Alex,
If the tape is truly "bad", first audit that tape (audit vol xxx fix=yes);
if you just want to skip past that tape, one "trick" I've used is to force
classic restore -- nqr won't skip "unavailable" tapes, classic will (or it
used to in the v 3.1 timeframe)...
To force "classic" restore, spe
I assume you mean the "dsmc sched" process on the (Unix) client; that is
the daemon used for running scheduled commands... unless you are defining
schedule on the server for doing the restore, it's not relevant (right?!).
OTOH, it sounds like maybe you *are* running the restore using a client
sch
I am running TSM version 5.1.0 on a Windows 2000 server. When I try to
backup Novell Directory Services tree on my Netware 5.1 server, it fails.
The error log says that the License object cannot be accessed. Does anyone
know how to exclude NDS license objects from backup? I also see following
error
DRM will also make those additional dumps for you, if you have it setup.
--Justin
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The devclass option is there to specify what sort of device you want
the backup to goto. In our environment for example we have an IBM 3494
library so I state devclass: "3590dev" and it directs my backup to media
belonging to that devclass. Below is the a procedure I typed up for
backing it
That is the command.
However, after you run any backup database command you should run a:
backup volhistory
This will dump the volume history of the database to a sequential file.
That file can be used to figure out what tapes to mount to recover the
database if the database gets destroy
we've got adsmserv 3.1 running on an AIX 4.3.3 system, with a IBM 3575
library.
i need to backup the database, but i dont understand how to do it exactly.
ive read the manual but it sucks.
okay so the command is adsm>backup db devclass=file type=full
i need to do a full because ive never backed
If there's a true problem with that tape, TSM should mark it as
"unavailable" and pick up the backup storage pool tape copy. Make sure your
backup storage pool tape copy is set to read only: "q vol vol_name f=d" on
backup storage pool tape copy.
--Justin
Alexander
Hello guys
I am doing an Informix restore on a DOWN system, the environment is this
Server: AIX 4.3.3 ML8 TSM Server 3.1.2.20
the client is
AIX 4.3.3 useing same version of XOpen API client as the Server version
We had a crash on the primary Informix server, how ever Informix we want to keep th
Ok, here is another one for you. I have a number of monthly schedules that
ran on October 12th as they were supposed to. I usually change the date each
month to make sure it runs on a Saturday but I had not gotten to them yet.
Since they should run on November 12 if I leave it, nothing to worry abo
we've got adsm server 3.1 on an aix 4.3.3 machine. tape library is 3575.
if ive donw a restore of an entire filesystem, but the restore stopped due
to a tape error, and that tape is just totally dead (cant migrate anything
off of it), how do i continue the restore of other good data that isnt on
t
I guess when they tried to fix the summary table problem they broke
something else.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
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Sent: Saturday, October 26, 2002 8:32 PM
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totally cool, thaks don. the restartable process is there!
one question though. the dsm client stoped and i killed that process on
the client. do i need to restart dsm on the clinet before i restart the
process on the server? i praobably do, im just asking in case.
alex
On Sun, 27 Oct 2002, DFra
Tapes marked unavailable usually just need to be marked available (and
possibly checked back into the library). I suggest setting it to readonly,
for now.
If the msg you got is "waiting for files from the server..." that just
indicates no-query-restore is invoked, the client will be receiving all
I'd imagine that if the card truly fits the specifications (and I'd
expect Adaptec to adhere to the specs) that any SCSI tape drive would
work that is supported by TSM would work well. The least obtrusive
drives that I've used with TSM are the Sony SDT-9000 (internal 4mm
DDS-3 12GB/24GB). The oth
I'm trying to set up a portable demo unit for TSM, using a laptop that has
an Adaptec APA-1460A PCMCIA card; the card supports SCSI-2. Does anyone out
there have any experience with any compatible (and current) tape drive
that'll run of this card?
--
Mark Stapleton ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Certified TS
we are in major trouble.
one of our fileservers is an AIX 4.3.3 running on a f50, with external
80-pin SCSI drives in a tower attached to a SCSI card in the f50.
last friday, the SCSI card for that tower failed, and all of the
filesystems on that tower are screwed! im so pissed. i can't mount any
Hi
Did his a way to get a clean output to a file (without the header an
footer) needed for running statistics.
The macro is running on Windows client.
Regards Robert Ouzen
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