Hi,
No need to use user exits. DB2 Ver 8.2 and TSM 5.3
Read the Redbook sg246247 - "Backup DB2 using TSM" Chapter 5 Explain
everything.
We are using many DB2 databases using TSM to do the backups and writing
the DB2 logs to TSM as well.
Regards,
Jacques van den Berg
TSM / SAP Storage Administr
For version 8 you would not need to compile anything. You can archive
logs and backup directly to tsm from within db2. This is all in the db2
documentation. (search for log archive method and and db2 backup db use
tsm in the information center/google)
Cheers
Otto Schakenbos
System Administrat
Hi Iban,
The platform is AIX.
Thanks,
Regards,
Zareyna Salim
Technical Consultant
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Gidi
Thinking about it again and actually re-reading your original request, I
have probably over complicated things, although what I gave you will
ensure that you only exclude directories that explicitly match the
mmdd format. But nevertheless, it should give you a feel for the
syntax.
What y
Gidi
As per your example and assuming that the directory structure is a date
and the date format is mmdd
Exclude.dir "M:\Manam\200[0-5][0,1][0-9][0-3][0-9]"
This will exclude 2000-2005. Change the first value in square brackets
to read [2-5] if you want to exclude 2002-2005 as in your examp
exclude.dir /.../200*
maybe helps ?
:-)
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Subject: Help Configure Exclude Command
Hi All!
I need to exclude thousands of directories starting
:"2002","2003","2004","2005" (Example:M:
exclude.dir M:\Manam\2002*
exclude.dir M:\Manam\2003*
and so on.
Kind regards,
Alexander
Alexander Verkooijen
Senior Systems Programmer
High Performance Computing
SARA Computing & Networking Services
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Hi All!
I need to exclude thousands of directories starting
:"2002","2003","2004","2005" (Example:M:\Manam\20040505) in a win3k
client, so that i'll state only to first 4 chars.
Can anyone write me the correct syntax?
Many Thanks!
Gidi
Gideon Brown
Sytem Administrator
03-5319085,052-
Hello List,
how to view the "Captured Library Log" from a TS3310 LTO-3 Lib?
The File is named snapshot-07_04_06-113352_200G[1].GS00401.lss and ending
with .lss.
Someone knows a clue to watch the file?
Cheers,
ku
--
Yoda:
When nine hundred years old you reach, look as
good you w
Hi,
What kind of platform are you using for the database... ¿?
If it is UNIX you will need to use If I remember well, the gcc compiler... it
is a C/C++ compiler
if you invoke directly it will show you the parameters to use...
Remembering ;-))
gcc -o
It is necessary to modify(for the envir
Gary
For windows based servers, the server scripts - if you mean the TSM
command scripts. They are stored in the TSM database, therefore not
ordinarily** accessible outside of TSM. (ie located in a Windows
directory file structure)
To view the server scripts, run the following from the TSM server
Welcome to the TSM product, Gary.
I would suggest reading the TSM Administrator's Guide for an overview
of how the overall product works, and the Windows client manual for
the particulars on your platform.
Your questions may be quickly answered by looking in the ADSM
QuickFacts (http://people.bu
Hi all,
I'm quiet new to TSM and need your expert advice and view.
Currently I'm trying to backup a db2 using TSM on the SAN. Base on the
manual, there is one step where in need to compile the user exit. Is this
step necessary especially on the compiling the file. I don't have the
compiler.
Hi,
New to TSM ( but learning - picking up bits slowly from this list :-) )
, looking after a W2K3 system that was set up by someone else. Trying to
collate some data that's hasn't been documented anywhere, and was hoping
you guys could help.
1) Where are the server scripts kept?
2) Drives be
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