required of a Tivoli Administrator. In one of the emails, someone
said they were spending 30-40 hrs per week to administer Tivoli.
Does anyone have a "task list" of admin/operator duties that need to be
maintain
Richard,
in my understanding, only the processes: Backup database, Restore, Retrieve, HSM
recall, Export and Import are high priority Operations and only they can preempt
lower priority Operations like Migrate, Reclamation, ...
But one lower priority Operation (Migrate from Disk to Tape) won't pre
Hi Richard!
Thanks for the update!
I guess TSM waits for the running reclaim to complete. It does not cancel
it. A 3590E reclaim can take a while...
I changed the migration thresholds for the diskpool, so migration kicks in
at an earlier stage and stops at a lower percentage. I hope this will
prev
This is a SQL Server restriction. The code page and sort order of the
restoring database must be the same as the current database. With SQL
Server 7.0, this means the restoring database must match the SQL server's
code page and sort order.
Either the sort order of the SQL server was changed since
Eric,
On our site we look after this by scheduling.
Best to have a dasd pool large enough to hold a complete overnight backup.
Then use TSM command scripts :-
1) copy your dasdpool to a copy pool
2) migrate your dasdpool to tape pool
3) only after successful completion of previous two steps use
Hi all,
I did a backup stg *** *** preview=yes and noticed that there is a
25G file in the primary storage pool, I am wondering if there is any way to
find out from which node the file is and what is its name. Thanks.
Jie
Hi TSMers,
We recently switched from Seagate Backupexec to TDP for Exchange.
Backup and restore with Backupexec of our 25G Exchange database took about
3 hours. With TDP for Exchange, backup takes 1 hour and restore takes 3 hours.
We are happy with the faster backup but are wondering why restore
--- "Prather, Wanda" wrote:
I've also done 2.x to 3.x, 3.1.x to 3.7.x, and it's the first time I've run
into this. But nevertheless, it's true.
--- end of quote ---
I'm going to be doing a 3.1.x to 3.7.x upgrade soon, any big gotchas that you
remember?
Steve Cochran
Dartmouth College
Is true. We just did a 3.7.2 to 3.7.4 upgrade, AIX 4.3.3. Something has
changed in Tivoli's install script, and the device type changes from "tape"
to "ADSMtape", so that you have to delete the drives and add them back, but
rmdev -dl doesn't work, you have to use odmdelete.
I've also done 2.x t
>TSM doesn't give the migrate process a higher priority than the reclaim
>process!
Eric - The Admin Guide topic Preemption of Client or Server Operations
indicates that the Reclamation should have been pre-empted by
the Migrate - unless you had NOPREEMPT in effect as a server option.
If no
Hello ,
HP-UX 10.20 2.4.10.5 single-threaded ADSM API level 3.1.0.3 - translated :
on HP-UX 10.20 you can use backint version 2.4.10.5 , this client is
single-threaded and you have to use API version 3.1.0.3 .
You can reach version info on
http://www-5.ibm.com/de/entwicklung/tdp/matrix.html.
Reg
Hi All
Does anyone know if the old backint for ADSM was supported on HP-UX ver
10.2
Thanks
Alex
Hi *SM-ers!
I've just finished migrating from a 3575 to a 3494 with two drives and I
encounter the first nasty problem.
TSM doesn't give the migrate process a higher priority than the reclaim
process!
Customers were calling me, asking why there backups were stalling. I checked
TSM, there were two
One of the TSM clients, having SAP R/3 and Oracle database, backup fails
regularly. We have set the Versions to be 28 in the initSID.utl file. I
believe that if the backup fails the TSM is not aware of the version and it
will not increase the versions. However we do backup the remaining files
wher
if you are running tsm or adsm you can try the following command
DELETE VOL * DISCARD=YES
(***) = volname
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Subject: deleting data of tape cartridges
Author: uwe.schonacher ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at
I thought you could degauss them, but it would ruin the tape, so it could
never be used again.
Nick Cassimatis
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Richard, you're right but I thought that the commands (delete filespace,
>delete volume) are only clean up the database and not deleting anything on
>the physical tape cartridges.
>
>I'm looking for a method to delete data on tape cartridges physically.
Ah - what you're looking to do is erase th
Richard, you're right but I thought that the commands (delete filespace,
delete volume) are only clean up the database and not deleting anything on
the physical tape cartridges.
I'm looking for a method to delete data on tape cartridges physically.
Thanks, so long
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Fro
Hi,
we have some huge NT on Alpha clients, which are using TSM 3.7.2., hence
I'm in desparate need for the DST fix for them. Where can I find it?
--
Reinhard MerschWestfaelische Wilhelms-Universitaet
Zentrum fuer Informationsverarbeitung - ehemals Universitaetsrechenzentr
Add parameter discarddata=yes to delete volume command..
Clarence Beukes
IT Specialist (Unix system support)
Geomar SSO Mid Range and Application Support Discipline
Location: IBM Park Sandton, IA2G
Tel: +27 (0) 11 302-6668 Cell: +27 (0) 82 573 5665
E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am running TSM 4.1.2
The server is on Unix whikst the clients are on NT4 SP6a
The scheduled backups complete ok but when I issue:
q file from the TSM backup server, the lastbckup date shows
28/2/01. However when I issue:
q b on the NT server I get a full listing of all the
backups
I can't se
>does anybody know a method of deleting data on tape cartridges (3590)
>without rewriting and destroying them? We need to wipe out round about 200
>tape cartridges an looking for a efficient method to do this.
Uwe - There is DELete Volume for such a task.
At a higher level, you could do DEL
Steffan,
No, not at all. It is the standard exclude statements:
Exclude "*:\macintosh volume\*"
Exclude "*:\macintosh volume\*.*"
Exclude "*:\macintosh volume\...\*"
Exclude "*:\macintosh volume\...\*.*"
Exclude "*:\microsoft uam volume\*"
Exclude "*:\microsoft uam volume\*.*"
Exclude "*:\micro
Finally some good new for us happy people with 358X Libraries and W2K on
SAN.
The latest level of the Windows TSM server 4.1.3 is available (although
Tivoli's Website is behind with the information as usual) see:
ftp://service.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/
server/
Well,
It turned out to be an easy one. Courtsey, Richard and Adolph.
I did the following:
1. PAUSE the library.
2. Made the Volume READONLY. ( So that I don't write accidentally on
the volume)
3. Mount the volume in one of drives.
4. Issued the command
Hello,
Has someone ever tried Space management (HSM) on Oracle tables (preferably
on Sun Solaris) ?
Each Oracle table is contained in separate physical file.
Any special glitch or pits that I should aware of ?
Thanks for any tip or directions.
Arye Shemer.
Hi Chaps,
does anybody know a method of deleting data on tape cartridges (3590)
without rewriting and destroying them? We need to wipe out round about 200
tape cartridges an looking for a efficient method to do this.
Thanks
Uwe
Even if I am not able to contribute something new to the topic, I would like to
endorse Bob's statements. Our situation is quite the same. So far we are not using
NAS appliance. But planning our next mail server generation and considering the
amount of accounts (40,000) we have now a closer look a
Of course cooperation between IBM and STK is a crucial point. I was reluctant a
long time to force myself to such a configuration.
We are running this environment now for half a year and right in the beginning we
had the oppurtunity to study the cooperation skills of IBM and STK on the basis of
a
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