This link shows the formula for the drive addresses when the Queued Unloads
(Boption is set to OFF.
(B
(Bhttp://www-1.ibm.com/support/entdocview.wss?rs=663&uid=swg21066478
(B
(BYou can also use lbtest to find out the address of the drives - lbtest -d
(B. Select 6 to open and 8 for element cou
That's curious!!! Now I'm in doubt. I think that you have to use the TSM
SCSI Device Driver. What I'm not seeing is the library device. It's
something like "lb0". If not first try to create through SMIT DEVICES ->
Tivoli Storage Manager Devices -> SCSI Attached Devices ->
Library/MediumChanger -> A
This is just one tip for the next time, if it happens again. I hope don't.
Any way, you can create more than one device config and volume history in
dsmserv.opt. And after a DB backup you can execute the backup of devconfig
and volhistory without informing the file. When you don't inform the TSM
Se
From: Luke Dahl [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Issue: We unfortunately lost two disks on a RAID 5 array
> that contained
> the database, recovery log, and primary diskpools. Compounding the
> problem the volhist.bak and devconfig.bak files were stored
> on the same
> disk array (we had a nightly
> Tivoli support said to turn on CRCchecking.
> I say, uh yeah, I already know my data is bad.
> Looks like I gotta try and figure out which drive/disk/scsi
> card is causing the problem myself.
Is there any activity log data from the time the data was written to the
problem volume(s) that shows
Interesting. I have had an IBM 3584 library with
(8) LTO1 drives, FC attached for over a year with
no problem. Cleaning tape was installed initially
and autoclean turned on on the library. Tape has not
been used yet!. I backup nearly 700GB of data
a day and make offsite copies. Don't do a lot
DIRMCduh!!! I just updated the management class for thie Oracle backups
and this client has not implemented a DIRMC dirpoolYET! That's on my
todo list for this week. Looks like I need to move it up on my list for NOW!
Thanks Dwight. And that noise you hear is me kicking my own BUTT for
ove
Greeting TSMers,
I have read this thread with great interest as we seem to have similar symptoms on the
same kind of equipement. IBM are confounded at present but are starting to come to
the same conclusion as me that the autoclean symptom on the library is not
functioning as it should. We o
Problem:
Lots and lots of tapes reporting errors when, auditing, copying, moving
data from them...
06/23/03 10:52:37 ANRD pvrntp.c(4586): ThreadId<15> Invalid
block header read from NTP drive DRIVE5 (/dev/rmt/10st).(magic=5A4D4E50,
ver=5, Hdr blk=1450 , dbytes=262096 <262096>)
(Thu
Hi, Shannon. You could try building a list of your nodes:
node1
node2
node3
store it in a file, "nodes". Then create a shell script, something like the
following. You may have to clean up some backslashes, I didn't check it.
Oh, I'm assuming a Unix machine. If it's Windows, I'm sure you can f
Hi All,
Server level: 5.1.5.1
Server OS: Solaris 2.8
Direct attached to a 3494 with SCSI attached 3590 Drives
Issue: We unfortunately lost two disks on a RAID 5 array that contained
the database, recovery log, and primary diskpools. Compounding the
problem the volhist.bak and devconfig.bak file
Hello All,
Can anybody tell me where I can find manual or redbooks on how to implement
tdp for hardware in combination with TDP sap r/3 ?
Best regards,
Koen Willems
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Tony, doesn't the Unexpected events page in Servergraph let you click on
each of the ANE messages, and see every individual filename that was
missed / retried/ locked / etc?
I initially responded because I was looking for advice about how we could
better do this, but I think the way we do it n
Richard, thanks for the performance note re select vs. query.
IMHO, a larger concern, if you're writing programs to analyze TSM's data, is
that the layout of the queries may change when you upgrade TSM, but the
field names
in the database won't. So your programs won't break when you upgrade TSM.
Sounds good to me also.
Anthony A. Garrison Jr.
Sr. Systems Programmer
USAA
(210 456-5755
-Original Message-
From: Chuck Mattern [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2003 11:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: Work arounds for files deleted in flight?
Li
Your summary is correct.
>From a development perspective, the EVENTS table is a little tricky.
Unlike BACKUPS, NODES, ACTLOG, etc., which have a finite number of
records, the EVENTS table is unbounded. If you do a QUERY EVENT with date
criteria beyond your event record retention setting, you'll ge
>as our VM mainframe is soon going to die I'm rewriting all my CMS REXX
>programs using REGINA and REXXSQL on Windows XP.
>As I have to rewrite the code I would like to brush it up and replace
>those QUERYs with SELECTs.
Thomas - A couple of observations...
- I would caution avoiding going to Sel
In summary, by default this virtual table contains records
for just the current date unless the WHERE clause is
filtering on SCHEDULED_START and the clause is a literal value.
OKit's not actually a populated table.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/23/03 01:46PM >>>
Larry, I again refer you to APAR IC
Larry, I again refer you to APAR IC34609, which discusses this. You can
view the APAR by going to http://www.ibm.com and doing a search on the
APAR number, which should come right up for you. In particular, look at
the "Comments" section of the APAR. I think that will answer your
questions. If not,
If access is returning all the rows when II look at the table, it is
only returning the current date.
Other tables return rows over a thousand, so it isn't a matter of
limits.
So I'm puzzled why, if it contains more than the current date, why the
events table doesn't display it when I open the tabl
> I conclude this is much the same as enterint select * from EVENTS
Not sure if you are asking a question, but yes. The important point is
that no WHERE criteria for SCHEDULED_START is present.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Note
Hi *sm-gurus,
as our VM mainframe is soon going to die I'm rewriting all my CMS REXX
programs using REGINA and REXXSQL on Windows XP.
As I have to rewrite the code I would like to brush it up and replace
those QUERYs with SELECTs.
I was playing around (and even reading the manuals ;-) but couldn'
SELECT [SCHEDULED_START], [ACTUAL_START], [DOMAIN_NAME],
[SCHEDULE_NAME], [NODE_NAME], [STATUS], [RESULT], [REASON]
FROM EVENTS;
I conclude this is much the same as enterint select * from EVENTS
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/23/03 12:40PM >>>
... So you can conclude that Access does not send a query th
... So you can conclude that Access does not send a query that contains a
WHERE clause specifying the date criteria.
An example of how to get Access to work with this is as follows:
1) Create a link to the TSM server EVENTS table (I assume you already know
how to do this).
2) Select the "View/Da
Lindsay,
This sounds great. We would need full path names to evaluate the
consequences of the event. Is something like this already floating around?
Chuck Mattern
The Home Depot
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"Mr. Lindsay
Yes, but when I am looking at the actual EVENTS table via ACCESS and
odbc, it appears to only contain data for the current
day..
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/23/03 11:28AM >>>
You need to do something like this:
select * from events where scheduled_start>'06/13/2003'
Regards,
See the client manual chapter on "Backing up your data", section
"Performing an incremental, selective, or incremental-by-date backup" for
the information you seek. Also refer to the "Incrbydate" description in
the "Using processing options" chapter of the client manual.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibe
I am trying to find out the differences between an INCREMENTAL and
INCRBYDATE. Please help.
Thank you.
Hi all
Just joined the list and have 2 questions waiting!
1.
We have quite a few SQL servers to backup and until now no problems, but I
do have 2 sql servers that I just can't seem to get working like they
should.
I keep getting the error:
ACO5422E Received the following from the MS SQL server
You need to do something like this:
select * from events where scheduled_start>'06/13/2003'
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew Raibeck/Tucson/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Internet e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The only dumb
Hi,
I can get prior days info by issuing a:
q event * * type=client begindate=06/13/2003 endd=today exceptions
only=y
but looking directly at the EVENTS table it contains no data prior to
the current date. I assume the above command goes against the activity
log, since it returns 'unc
You need to specify values for the SCHEDULED_START and/or ACTUAL_START
columns in order to get older data from the EVENTS table. You could do
this via a script that calculates today's date - n days, and plugs that
into a SELECT statement. Or just go with QUERY EVENTS.
The difficulties in getting t
OK. Thanks; the EVENTS table seems to only status dor the current day.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/23/03 10:27AM >>>
For client operations, the SUCCESSFUL column name is a bit of a
misnomer.
as it really just indicates whether the communications between server
and
client terminated successfully (I be
For client operations, the SUCCESSFUL column name is a bit of a misnomer.
as it really just indicates whether the communications between server and
client terminated successfully (I believe that this maps to the "normal
server termination indicator" field in the account log records).
For monitorin
I run my script from a logged in terminal and it runs fine but when I try
to run it from cron it gets segment violation.
This is in a redhat linux box.
RH6.5 and client 3.1 works
but RH 7.3 and client 4.2 gets the segment violation.
I stewed for days and thought the envioronment variables may mak
Have a look at the DELETE FILESPACE syntax. You need to tack on the
NAMETYPE=UNICODE parameter. Alternatively you can specify the FSID instead
of the file space name, and use the NAMETYPE=FSID parameter.
delete filespace grbcap2 \\grbcap2\n$ nametype=unicode
or
delete filespace grbcap2 15 namety
From: Scott Figgins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
# lsdev -Cc tape
rmt0 Available 1P-08-00-0,0 4.0 GB 4mm Tape Drive
rmt1 Available 1P-08-00-2,0 4.0 GB 4mm Tape Drive
smc0 Available 1P-08-00-3,0 IBM 7336 Tape Medium Changer
# lsdev -Cc adsmtape
mt0 Available 1P-08-00-0,0 Tivoli Storage Manager Tape Dr
I can't seem to delete or display some of the filespaces associate to one
of my node names. I can display the c, d, e filespaces specifically but
not the f,h,i or n. (See below)
Anyone have a suggestion?
Node Name Filespace FSID Platform Filespace Is Files- Capacity
Pct
Na
Pattie,
I may be wrong, but i was under the impression that the TSM Server and
BAclient versions must be the same for LANFree to function...
Matt Thomas
Storage Support
LTSB
-Original Message-
From: LeBlanc, Patricia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 23 June 2003 14:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED
I have found on some large disk pools, that is say, 5x the size of a tape,
we set migration to continue to yes, set the high level to 20, and low
to something like 3 to 5 percent. Yes, I do daily 'flush' the pools by
setting them to hi=0, lo=0 for a while before I do a db backup.
Why 20% for hig
From: Lawrence Clark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm looking at the contents of the TSM Summary table and the SUCCESSFUL
column for backups does not seem to relate to failed or missed nodes.
Anyone know how to interpret this column correctly?
As has been said many times in this list, the summary t
Morning,
We're trying to get lan-free going in our shop.
Tsm Server - aix 4.3.3, tsm ver 5.1.1.6
tape library - magstar 3590E
TSM client - W2k, tsmver 4.2
HBA - Emulex 9802 DC
Does anyone have lan-free working in a similar situation? Or maybe just using the
same hba?
Thanks!
pattie
liberty mu
I think most people use server scripts (or the older way, admin schedules)
to set migration up and down daily. Why are you using shell scripts?
Typically you'll write a server script that does most of the daily
housekeeping jobs, one after the other, and one admin schedule to fire it up
at 6 AM.
Not sure what your asking, but
Select * from stgpools
will give you stgpool data in total.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 06/21/03 05:28PM >>>
Hi,
Is there a SQL query example, that shows how we can determine if a
storagepool has qualifying data that can migrate
We have a shell script the lowers t
Hi:
I'm looking at the contents of the TSM Summary table and the SUCCESSFUL
column for backups does not seem to relate to failed or missed nodes.
Anyone know how to interpret this column correctly?
Chuck, would a missed-files report that grouped them by reason-missed help
you?
eg:
Files Missed for Nodexxx
Not found: 562
Changing: 2
Locked: 132
Then of course you'd want to be able to click each line, and drill down
to see the actual file names. If y
Anderson/Group -
# lsdev -Cc tape
rmt0 Available 1P-08-00-0,0 4.0 GB 4mm Tape Drive
rmt1 Available 1P-08-00-2,0 4.0 GB 4mm Tape Drive
smc0 Available 1P-08-00-3,0 IBM 7336 Tape Medium Changer
# lsdev -Cc adsmtape
mt0 Available 1P-08-00-0,0 Tivoli Storage Manager Tape Drive
mt1 Available 1P-08-00-2,
I do have the latest ATAPE 8.2.5.0. Yes you do need it for it to define the
SMC0 media changer. I have loaded the AIX ML4 Maintenance Level. The drives
work fine with sysback and at the normal AIX level. It's just when I try to
setup the library. Thanks for your help for this Newbie at TSM :)
Scot
It depends on your definition of "qualifying storage pool" but it might be
worth to look at STGPOOLS table and select from it.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Steve, Taylor" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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22.06.2003 00:28
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The clients that this is occurring on are Sun Solaris client OS level 5.8,
client version 5.1.5.0.
The idletimeout value is set to 60 and I'm not quite sure where to find the
tcpwindowsize.
I have looked through the server activity log and I have found nothing out
of the ordinary. It appears tha
I would like to tbe registered agaain.
-
Ever since we transitioned from adsm v3 to adsm v4 we have encountered an
extremely high "failure rate". Essentially when adsm went from backing up
Unix filesystems like tar (see a file; get a file) to doing ti like dump
(build a list of files; go back and backup the list) we began taking what I
d
>Our TSM server was upgraded from 4.1.5 to 5.1.6.2 on os/390 and ever since
>then I have been noticing the following errors on the clients. Has anyone
>seen this? Is there a known fix?
>
>06/21/03 16:57:57 ANS1005E TCP/IP read error on socket = 5, errno = 131,
>reason : 'Connection reset by pee
Hello!
Our TSM server was upgraded from 4.1.5 to 5.1.6.2 on os/390 and ever since
then I have been noticing the following errors on the clients. Has anyone
seen this? Is there a known fix?
06/21/03 16:57:57 ANS1005E TCP/IP read error on socket = 5, errno = 131,
reason : 'Connection reset by p
Jeff,
have you checked in the summary table about the statistics of DB2 backups ?
Do you get the number of bytes tranferred, compression data ?
René LAMBELET
NESTEC SA
GLOBE - Global Business Excellence
Central Support Center
Hi,
I have started testing backup of DB2 databases on one of our NT servers and
as a result i have two small problems.
Firstly, i can run an ONLINE backup via the DB2 Control Center GUI ok and
when i run a 'show version' via the TSM server, i can see the object as
having being backed up. However,
Hi all,I have a sprctralogic 12k with two logical library,the library 1 I want to
manage it usr TSM,this library with only one SONY AIT-3 driver in slot 2.But when I
want to define this driver ,the element 646,647 and 80,81 all inavailable.What element
I shoule choose?
Thanks.
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He does not need to use Atape for 7336, but `lsdev -Cc tape` output might
reveal some other problems. So the Anderson's approach is better :-))
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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23.06.2003 07:02
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