I ran the brrestore and the restore failed due to the files not being available on the
server. That was due to them having expired. However, the brrestore deleted all of
my database files on the server. Not only was I not able to restore what I wanted,
brrestore deleted what I had!!
I opene
Thanks Alex..
I'm learning, and you (all) have been very helpful!
The new/modified vocabulary seems to be the toughest hurdle.
Why can we still call cats, cats?
Ken
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Hi, Ken.
Actually, Ken, the expiration I'm talking a
Hi, Ken.
Actually, Ken, the expiration I'm talking about is when something is deleted
off of the client server, not the server side "expire inventory" process, so
it really shouldn't be affected by versions/retentions in your copygroups.
During a full incremental, TSM will "expire" a deleted file
Well, I stumbled upon the "fix" for this. I updated my 4.2.1.0 server and
device drivers to 4.2.2.7 which I grabbed from the Tivoli site. Once
the drivers were installed I as able to define DLT drives.
Neal V. Adams
SLAC Computing Services -- Systems Group
Hi Al,
I was confused, too (that's what happens when I haven't looked at this
stuff for a while). But you must have not received my other post, where I
flip-flopped yet again (you'd think I was running for political office!).
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager
Andy,
Now I am confused because an incremental by date just looks at the date of
the last full incremental compared to the date of the copied file. The
copied file retains the original date and if the date is older than the date
of the last fill incremental it will not be backed up (even if it i
Alex,
Thanks.
That works too! Or as you might say "maybe/probably/for now". If I start modifying
upward, my "versions" and "retain" values, deletion may not happen for quite a while.
Ken
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How about this. Check the session end
Hi Andy,
We do not have any "options" in our policy
and
I see the message(s):
Incremental backup of volume '/'
Incremental backup of volume '/usr'
and more when the backup starts..
Thus we must be doing a "full incremental backup'
Thanks for clearing this up for me.
Ken
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Nope, I'm wrong yet again forget my last post on this topic, my
example of copying a file is a valid case where partial incremental won't
back it up.
Sorry for even more confusion. Time to sleep now... =8-O
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Dev
No problem. Glad I could help.
-Original Message-
From: Jurjen Oskam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 1:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Communicating with dsmadmc via named pipes
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 10:41:23AM -0700, Alex Paschal wrote:
[I
How about this. Check the session end summaries for each node, the one that
says, "Number of objects expired." (ANE4970I) If it's not zero, then you
know it's a full incremental that is expiring objects. If it is zero, well,
that doesn't tell you too much, but you can watch it for a while. The
Whps, you really didn't see me say this:
>>
For example, copying a file will produce a new file whose modification
date/time matches the original file. If this date/time is lower than the
date/time the file system was last backed up, then it won't be captured by
a Partial incremental.
<<
Thi
Joshua,
I think you may have just re-phrased my question.
The TSM Admin. Guide (Chapter 12 (sub-head How TSM Selects Files for Policy
Operations)) speaks of being able to;
1) "request a full incremental backup"
or
2) "request a partial incremental backup"
The book sez;
1) when requesting a "fu
The results of your SELECT statement look valid to me. You can check the
results by running:
select * from volumeusage where node_name=''
And do a manual review of the data. I would expect to see that the node
has 12 file spaces each on volumes 020259 and 030298, and 4 file spaces
each on
On Fri, Aug 09, 2002 at 10:41:23AM -0700, Alex Paschal wrote:
[I said that Expect wouldn't work]
> Um, that IS where the problem lies. Right, you can send commands and output
> fine on STDIN and STDOUT via the named pipes. However, the DSMADMC command
I'm sorry, I thought you misunders
I think with COPYMODE, you are talking about how to get a complete backup
of the file system regardless of whether the files have changed, versus a
backup of changed files only. But Ken is talking about what we call "Full
incremental" versus "Partial incremental", which is different (and yes,
the
Hi Ken,
There is no way (at least none that comes to mind at this time) from an
administrative standpoint to determine this.
Partial incremental is also known as "incremental by date". To use this
kind of incremental backup, the -incrbydate option would have to be passed
to the client. For examp
What exactly do you mean 'partial' backup? Do you mean the standard TSM
incremental backup? If so that would be in the copygroup mode
parameter. But of course from the GUI or the CLI, your users can still
request a full backup without changing this parameter on the server.
--
Joshua S. Bassi
Set copy mode parameter in the copy group to absolute for full and modified
for incremental backup.
For partial incremental: see manual ( ex. by date, etc...)
From: KEN HORACEK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/09/2002 01:36 PM
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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We've got the same verion but got no problem . I uised the command line to
define with option /autostart:yes.
From: Eliza Lau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/09/2002 02:58 PM
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: 5.1.1 Windows 200
Hi fellow listers,
So here I am, "Reading the Fine Manual", and it sez; an Incremental Backup can either
be "full" or "partial"..
How can I tell if my backup(s) are requesting a "full" or "partial" backup?
Ken
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Ours is also a brand new W2K server with no previous version of TSM client
installed.
Eliza
>
> In our case, the servers that are failing are brand new servers, never had
> an older client installed.
>
> As a bypass, we've set the recovery option on the service to restart on the
> first failure
In our case, the servers that are failing are brand new servers, never had
an older client installed.
As a bypass, we've set the recovery option on the service to restart on the
first failure - seems to work so far.
Tim
-Original Message-
From: Halvorsen Geirr Gulbrand [mailto:[EMAIL PRO
Um, that IS where the problem lies. Right, you can send commands and output
fine on STDIN and STDOUT via the named pipes. However, the DSMADMC command
doesn't use STDIN for the username and password. I'm not sure exactly what
it does use, but it's not your standard input, even if redirected. Y
I've been running the 5.1.01 on Win 2k servers for about 2 months now
without any problems. I had to remove the old 4.2.x services upgrade the
client then recreate the service. I'm using the CAD mode
I wish Tivoli would get rid of the "errors" it logs in the app log about the
scheduler stopp
I will be out of the office starting 08/09/2002 and will not return until
08/20/2002.
I will respond to your message when I return. For any critical problems
regarding ADSM/TSM Backups or UNIX support please create vantive ticket in
'Server UNIX INET US' box, or call help desk at KNET 25x87047
I think that means that a backup for that client was still going when
the scheduled backup tried to start.
Burak Demircan wrote:
> Hi,
> Today after 4 years I have met an interesting state in client schedules.
> Normally live connections and their schedules seem as "Started" in
> events but toda
Tim,
Good to hear that someone else is having the same problem. I will call it in
to Tivoili anyway so they will come up with a fix sooner.
Thanks,
Eliza
>
> Hi Eliza:
>
> We are experiencing this on SOME of our Windows 2000 Servers. On these
> servers the Schedule service fails SOMETIMES on
Miles,
Sorry for the delayed response. Had to take a personal day yesterday, and
so did not check my mail.
The FastT line is developed/supported by the folks in Raleigh, which is
the xSeries group (Intel). As such, their primary focus is that platform,
and Unix support shows up later in the pr
On 08-Aug-02 Prather, Wanda wrote:
> If your clients are doing compression, the server only records how many
> bytes it received.
True. And if the client sends a file and "file changed during
processing. File skipped.", then the server keeps counting.
We had a customer with a client who sends ev
Hello,
I've seen this when upgrading from one level to another, (in my case from
4.1.x to 4.2.x).
I used DSMCUTIL to remove the service, then started the client, and from
utilities, installed scheduler service again, importing same opt-file, and
it worked fine.
I don't know if this is the case for
On Thu, Aug 08, 2002 at 11:08:22AM -0700, Alex Paschal wrote:
>> What I would like to do is start a dsmadmc process at the start of my Perl
>> program, issue commands to it and read the results via named pipes. I
>> have already accomplished this, but the only thing that doesn't work is
>> the en
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