Hi TSMers...
I'm working on a project to extract archived data from almost 2000
optical platters. The data needs to come out of TSM temporarily, be
reprocessed, and eventually, loaded back into TSM. The problem is, I
want to do this in the most efficient way possible, and I'm having a
little tr
I know that per APAR IC28825 if you try running select * from events you will
only get the events for today.
That APAR lists a work around where running select count(*) from events where
scheduled_start between '2005-10-01 18:00:00' and '2005-10-15 06:00:00' will
actually give you the events
Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU wrote:
I want to code an include statement that applies a management class to a
specific directory/filesystem and all subdirs/filesystems beneath it.
Do I need to have one include statement for each sub-filesystem ?
We tried:INCLUDE /oracle_backups/* ORACLE_BACKUPS
bu
Well, my query gives you pretty much what you expressed in your original
post (except I swapped the order of platform and node). It would also help
if you could clarify *exactly* what it is you are looking for, to avoid
the problem of VIVO ("Vague In, Vague Out") :-)))
You can rearrange the c
Seems to be ok but unless I can run it on production I won't know for sure.
The question now is how to get this to read in columns by nodename instead.
Sorry if this is simple to others but I have no experience with these.
DOMAIN_NAME: NT_DOM
SCHEDULE_NAME: CLIENT2_M-F
ACTION: INCREMENTAL
Charles,
For years we operated TSM with very little disk space.
The trick is to use small disk pools of 5-10 GB with several volume files,
and set a fairly low migration threshold - say 10-20% or so.
In our case one of our disk pools was 4 GB as 20 x 200 MB volumes. We ran
with HI=10, LO=0, so
As you open each publication, there is an option for PDF Version.
At 11:42 AM 10/14/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Is the InfoCenter html view the only documentation available for TSM 5.3?
Is there no way to print the 5.3 doc?
David
Fred Johanson
ITSM Administrator
University of Chicago
773-702-8464
This *might* do what you need. Initial testing suggests it works. Caveats:
I guarantee nothing :-) and it will probaby take a while to run (mine took
about 15 minutes). Try it and see; look at the tables separately and make
sure the output you get looks correct. My main concern is that this still
m
Within each tree you can find a .pdf version.
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Thank you SO much. What a clever place to hide it.
David
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If you open a document in the InfoCenter the first entry on the left side for
each
document is the "PDF version". You can download and print the document form
there.
Thomas
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If you open a document in the InfoCenter the first entry on the left side for
each
document is the "PDF version". You can download and print the document form
there.
Thomas
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Is the InfoCenter html view the only documentation available for TSM 5.3? Is
there no way to print the 5.3 doc?
David
The 5.1 client, starting at 5.1.6, includes support for Windows 2003.
System object support uses the "legacy" APIs (same APIs as used by Windows
2000 and XP). This is documented in the client README file.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Int
==> On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 09:41:34 +0200, Rainer Holzinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
said:
> In general this works fine in our installation. But in the meantime there is
> one Oracle system where we have found 'old' TDPO objects in TSM storage but
> no entries in the RMAN recovery catalog. Even a 'TDPOS
I agree. It's just another instance of eternal vigilance forced on us by
TSM. I have a group adding a dozen or more new clients a day. If I don't
get them assigned to groups and they push so much to disk to force a
migration, I wind up with a dozen or so 3592 cartridges with less than 1% used
INCLUDE /oracle_backups/.../* mgmt_class
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Subject: Include and sub-dirs
I want to code an include statement that
Geoff,
I'm not 100% sure, but I think that what you're asking for is the
classic SQL union of 2 select statements. As I understand it, this is
possible in a traditional DB2, but the union & intersect operations are
not available in the TSM SQL subset. The closest I can manage is the
following
sel
hi patricia,
i think that tsm client version 5.1.7.3 is not able to backup w2003 at all,
because
w2003 backups for system objects and system state depends on vss and tsm
5.1
does not know these api!
with best regards
stefan savoric
Hello,
I'm running 18 Oracle systems on HP-UX which are backed up by TDP for
Oracle.
The TDP for Oracle version is 5.2.1.0, the TSM servers 5.2.4.1 on AIX
5.2 ML05. Oracle serves are at level 9i and 10g.
Our Oracle administrators have written a RMAN script that deletes
obsolete backups. I was moni
On Thu, Oct 13, 2005 at 07:38:18AM -0700, Neil Rasmussen wrote:
> When deleting Rman objects on the TSM Server, TDP Oracle uses the delete
> function on objectsthe objects do not move to inactive they are just
> simply deleted from the TSM Server.
While the manual says to create nodes for RMA
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