Those of you who are not interested please excuse the off topic post - this forum is
the best source of 3494 information around.
I have an AS400 connected to two drives in the 3494 which I theoretically control. I
use the other two drives for TSM on an RS6000. This AS400 is not configured to
Hi,
A long time ago, I offered the list my ADSM Monitor. Today I'm offering my
new improved deluxe version to anyone who wants a copy.
This is an HTML interface to a monitor that checks at regular intervals for
outstanding tape mounts. The "Lazy Operator" (that's me) can then mount the
tape and
I will be out of the office starting August 13, 2001 and will not return
until August 15, 2001.
I will respond to your message when I return. For technical matters,
please contact Michael Kutras or Fun Tang.
I have an Oracle DB on Sun in an EMC with Timefinder.
The plan is to use Timefinder to create BCV's of the
DB and then back up the BCV's to TSM. Question: How
can I use the BCV's and still provide the ability to
restore to the most recent point in time? If the
entire database is backed-up by at
OK... in your management class's backup copygroup, you can change the
FREQUENCY setting as I suggested in my earlier response.
In the schedule settings, you should change the OBJECTS from:
C:\TSM Backup
to
C:\TSM Backup\
unless you only want to back up the single file or directory named
The Bare Metal Restore product from The Kernel Group
(http://www.tkg.com/products/bmr/tsm) has the ability to use the backup
data in TSM to recover your server. The "prepare to restore" operation
can be issued with a single command and will create a customized restore
procedure that will automati
Hi, Jack. I believe the client is still using the encrypted cached password
even when you specify the -password option. That or maybe it's defaulting
to the TSM Authorized User/sticky bit behavior described in the manual. In
either case, the truth is that any user that knows the node's password
hi,
>Our oracle DBA claims that 'hot' incremental backups of Oracle takes as =
>long as 'hot' full backups using SQL-BACKTRACK. Instead he does weekly =
>full 'hot' backups of the database and backups of the redo logs thru the
=
>week.
>Is that how others using SQL-BACKTRACK and ORACLE do thier
Hi all
My customer upgraded ADSM 3.1 to TSM 4.1. Since the upgrade he has a number of
problems which I believe could all be interelated.
The symptoms are as follows:
1. 30% more data.
2. Less expiration going on.
3. Running out of scratch tapes
4. Reclamation used to free up scratch tape but
Does anyone currently use Sun Solaris 2.6, TSM 4.1, & TDP/R3 3.2 and process
data base files greater than 2 GB ?
I have an environment with Sol 2.6, TSM 3.7 & backint 2.4.25.6 (yes, so old
it has gray hair) and it doesn't like files over 2GB.
I'm seeing that
BKI0005I: Start of ba
Big Brother tells me that Alex Paschal wrote:
> When you have access to the node's password, TSM assumes you're the
> authorized backup person for the node, which is why you can see everything
> when you use the VirtualNodeName option and plug in the password. As root,
> obviously you have access
We do incremental on weekdays and full on weekends for our Oracle databases.
I do find that both types of backup take "about" the same amount of time.
As far as I know we never looked into backup of just redo during the week
but I think we will now.
-Original Message-
From: Davidson, Beck
We used to use SQL Backtrack and we did a hot full backup of a 1 TB database
nightly in about 3-4 hours going to a 300GB disk pool with 16 threads. We
then backed up the redo logs nightly.
-Original Message-
From: Lawrence Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 3:
When you have access to the node's password, TSM assumes you're the
authorized backup person for the node, which is why you can see everything
when you use the VirtualNodeName option and plug in the password. As root,
obviously you have access to all the files, so you can see them then, also.
A
The following was the management class and schedule information:
Version data exists = 30
Version data deleted = 30
Retain extra versions = 30
Retain only version = 30
Copy mode = Modified
Copy serialization = shrstatic
Copy frequency = 0
Schedule name = TSMBackup
Action = Incremental
Options =
I have a directory ("/foo/bar") on an AIX 4.3.3 box which has files
backed up into a TSM 4.1.3.2 server on the same AIX 4.3.3 box. If I
login as a regular user and run:
dsmc restore /foo/bar/ /tmp/ -inactive -pick -password=baz
I get no files. If I su to root and run it again, I see th
Hallo,
at the time, we had to make our decision, LTO was quit new and not avail.
with fiber channel connection.
Today, from the performance/throughput aspect I think, it's equal to 3590.
Stability and quality of tape material is an other aspect to look at.
We use four drives on one FC adapter and
Hello,
Long absence, but I'm back now! Three weeks in Idaho on the Salmon River.
Oddly not a single TSM question from any of the other passengers or from
Laura or from my daughter. Could it be that TSM is not the most important
thing in the world? H.
I'm sure you all missed me.
I have a
Hi
I4m implementing a SAN with TSM 4.2 on AIX ver 4.3.3. I installed the api and the Storage Agent. When I run the command dsmsta the following errors appears:
ANRE Unable to open language en_US for message formatting.
ANRE Unable to open message text file for message formatting
I will be out of the office starting 13/08/2001 and will not return until
20/08/2001.
I will respond to your message when I return.
> Is there any way to
> get the install process to work?
Thomas,
I am not the installation person and I know we have
installed this on Windows NT... So I am not sure
what is going on.
Please call IBM/Tivoli support.
Thanks,
Del
I believe it to be true that there is no way in an AIX environment to cause
a running dsmc scheduler to reload it's dsm.opt file, short of killing and
restarting it.
Is this in fact true (seems like a pretty Neanderthal'ish process), or is
there a way to cause a "refresh" or "HUP" of the schedule
>I'm trying to find a way to schedule a Server command script like this:
>
>generate backupset client1 full31 * devclass=dltclass1 scratch=yes
>retention=31 wait=yes
>generate backupset client2 full31 * devclass=dltclass1 scratch=yes
>retention=31 wait=yes
>generate backupset client3 full31 * devc
Hi All,
I'm trying to find a way to schedule a Server command script like this:
generate backupset client1 full31 * devclass=dltclass1 scratch=yes
retention=31 wait=yes
generate backupset client2 full31 * devclass=dltclass1 scratch=yes
retention=31 wait=yes
generate backupset client3 full31 * dev
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