Hi Kelly,
IC55816 documents this issue, and was recently closed. For x32 Windows
environments, an interim fix is currently targeted for late next week.
Note that the usual caveats apply (subject to change at our discretion,
and so on). For SIS-managed objects, the client will restore the actual
fi
Supported by the latest TSM Client or not? If supported, caveats? I
recall something about this (and I probably asked it then too).
Pardon if asked and answered. Quick search did not yield a result.
Thanks,
Kelly Lipp
CTO
STORServer, Inc.
485-B Elkton Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 8
1. Our upgrade experience from 5.3 to 5.5 was a little while ago, and it
mostly went smoothly, except that the promised automatic UPGRADEDB
didn't happen. But this was obvious upon first trying to start it, and
it was simple to do it manually. Clearly nothing more than an
inconvenience.
2. Don't s
It's a big hammer, but this is the only thing I've found for this type of
thing. It could be made into a separate macro and a series of calls could
be made for each percentage level to test.
/* Display message for DB utilization */
90:
select pct_utilized from db where pct_utilized > 90
if (rc_n
Technically it is plural, TESTFLAGS. But even amongst developers, TESTFLAG
is commonly used (I'm the only one I know who uses the plural), so that is
a minor nit that must have crept in to the doc.
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Product Development
Le
"testflag" (singular) won't do the trick either:
tsm: BLACK>define clientopt test_cloptset testflag DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE
ANR2056E DEFINE CLIENTOPT: Invalid option name - TESTFLAG. Retry using the
full
optionname.
ANS8001I Return code 3.
But it will work when specified locally on the client
In the original document I read, you are supposed to put this in the
dsm.opt, not the dsm.sys (For Unix)
Also, it looks like both work:
dsmc i FILE -testflag=DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE
dsmc i FILE -testflags=DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE
Regards,
Shawn
Shawn Drew
On Aug 26, 2008, at 12:15 PM, Tommy Hueber wrote:
When you want this to work for all your AIX clients, you can include
the
-testflags=DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE parameter in a client option set with a
possible FORCE=YES. However, after some testing and playing around
with
parameters I was not able to g
On Aug 26, 2008, at 17:17 , Kauffman, Tom wrote:
It would be nice -- maybe after the DB2 conversion we'll get a
genuine TSM server-side command language and scripting facility.
Until then I do a lot of admin work from the outside with a mix of
perl and shell scripts.
Unfortunately, for most
Hi Shawn, thanks for your compliment :-)
I must admit I would expected this to be an option that could be added to
the cloptset, but I was not able to figure it out. So I've added a
workaround and adjusted the text of the article:
You can add "TESTFLAG DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE" in dsm.sys. When ch
On Aug 26, 2008, at 17:42 , Evans, Bill wrote:
what about just this: TSM> select PCT_UTILIZED from DB
which part of this statement puts the pct_utilized in a variable that
can be used again later in the script? That is the essence of what I
want to do.
Bill Evans
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On Aug 26, 2008, at 17:42 , Richard Mochnaczewski wrote:
If you are on AIX or Linux, it is easy to pull the info out of TSM
and either email or be paged. We do it all the time. I do not
believe it is natively possible to do this within the limited
scripting features TSM offers.
I prefer to ke
On Aug 26, 2008, at 17:26 , Richard Sims wrote:
TSM macros and scripts are rather primitive, where doing much more
than issuing commands and reacting to return codes is clumsy at best.
They are. Still, somewhere I got the impression that what I want to do
should be possible, my example is a v
what about just this: TSM> select PCT_UTILIZED from DB
Bill Evans
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On 26 aug 2008
If you are on AIX or Linux, it is easy to pull the info out of TSM and either
email or be paged. We do it all the time. I do not believe it is natively
possible to do this within the limited scripting features TSM offers.
Rich
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TSM macros and scripts are rather primitive, where doing much more
than issuing commands and reacting to return codes is clumsy at best.
The TSM goal of site-issued messages usually attempts to deal with
exceptional events. Rather than try to rig some kind of periodic
script checking the databas
It would be nice -- maybe after the DB2 conversion we'll get a genuine TSM
server-side command language and scripting facility.
Until then I do a lot of admin work from the outside with a mix of perl and
shell scripts.
TK
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On 26 aug 2008, at 17:04, Kauffman, Tom wrote:
You mean something like this?
Yes, something like that, but entirely within TSM, so a real TSM
server script ;-)
#!/bin/sh
DBUTIL=`dsm_cmd.pl "select pct_utilized from db" | tail -2`
echo "Database is $DBUTIL% full\n"
exit 0
columbia:-:/home
You mean something like this?
#!/bin/sh
DBUTIL=`dsm_cmd.pl "select pct_utilized from db" | tail -2`
echo "Database is $DBUTIL% full\n"
exit 0
columbia:-:/home/kauffmant > ./dbutil.sh
Database is 67.0% full
Just a two-minute hack, could use a bit of cleanup.
Dsm_cmd.pl is part off the
I've been looking for a while on how to do this. It would open so many
possibilities, but I don't think it's possible at this point
Regards,
Shawn
Shawn Drew
Internet
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08/26/2008 09:45 AM
Please
Hi tsmblogger!
In the end of the article, you say "you can include the
-testflags=DISABLEATTRIBUPDATE parameter in a client option set with
FORCE=YES"
Can you tell us the "def clientopt" command to do that?
Regards,
Shawn
PS Great site by the way!
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Hi all,
I'm convinced that it should be possible in TSM to do something like
the following in a TSM server script:
select into %1 pct_utilized from db
issue message I REMCO001 datbase for server is %1 percent full
But I can't anything anywhere on the web or the TSM manuals to point
me in the ri
we went from 5.4.1 to 5.5.0 and we had to upgrade to 5.5.1 because we
encountered a bug when someone attempted a restore while reclaimation was
running. So far no problems with 5.5.1 ( on aix 5.3.0.0)
Thank you, Bob Molerio
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