Well, at 50%, it's really a moot point ... 50% empty and 50% full are the
same thing. We usually set our daily reclaims to 67%, and if we do adhoc
reclaims we start at a higher percentage... maybe 90%, to get the emptiest
tapes freed up first.
Also, remember, TSM will use available "FILLING" tap
But this is what I saw in red books implementation guide
and I have seen that when Tapes touch 50% reclaim process starts.
Its the way it worked for me.
it is ok.
Thankx
balanand pinni
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From: Robin Sharpe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, June 08, 2001 2:46 PM
To:
The messages indictae that the database or recovery log data sets have not
been formatted or their format has been over written. Please run the PARM
='/FORMAT step before running the restore.
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No, actually you have that reversed. The reclaim percentage is percentage
"empty", so if you want to guarantee 2 tapes to fit on one scratch, make
the reclaim percentage 51% or greater. If you want 3 to 1, make it 67%; 4
to 1, 76%, etc.
Robin Sharpe
Berlex Laboratories
"P
Is there a client that works for LINUX for OS390? SuSe? If yes, where?
TIA
>The TSM clients go out of service when their corresponding server version
>goes out of service.
Thanks, Andy, for that clarification.
This morning I filed a request with the Tivoli web support people to have the
End of Currence web page come right out and say that. As it stands now, the
page sa
Hello Brian,
The TSM clients go out of service when their corresponding server version
goes out of service. The end-of-service matrix shows that TSM 3.7 for
OS/390 goes out of service on September 30; for other platforms it is
October 31. This includes both server and client.
Regards,
Andy
And
We're attempting a point-in-time recovery of our ADSM Database.
ADSM Release is at Version 3 Release 1 Level 2.50, running on platform OS390
Level 2.10.
The recovery is through batch JCL:
//SERVER EXEC PGM=DSMSERV,DYNAMNBR=300,TIME=NOLIMIT,
// PARM='/RESTORE DB TOD=05/01/2001 TOT=17:00:00'
How
>Anyone know of a non intensive way to move a large storage pool from being
>non collocation to using collocation.
'UPDate STGpool PoolName COLlocate=Yes|FIlespace'.:-)
Collocation then occurs on a go-forward basis only, which is to say that
previous storage pool data continues to sit as-is,
IBM part Number 49G6598 is a magazine that might work.
Jim Doll
CNJ Rm330B 908-236-3492
Fax 908-236-3668
Just enable collocation on stgpool .i.e update stgpool poolname
collocation=yes
pl see help .
Just wait for some time it gets done automatically.
Then when re claim starts it will free non collocated tapes to respective
tapes assigned for collocation
ie tapes for each node seperately.
BALANAND PI
Perm-A-Store makes Turtle cases for 3570 tapes.
We have several and they work fine.
Try www.turtlecase.com.
Anyone know of a non intensive way to move a large storage pool from being
non collocation to using collocation.
Thanks
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All:
Visit the web page at:
http://www.storage.ibm.com/media/products.html#3570
It lists a #59H4449 Transport/Storage Case for #3570 media.
Has anybody tried to order them from IBM ?
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Richard,
PPRC is a true copy of the original (at least that is how it is supposed to
be) thus partially written files will be partial writhed files on the PPRC
copy too. I suggest that you use TSM mirroring (I assume you use the ESS in
RAID 5).
I hope your customer understands the statement about
Can't offer much other than we used to use 3570 tapes and Arcus and did the
exact same thing. Good news no problems that we can attribute to that.
We have moved to 3590 carts and no longer have the concern.
Curt Magura
Lockheed Martin EIS
Gaithersburg, Md.
301-240-6305
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As a global affector, you could try playing with the THROUGHPUTTimethreshold
server option, specifying a high THROUGHPUTTimethreshold value, which your
clients could not possibly achieve, thus causing any client session lasting
more than THROUGHPUTTimethreshold minutes to be cancelled automaticall
Does anyone have a program for pulling a particular client's data for a
particular filespace from one storage pool (Tape) to another?
Alternately, I can write a good script if I can move a particular object
from a particular volume.
I currently have to use database intensive q contents and move
I have a different kind of question about the offsite storage/transport of tapes for
our IBM 3575 library. We use Arcus Data Security for this. At present the tapes are
put in an open case and we use foam pieces (really!) as filler so tapes won't bang
around much.
Our local Arcus site says t
The only thing I can think of would be to kill the client scheduler service
when you want the backup to stop. On Unix, you'd have to find the process
number of the TSM scheduler and kill that process. On NT, you could have
an "at" command do a NET STOP "TSM Scheduler Service" (whatever you calle
Hello everyone.
I have been doing some research this morning trying to locate the end of
service date for the TSM 3.7.2 client for all platforms. I have been able
to locate the end of service for the TSM server (3.7.4) but not for the
3.7.2 client. I would like to go to the 4.1.2.12 client versi
Folks,
Customer site: TSM running on AIX. 2 x IBM Enterprise Storage Server, one
per data centre. SAN connecting it all together.
Problem: I've seen and read all the posts about TSM mirroring vs AIX
mirroring vs RAID mirroring. I understand the probem with partial page
writes and prefer TSM mi
On Thu, Jun 07, 2001 at 05:52:25PM +0200, Chibois, Herve wrote:
> I'm working on a DBI::TSM driver, maybe one day ...
> rv
>
I wrote a module which, while not really DBI, has a very similar
interface. It uses the client, so it can run anywhere. Sorry, no
manual, and it's really a quick hack; but
Hello,
we will stop our mainframe by end of the year. TSM will be migrated from
OS/390 to AIX.
I have a 15 GB DB, about 2500 primary volumes as 3590 cartridges.
How should we proceed:
- export / import DB: using which media ?, server to server ?
- same question for the stg pools: can AIX read
Although I'm happy with a command line interface, many of the
Mac users I have are most certainly unable to cope, so I'm afraid
that I think that the GUI is a must. Even the idea of a command
line ftp session causes horror.
Tom
On 5 Jun 2001, at 12:50, Kevin Hoyt wrote:
> I would like to take
Hello Vo An,
yes, i have to go to Level 4.1 because of 3.7 is running out of service in
Octobre 2001.
Tank you.
Regards,
Sabine
Vo An Nguyen/Quebec/IBM <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> am 07.06.2001
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My own experience is that you should upgrade the LTO device driver (Atape)
to the
latest version.
Best,
Pu-wei
==
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I/T Specialist
IBM Global Services
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Hi all,
please let me advice, is any way to restrict real client scheduled backup
duration? By my experience duration parameter specified in schedule does not
affect real client session time. I need to ensure, that client backup
session really terminate after X hours window, which I have dedicate
I will be out of the office starting June 7, 2001 and will not return until
June 18, 2001.
I will respond to your message when I return.
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