Mark, you didn't answer my question, but you did provide the key hint,
so thanks anyway. That is to be sure to consider separately, the session
that represents the control thread, from the session that represents the
data thread.
"Date/Time First Data Sent" _is_ SQL variable start_time in the sess
Hello
I have a customer who want to use the TSM API code to backup his application.
The backup needs to run as LANFREE backup (A lot of Video files) .
1.. Can i use the Client API code for Lanfree backup ?
2.. Do i need to code ENABLENALFREE YES at the API dsm.opt file ?
Thanks for the quick r
It sounds like the -subdir option is no. Hopefully it's that simple, maybe
not, but a good place to start.
Nancy Reeves
Technical Support, Wichita State University
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 316-978-3860
Hi,
Recently we noticed that our scheduled Backup/Archive Client and TDP for
Domino backup
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>If I look at SQL variables, I see in the sessions table a
>START_TIME timestamp, which is when that session started.
>
>However, if I do QUERY SESSION F=D I get a different number,
>"Date/Time First Data Sent:",
I'm trying to do some statistical calculations involving session
throguhput, so I can better adjust the two throguhput settings to kill
dead or dying sessions before they leave the log pinned so long that it
fills up. (This happened twice over Labor Day weekend, each time causing
me to get paged wh
Hi all,
I am currently trying to fix and align our Windows installed TSM Client
base, and as we neglected this in the past, we have a variety of TSM
Client versions in the field.
We have about 200 NT clients that need updating. I want to create an
unattended install script to seamlessly install
Been there done that. Nike method, just do it.
Idea scared the dickens out of me, too.
But it really turned out to be a non-problem.
>>>It looks like that the new
TSM version needs to use a new Magstar driver for the 3490s rather than
the TSM SCSI driver.
I'm assuming you mean here 3590's?
As I
We're running TSM V5.1.8.0 on W2k. One server uses a 3494/3590s via SCSI
along with some other SCSI tape drives. I want to upgrade to V5.2.2.3
and see that there are 3590 driver issues. It looks like that the new
TSM version needs to use a new Magstar driver for the 3490s rather than
the TSM SCSI d
Troy,
I don't know much about sql either but you could get that information by
doing a query occupancy for the node. That would give you all of the data
stored for that node and then use a export node filedata=allactive
preview=yes to determine how much of the data is active.
Jim Sporer
At 09:57 A
What I would like to have is two (hopefully) simple scripts. Both would
take a node name as a parameter. One script would return the total
amount of active data being held by TSM for that node. The other would
return total inactive data for that node. If it could be condensed into
one script th
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