Re: RAC backups

I spent the last two months installing TSM on a two node RAC cluster (Linux, not AIX). It was a very unpleasant experience. There is very little documentation (at least that I could find). I can back up now and a few weeks ago I had to restore a corrupt datafile. For some reason it took RMAN hours

Re: partitioning 3583

Been there done that, all though it was quite a while ago. You are correct that - There is nothing in TSM code that will prevent TSM from trying to mount an LTO3 cartridge in an LTO1 drive, if they are defined to the same TSM library. If you dig around in the books and web site you can find

Re: Select Statement

-Brenda Collins wrote: - >Does anyone know of a way to determine what files existed under a >specific directory path for a node as of a certain date and time? Your subject line suggests that you are looking for a select command, but I think it will be easier to get the information using o

Select Statement

Hi! Does anyone know of a way to determine what files existed under a specific directory path for a node as of a certain date and time? Thank you in advance for any help you can provide on this! Brenda __

Re: Backup procedures for PICK/UNIDATA

The environment under scrutiny here is Unidata on Solaris. We, too, want to do the snapshot thing to minimize the downtime. Seems like this is pretty darn straightforward? Kelly J. Lipp VP Manufacturing & CTO STORServer, Inc. 485-B Elkton Drive Colorado Springs, CO 80907 719-266-8777 [EMAIL PR

partitioning 3583

All, Through a little confusion and lack of research, we have a 3583 library where we have mixed LTO1 and LTO3 media. Apparently we read that TSM and the 3583 supports "mixed-media with LTO" and didn't read the fine print, thinking it would just work. The drives and cartridges are in a single d

Re: Backup procedures for PICK/UNIDATA

Kelly, Our Unidata database is backed up with TSM and as you've suggested the dbpause and dbresume are used to ensure a good backup. A TSM prebackup script pauses the database, takes a snapshot of the database and then resumes the database access. TSM then backs up the now static copy of the data

Re: Backup procedures for PICK/UNIDATA

Yes, we backup multiple UNIDATA DB's here by pausing the DB during the backup process. It works well as we restore the DB's to the development systems without issue on a regular basis. -Original Message- From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Kelly Lipp Sent:

Backup procedures for PICK/UNIDATA

Folks, Any of you esteemed folks using TSM to backup/restore UNIDATA or other implementations of a PICK database? Specifically, are you using the dbpause and dbresume commands? Easy, hard, impossible? Thoughts as always much appreciated. Thanks, Kelly J. Lipp VP Manufacturing & CTO STORS

Re: RAC backups

You will have a hard time? If you are using Oracle 10g with RAC you will be having a lot a problems. We have a 2 node cluster with AIX 5.3 & oracle 10G & one in a wile the ocssd.bin will reboot the node . It is a known issue in Oracle. The TDP works great but after all the problems we had I just ma

RAC backups

Guys, Does anyone have any guidance on using TSM scheduled TDP backups with Oracle RAC multi-node grids? We're due to implement a 4-way RAC cluster (on AIX) and ultimately we'll need the database(s) to be backed up and restored via any of the 4 nodes in the grid. Any advice would be appreciate

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