Hi,
How to do backup which is pointing to disk space and then copy to tape. So
that we can shorten our backup time and increase the backup performance.
Can anyone help me..
Thanks
NORITA BINTI HASAN
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Did you go to the back of the library and have it run an "update
inventory" on all the frames in the library? Is there a possibility
that perhaps some of the tapes were moved around in the frames by
accident?
When I have messy problems with my 3494 I have the library itself run an
inventory (No
In the case where you have a TS3500 with a 3953 (mainframe capable),
do you configure the TSM side as a SCSI library like you do as a
stand-alone TS3500,
or do you configure the TSM side as a 3494 library?
I configured the TSM side as a 3584, and it works. But I'm confused
about the fact that ca
I had already tried that. When I do an Audit Library, those 15 tapes get
dropped from the inventory since they can't be found. But then I can do a
'checkin libv ibm3494 xx checkl=no status=scratch' for those tapes and
they will check back in again. Is that weird or what?
I need to try 'chec
How about an AUDIT LIBRARY ? I have had issues with tapes being "lost to
TSM" in my 3494 and doing an audit cleared things up
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Thanks for everybody who responded, but when you reply to a post on this
list, please try to make sure you know what you are talking about. Of the 5
responses I got, 4 of them made no sense. Like the guy who recommended I
upgrade to TSM 5
I sugest you to read Performance tunning guide.
There are some suggestions about number of DB and LOG files.
I think that most important is to place DB, LOG and DISKPOOL files ot
different HDDs (if it's possible).
This will increase preformance. I think that TSM is using round robin to
improve prer
Thanks for everybody who responded, but when you reply to a post on this
list, please try to make sure you know what you are talking about. Of the 5
responses I got, 4 of them made no sense. Like the guy who recommended I
upgrade to TSM 5.1.9, when I stated I was running TSM 5.2.7.1 already.
Or
I was just reading a document from IBM's web site about TSM administration
tips.
One of the tips is to have 4-6 recovery log volumes for a large tsm server.
What is the reasoning for this?
I guess I've always pictured log processing as mostly a sequential write
process,
but then that might be Ora
For another tool to "fix" DST on W2K and NT, check out the IntelliAdmin
folks (http://www.intelliadmin.com/Downloads.htm) free tools.
No, I do not work for them.have any of their productsnor
even heard of them until last week.
Roger Deschner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Switching the recovery log between roll-forward and normal mode can
necessitate a full database backup. If you have space triggers defined,
and a new database volume was added, then that would also cause this.
If indeed there are currently 13 incrementals (would be good to see Q DB
F=D output,
2) It is unusual when running TSM on AIX for it to share the box, be it
a standalone or a lpar, with any other major application.
David
>>> Kerry Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/16/2007 12:03 PM >>>
Hello All,
I have a couple of questions...
1) This weekend TSM 5.3.2 on our AIX server be
I seem to remember reading in an old tsm manual that there was a limit on the
number of incrementals before a full was forced.
It sticks in my mind that that number was twelve or thirteen.
If I get a chance, I'll look through my old docs and try to find the reference.
Gary Lee
Senior System Pr
On Jan 17, 2007, at 8:35 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Richard,
thanks for the hint, the incremental dbbackups have run daily,
adding up to
13 incrementals in the series in question. Could backup_chg_pct
equal or
greater than 100 lead to a full dbbackup being requested? I did´nt
fin
Hello Richard,
thanks for the hint, the incremental dbbackups have run daily, adding up to
13 incrementals in the series in question. Could backup_chg_pct equal or
greater than 100 lead to a full dbbackup being requested? I did´nt find
anything in the docs...
Regards,
Markus
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Hi Geoff,
See Chapter 7 "Automating tasks", section "Return codes from the command
line interface" in the client manual for an explanation of the return
codes. After reading that, let me know if you have any other questions on
this.
I cannot say what happened in your specific situation, but the m
Take a look at some of the existing report SQL scripts. Here's the related code
from the hourly monitor CSM value:
scheduled_start between '%s' and '%s'
Lots of good information can be found by looking at the scripts provided by TOR.
Bill Boyer
"A life? Cool! Where can I download one of those?
Hi all,
thanks Ramakrishna, there was no extention or reduction on the database
since the last full, in fact, we had 13 successful incrementals before the
failure.
Andi, I´ll take a second look at the script, although it has been working
for over a year on 10-odd TSM-servers on Windows2003 an has
Thank you Roger.
I've actually got the server back up and running. There was another dsmserv
process going and once I killed that then I was able to get accept date and
commit to work. But I will bear in mind your advice on changing the timezones
and thanks for the link to the Win2K version. At
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