Hi ALL,
Iam observing a strange problem quit frequently in my TSM server 4.2.3.3 on
AIX We have around 400+ server taking schedule backup and configured using
prompted mode, Most frequently schedule prompter from TSM server stops
initiating backup and no errors found in actlog and clients dsmsch
HI;
Can someone help me with TSM.
The service cannot start on win2k.
I got this message:
The TSM scheduler service failed to start due to the following error:
The system cannot find the path specified.
Thanks
I'm not sure what they were, as we started with version 2, but
if I recall past discussions on this list, they were added on
because Version 1 lacked a database backup and restore
functionality. They were, literally, "salvage" utilities, to be
used in the same circumstances that you would now use
'
My problem was always with bad entries in the recovery log. The only command
I remember was FORMAT, and start over.
Support would always say "I hope you had a backup of your database"
The 'database' was rarely the problem.
bob
On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 11:23:17PM -0500, Justin Bleistein wrote:
>
I've been reading and from what I read ADSM version 1 had some database
salvaging commands for disaster recovery stuff... Does anyone have a list
of these old commands and what they do?
Thanks!.
--Justin Richard Bleistein
Unix Systems Administrator (Sungard eSourcing)
Desk: (856) 566 - 3600
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Hi Mario,
My response against each question is below
=> Can I perform a database backup and later, if I wish, restore a
specific tablespace using TSM (with or without the TDP?) ?
Can you elaborate on this more ?
* Can the ONTAPE tool be used (or commanded) from TSM ?
ONTAPE tool is an independ
On Tuesday, March 25, 2003, at 01:57 PM, Dearman, Richard wrote:
Does anyone have a script to cancel all process? For example you can
"cancel sess all" to cancel all sessions but there is no "cancel proc
all"
command. So there must be a scripting way of doing this.
This should work on a unix-lik
On Tue, 25 Mar 2003 14:11:43 +0100
Christoph Pilgram <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Does anybody know, if there is a TSM-client for Linux and/or HP-UX on
> a Hardware with Intel-Itanium Processor available or is the normal
> HP-UX-client ok ?
> I saw an IA64-api for Linux on the download
Can someone help with a list of excludes for the B/A client that runs on an
Oracle Win2k box wiht the TDP Oracle agent? The TDP manuals for Oracle do
not have any section on using the B/A client in conjunction with the TDP for
a full Oracle server recovery scheme.
TIA,
Bill Boyer
"Some days you ar
I have a script that cancels any migration, reclamation, move, and backup
stgpool processes. I modified it slightly here, but it should work to
cancel any process running in TSM. However, remember that the process will
not necessarily cancel immediately. It has to finish what it is doing at
that
Million ways to skin a cat, but here's one crude way.
dsmadmc -se=$SERVER -id=$ID -pa=$PA -commadelimited "select
process_num,
process, status from processes" | tail +8 | grep -v ANR | grep -v ANS |
grep , > $OUTFILE
PROCESSES=`cat $OUTFILE | cut -d, -f1`
for PROCESS in
Does anyone have a script to cancel all process? For example you can
"cancel sess all" to cancel all sessions but there is no "cancel proc all"
command. So there must be a scripting way of doing this.
THanks
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Don't forget to update any copygroups that may have a DESTINATION= of a DLT
tape pool...
If you can afford, and are not in a hurry, just point all the new backup
data to the SDLT tape pools and leave the old DLT tape sitting there. The
data will start to go away with expiration and after a time pe
Stanfield,
I backup two disk pools and two four-drive libraries (a 3575 and a 3583)
to a four-drive DLT library. Here's what I do.
1) Launch backup of "folderdisk" to DLT - 1 process; this is where I store
directories. Wait 3 minutes, then...
2) Launch backup of disk pool upstream of 3583 to DL
John,
Correct assumption.. No new management classes created. No management
classes are set to absolute. This node didn't change management classes,
nor had anyone modified it's Node definition or dsm.opt files.
As far as things that require a backup, we can find no evidence of anything
changing
As near as I can remember it, here's the way I moved from DLT to LTO (should
pretty well match up).
1) Define your new SDLT tape pools
2) Make these pools the 'next pool' for both your disk pools AND the DLT
tape pools
3) Update your library to set ALL DLT tape to private (no scratch DLT tapes
--
When doing BACKUP STGPOOL has anyone experimented with setting the
MaxProcess to a number greater than the available number of drives at that
moment hoping to use more drives after they become available?
We have several stgpools which we start backing up in parallel but, as
expected, some jobs rand
> Hi TSMers!
>
We currently have a DLT library and recently bought a new SDLT library which
we plan to use as the main storage device, the question I have is which is
the best for moving the data from the old tapes to the new ones?
- Using move data
- Setting a new storage pool in the chain and mig
Todd,
First I have assumed that you have made no recent changes to the TSM environment
eg. no new management class with a copy mode of absolute.
Sounds very much to me that something has changed on the netware client. Perhaps
a new process or new software that is changing file attributes so that T
Server is AIX 4.3.3 running TSM 4.2.1.7
Prior to this weekend, everything seemed to be fine on this Netware 4.11
server running B/A Client 4.1.3.0. Compression is set to ON at the Node
Definition level. It was inspecting its 111K+ files and backing up between
200-1000 files a day (about 60-200MB
Hi list,
I have to perform the backup of a Informix database and I want to know if
is possible for TSM to do it without the TDP for Informix.
I have been told that the ONBAR tool uses the XBSA libraries to talk to SM
products and that the only thing that the TDP for Informix does is to act
as a t
Thanks Richard for the GUI limitation.
About the retrieve of the mksysb, let say server A is down.
- first we retrieve the stored mksysb from A onto server B,
- then declare a NIM client for the server A,
- then bootp on server A (the retrieve mksysb is used).
Thats all ! no more mksysb goin
Password generation is related to the node name, so there will only be two
passwords if you are using two different node names for each TDP Oracle
instance (which I hope you are).
Regards,
Neil Rasmussen
Software Development
TDP for Oracle
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ameerul Mazli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You can't use EXCLUDE.DIR to exclude the root of a drive. Plus, note that
EXCLUDE.DIR is always processed before INCLUDE and EXCLUDE, regardless of
its position within the include/exclude list.
If what you are really trying to achieve is to back up *only* these files:
c:\Dokumente und Einstell
Just wanted to let everyone know that the server migration went as well as
expected. Thanks again to Wanda, Roger and Jim for their specific
pointers. I noticed a couple of things that I did not expect that I wanted
to share with the group.
(1). We have both the db(15GB) and recovery log(4GB) T
I tried to backup only a few file with a server-scheduled backup
from a Windows 2000 client. For LINUX or Solaris clients I managed
this with include/exclude-Files without problems.
For Windows-clients the scheduled backup (or dsmc incremental) seems
to backup nearly the whole C:-partition.
The r
>we recently developped a C++ script to directly send AIX mksysb's into TSM.
>The TSM API is used to archive the output of mksysb, block by block. Using
>dsmc, we can query and retrieve the archive objects without any problem.
>
>Now, using the tsm GUI, no archive file will appear, the file system
You're welcome! I'm glad I was able to help! I learned that dummy select
here on the list. I also use it for checking time-of-day in other scripts. I
want to make sure I do not start expiration processing during the afternoon
if my maintenance script finishes before 4pm because of the load it place
On Tue, Mar 25, 2003 at 09:59:47AM -0300, Stanfield Alejandro wrote:
> 2 - DB on RAID 1 and no mirror
> What's the performance impact of having TSM do the mirroring? Since I'll be
> moving the DB to a storage array (HP EVA) which can self replace failing
> disks I'm tempted to go for opti
Hi all,
Does anybody know, if there is a TSM-client for Linux and/or HP-UX on a
Hardware with Intel-Itanium Processor available or is the normal
HP-UX-client ok ?
I saw an IA64-api for Linux on the download-side.
Thanks for help
Christoph
Richard,
You will have to run the Microsoft Exchange DS/IS
consistency checker when restoring only the IS to
an alternate server.
Thanks,
Del
Del Hoobler
IBM Corporation
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
- Remember that the best job security is
doing a job
Hi TSMers!
I'd like to know what you prefer for protecting the DB since I'm planning in
upgrading the system I can think about the following options:
1 - Main DB files on RAID 1, mirror on RAID 0 and
MirrorWriteDB=Parallel
2 - DB on RAID 1 and no mirror
3 - Main DB files o
Here is my script
--snip---
#!/usr/bin/sh
#set -x
# file /var/operlib/adsm/remove_drm
# debug - 0 no debug 1-print 2-simulate
debug=0
lib=lib0
if [ $debug -gt 0 ]; then
echo debug is on and set to $debug
echo library to use is $lib
fi
cat /etc/adsm/adsm | read usr pw
Hi dears,
we recently developped a C++ script to directly send AIX mksysb's into TSM.
The TSM API is used to archive the output of mksysb, block by block.
Using dsmc, we can query and retrieve the archive objects without any
problem.
Now, using the tsm GUI, no archive file will appear, the file
1. Yes, you will need a temporary license key, which you can receive
through Gresham Inc.
2. You will need to configure the Gresham software, which is not that
easy(it's not on a install-and-use basis). First, you'll have to configure
the drives using TSM device driver, then map the drives to t
hi,
i just receive a request to install and config STK L180 tape library,with two STK 9840
drive,purpose to test our development program by tsm 5.1 api,see that will occur any
problem .I known tsm support ACSLS managed library,in our ACSLS managed library
environment#,ACSLS server for used STK m
Hi Richard,
Your absolutely right about changing some values and check the effect.
Yesterday I only changed the NotifyBuffer to
NotifyBufferSize=0x0040
but this night it crashed again...
jbberror.log:
03/25/2003 01:16:54 Error updating the journal for fs D:, rc = -1, errno =
27
03/25/2003 01:1
undefined
We backup our Exchange databases (5.5) using TSM 5.1.2 using the Exchange
TDP 2.2 agent and the backup works fine. When restoring an Exchange database
to a newly setup server we find the corresponding Distribution and User
Lists are not restored. The User List is not a problem but the Distribution
Adrie
> So, attribute changes (0x0004) are now not notified...
> Is this due to a virus checking application?
My memory isn't exact (it's old age creeping on, probably), but yes, I
think it was because of the virus check. Whatever the reason, it doesn't
seem to harm us.
But my main points w
Extract of my perl script doing this:
sub CheckoutCPDLT
{
system ("dsmadmc -id=$login -pa=$passwd -outfile=$tmp1 q vol
stgpool=cplto acc=reado,readw");
print "\n";
open(LDSM,"$tmp1") || exec @dsm_command;
$nbcpdlt=0;
while ($lline=)
{
Works great Al, thanks!
Nice solution, using select from db, but actually not selecting anything
from the db :-)
> -Oorspronkelijk bericht-
> Van: Alan Davenport [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Verzonden:maandag 24 maart 2003 14:54
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