kai,
1) under OS/390 almost for every task or activity a SMF record is
generated.
These records are collected in the SYS1.MAN* datasets. Usually, this
data
is extracted to different gdg's for whatever purpose. It makes the
working
with SMF data much more easier if you have
Richard Sims wrote:
> Yes, indeed. In Unix parlance, "sh" is the Default Shell, or
> Standard Shell - a rather non-specific reference to whatever
> actual shell the operating system developers deign to employ
> as their standard. In early AIX, it used to be
> Bourne shell. These days, in AIX an
I will be out of the office starting 07/30/2001 and will not return until
07/31/2001.
If your message is urgent please contact Tom Wieland. Otherwise I will
contact you when I return on Tuesday July 31, 2001.
Thank You
> Lesley - You don't specify, but I would assume that your
> system boot initiation files invoke the TSM server,
Yes. The startup script claimed it didn't come up.
> which would account for the prior
> instance. Though that initial instance was either delayed or
> non-functional
> (you could n
Gisbert,
You don't say which TDP you are using.
My experience is a little old, but in TDP for Oracle there is an environment variable
which tells TSM the "expected" size of the object. If this is greater than the
biggest file allowed in your storage pool, the backup will go straight to tape.
The easiest way is to put it in a CGI executable directory (in Apache it's
a directory with ExecCGI option in the httpd.conf file) and make sure the file
has executable permissions set.
Cheers, Suad
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On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 01:00:44PM +0200, Stan Vernaillen wrote:
> Robin,
>
> Thanks for you p
My approach is modular, get the person learning one aspect for a few days
e.g. anything to do with backup schedules.
I lay a whole bunch of tasks in increasing complexity/thought until that
person starts being confident in it, then I start with a different one.
If you are training several people,
We run a nightly archive of 70 GB that is taking just over 8 hours
uncompressed. In our Magstar 3570 we have two different tape drives. My
question follows: Is it possible to be running two different archives at
the same time to cut down the processing time? If it is possible how
would
you
