Hello,
just look at the example init script /etc/init.d/skeleton.
Copy it to /etc/init.d/tsm_sched
Edit it (you only need the start and stop section) it's really
easy...
And then use "chkconfig tsm_shed on" to activate it. Then the
script
wil
A "KIRBY" or "ELECTROLUX"
:-)
Sorry could resist
Stephen Pole
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After 13 years, we're looking to replace our TSM/VM servers (not by choice,
but we've fought that battle with Tivoli and are finally conceding defeat).
TSM on z/OS is one possible alternative, but we only have access to virtual
tape (STK's flavor) on that platform.
TSM on VM currently runs with ST
We have servergraph,,,I'll look at doing that and having it notify us.
Thanks for all the helpful suggestions,,
Debbie
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Thanks, BillI'll try these statements,,,
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We are trying to find out why a large restore takes as long as it
does. One of the main suspects is time spent on tape movement. The
SHARE presentation 'Finding Performance Bottlenecks in Your Tivoli
Storage Manager Environment' has a screen shot showing the use of
the tdpvr command to analyze PVR
3590 drives? That's the last one I recall using pneumatics.
Curtis
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W
We have a 3494 tape library. The tech told me that was the problem,,,he
replaced the part and it works fine..
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Servergraph/TSM, http://www.servergraph.com, can send alert emails based on any
message that appears in the TSM log. That's how we get notified that a drive
is having a problem.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
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The Operational Reporter shows a
We've added several checks to the TSM Operation hourly monitor report to check
for various tape/drive conditions. Some of them are:
- Search for TAPEALERT messages in the previous hour. Alert if N8950>0. Must
have SET TAPEALERTMSG ON.
select count(*) as N8950 from actlog where msgno in
Hi Bill,
Yes, I totally agree with you ! Looks like the SQL emulation for this
table is still not finalized ;-)
Forelast year, during a speech at Oxford's TSM symposium, Dave Cannon
evoked the possibility of porting TSM back to a real DB2 database
(though considering it as very difficult challenge
Hi,
I have noticed a lot of strangeness about the collocgroup table in sql.
Consider these 2 queries -
select count(*) from collocgroup
Unnamed[1]
---
10
select count(node_name) from collocgroup
Unnamed[1]
---
183
Pretty weird, huh?
What you expect from an
Hi,
I can think of 2 ways around this -
1. install 5.3 (at level 5.3.1.13 to avoid a bad bug). I have done this
And collocation groups work great, the feature is a great solution to this
problem.
2. When migration occurs, TSM selects the volume currently used by the node.
Do a process like this
I gotta ask: what kind of tape library uses a vacuum to pull the
cartridges into the drives?
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The Operational Reporter shows all drives online. That's because the drive
did not go offline. I had to manually take the drive, and path, offline.
The error message is that the "volume ** could not be mounted into
drive ***". After the SE arrived, we found that the actual problem was
that th
Hi Tae,
I install multiple copies of the software for the reasons you listed.
But I am running on Solaris and the needed tweaks to the process aren't that
hard.
I don't know what is involved with tweaking the install on aix.
I have been doing this for 2+ years and installed versions 5.1, 5.2 and
I am new to this list and to TSM.
I just installed TSM on SUSE9 running under z/VM 510.
How do I add the TSM scheduler to one of the run levels so that it starts
whenever we reboot the system.
Is there a script - do not find one in the install doc.
Thanks
Peter.
That was it!!! Thanks for your suggestions!
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Patricia,
This may be due to a corrupted l
Patricia,
This may be due to a corrupted log file, domdsm.log.
DP for Domino 5.1.5.1 failed if for some reason the log contain invalid
entries (ex, output of a command is redirected to the log).
Try renaming the domdsm.log file, so that a new one is created.
Eduardo
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On Mon, Aug 29, 2005 at 10:31:53AM -0400, Debbie Bassler wrote:
> Our TSM server, 5.1, is on an AIX OS, 4.3.3. Does anyone know of a log
> containing information about the tape drives? One of our drives has been
> inaccessible since 3:20 this morning. I'd like to write a script to page
> me when th
There isn't, but if you use the hourly monitor facility from TSM's
Operational Reporter, one of the statuses it looks for by default is
offline drives. Since hourly monitor reports can be emailed, the balance
of the task is easily left to the student.
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Our TSM server, 5.1, is on an AIX OS, 4.3.3. Does anyone know of a log
containing information about the tape drives? One of our drives has been
inaccessible since 3:20 this morning. I'd like to write a script to page
me when this happens, but, I don't know if there is a log available to
pull the in
Thanks for the definitive answer, Del.
-steve
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Steve
We are preparing to run a test restore of a client file system with
nine million files using no-query restore. We are somewhat concerned
about the amount of server memory needed to list all the files and
sort them by location. How well or badly does this process behave if
the server starts swapping
Steve,
Data Protection for SQL requires SYSADMIN role for the ID that
runs the backups and restores. This is because Data Protection for SQL
uses the Microsoft recommended SQL Server Virtual Device Interface (VDI)
API
for performing backup and restore of the SQL Server databases.
In order to
Hi TSM'ers,
trying to install a downloaded TSMSACAIX5310.tar.gz failed with
missing requisites for the baslevel-filesets. i.e.
...
SELECTED FILESETS: The following is a list of filesets that you asked
to
install. They cannot be installed until all of their requisite filesets
are also in
Not a new installation. The server has been backing up fine for months.
Can't even bring up the GUI or issue the backup command over command
line.
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Hi Joe
Yes we have, but the directory is exclude.
I'm sorry to make question and answer, but I found the solution for my
problem:
1) never stop manually the "TSM Server" service, but always use "halt"
2) if too late, restart "TSM Server" service, and then "halt" it from the
console, restart t
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