I'm wondering if I'm missing anything in our setup of the 3584 as it relates
to incoming and outgoing tapes. Currently the mainframe sends alerts to the
operators when the I/O port is full on the 3494 and needs emptying. Once
empty the checkout of tapes can continues. I was wondering how others man
Setup: TSM 5.1.5.4 server running on SPARC Solaris 9
TSM 5.2.0.4 client running on SPARC Solaris 9
TSM 5.2.2.0 client running on Intel/AMD RHEL3
Scenario: I'm running TSM backups on a SPARC Solaris 9 NFS server
named nfssrv1, backing up the /home partition. /home contains
subdirs sm
Hi All
I'm installing a new site. TSM is 5.3.3 server and windows2003
clients are Windows2000, Mandrake linux, exchange and MSSQL.
I've got everything working and now need to populate the DRM
information, something that I've never done before.
Does anyone have any scripts they could share for dr
Thanks Wanda & Brian for your responses!
So it is telling us the # of tapes that are full and have reclamable
space. We do have multiple storage pools so the number that
we are seeing combines both tape pools volumes.
Tim
"Robinson, Brian D." wrote:
> If you check the folder that the TSM Operat
Backup_Copy is your pri tape pool(onsite copy), backup_copy_mb (offsite
copy) is your copypool data.
Sum will total all data in these pools, handy for making sure your stg
pools are in sync for DR as your pri will be destroyed.
You could add that SQL statement I gave you to you TSM servers operati
First of all thanks for the help ...this is good learning for me.I ran the
following select commands
>select node_name,sum(num_files),sum(physical_mb) from occupancy group by
>node_name
NODE_NAME Unnamed[2]Unnamed[3]
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That's what we current do. But we have been having space issues with
the database sizes being backed up.
Vicki
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We use the native MSSQL backup utility and back them up to a remote
archive server and archive all MSSQL dbs from a single location.
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Hello,
We backup the databases to local drives then have TSM pick the backup files.
Yi
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Subject: Backup of MSSQL Databas
We need to back up MSSQL databases, but they need to be closed to the RDMS
first. Has anyone done that? We do not have the Tivoli TDP agent, nor any
other
agents that handle open database files. I am not the best script writer,
but I was
thinking to build a script somewhat like the following:
select node_name,backup_mb,backup_copy_mb,archive_copy_mb from auditocc
Is what you need, this tells you each clients data in MB.
Regards,
Jim Bollard.
Technical Consultant.
Unitech Systems Ltd.
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Hi,
'select node_name,sum(num_files),sum(physical_mb) from occupancy group
by node_name'
Regards,
Karel
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select sum(backup_mb/1024) as "All Primary Data -
GB",sum(backup_copy_mb/1024) as "All Copy Data - GB" from auditocc
you could include archive data also if needed
Regards,
Jim Bollard.
Technical Consultant.
Unitech Systems Ltd.
Mobile: +353 86 353 2761
Office: +353 1 2942300
Office Direct: +35
If you check the folder that the TSM Operational Reporting software runs in
- usually the C:\Program Files\Tivoli\TSM\Console directory, you should find
a file with your daily report name with an ".in" extension. An example is
.
Edit this file and you will see what and how the report is generated.
Hi All,
We need to find how much storage is being used by each TSM client. I get
reports which indicate how much data is being backed up by each tsm client but
I am not able to find how much data is being stored for each client. Is there
any query or select statement I can use to get the info f
The "volume reclamation warning" is issuing this SQL query:
select count(*) as RW from volumes where (status='FULL') AND
(pct_utilized<48)
Don't ask me why they picked 48.
To see this,
In the management console, right click on your Daily Report, select
PROPERTIES.
Click to highlight CUSTOM SUMM
All,
We made the mistake of creating some backupsets from backups created
by Domino API. While backupset generation from these filespaces
works fine, you can't restore anything.
Querybackupsetcontents shows all the data, but TSM backup client
knows nothing about API:DominoData filespace types.
Thanks Bob!
Bob Martoncik wrote:
> From what I remember of that, that line is telling you that TSM wanted
> to reclaim a tape but for whatever resaon, could not get access to it.
> Our problem was that the offsite tapes and onsite where out of sync.
> Once we got that problem solved, the reclaima
>From what I remember of that, that line is telling you that TSM wanted
to reclaim a tape but for whatever resaon, could not get access to it.
Our problem was that the offsite tapes and onsite where out of sync.
Once we got that problem solved, the reclaimation warnings went down
from 8 to 0.
Hope
Hello,
Does anyone who is using Tivoli Storage Manager Operational Reporting
know what the Item >> Volume Reclamation warning # <<< means in the
Custom Summary selection means? I think it's reporting the # of
tape volumes that are reclaimable is that correct?
Thanks for any help in advance!
Hello Jacqueline
Just a few thoughts
Have you ever run a tape operation in this library before?
It may be that the device name of the drive (rmt0, rmt1...) doesn't match
the path definitions
e.g you have set up drive0 as rmt0, drive1 as rmt1 , but rmt0 might be a
local dds drive and not in the
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