Flavio,
For testing and validating purposes, consider using the "dsmc preview"
command.
Also, keep in mind that the force parameter can be specified for
inclexcl clauses in an option set but does not have any effect on the
way the rules are applied. Documentation says that the force options
Yes, your second cut at this is more accurate. Options like
"INCLUDE.ENCRYPT" or "INCLUDE.COMPRESSION" only server to indicate whether
the files are encrypted or compressed (whatever is to the right of the
"INCLUDE." portion). So you need the "INCLUDE" (or "INCLUDE.BACKUP") to
include files for bac
I do it this way.
select distinct COLLOCGROUP_NAME,VOLUME_NAME from COLLOCGROUP,VOLUMEUSAGE
where STGPOOL_NAME='LOCALTAPE' and COLLOCGROUP.NODE_NAME=VOLUMEUSAGE.NODE_NAME
group by COLLOCGROUP_NAME,VOLUME_NAME
To generate a list of volumes by collocation group.
I actually combine that information
> Does anyone have a script that will show the volumes associated with a
> collocation group?
select distinct vv.volume_name from nodes nn, volumeusage vv -
where nn.collocgroup_name=upper('$1') and vv.node_name=nn.node_name
You DON'T want to use the "collocgroup" table.
Wolfgang J. Moe
You put in the Includes upside down. You should have entered the includes
after the excludes so they would be at the bottom of the list.
Maybe I wasn't clear in my first email and this is a little tricky, so
I'll rephrase:
- when you define the inclexcl commands, you should put in the excludes
Does anyone have a script that will show the volumes associated with a
collocation group?
I'm trying to run this but receive an error;
select distinct vu.volume_name, cg.collocgroup_name from volumeusage vu,
collocgroup cg where vu.node_name=cg.node_name and vu.stgpool_name='DRMC'
group by cg.col
Hi,
I have compiled the latest Lin_tape and installed lin_taped on my Linux RHEL5
server.. I am using a Netapp Nearstor VTL emulating IBM LTO4 drives.
Sandiscovery will not work, and at best will crash the system every few hours
or so unless it is turned off - / or set to PASSIVE. When I scan t
Well..
A new problem comes up to my setup..
This is how I'd setup my clientopt set:
# Client opt definitions
define clientopt oddie compression no force=yes
define clientopt oddie subdir yes force=yes
define clientopt oddie dirmc DIRETORIOS force=yes
# Includes
define clientopt oddie inclexcl "in
I'm trying to setup a linux node to backup only the /u05/Archive directory with
encryption enabled. Here's how I have it set up in the dsm.sys file:
SErvername attic
COMMMethod TCPip
TCPPort 1500
TCPServeraddress attic.cac.washington.edu
ENCRYPTIONTYPE AES128
ENCRYPTKEY save
Password
Certainly. I never meant to suggest that ALL inactive files were a
waste;
but our ART product often sees EXTREME levels of inactive-to-active
ratios.
Customers can save money if they trim away some of the unnecessary
backups.
Show the raw numbers to the bosses, and maybe they will change the
ext
Lindsay,
I agree that "keep everything forever" is an extremely expensive
policy, even at the relatively low cost of tapes. But I don't agree
that keeping "inactive" files is a waste of space. Perhaps that isn't
how you meant it, but some might take it that way. How many versions of
files a
Hi Shawn..
Many thanks for your explanation and that "trick" with q inclexcl from client..
It will be very helpful for my tests :)
Cya.
--
Flávio do Carmo Júnior aka waKKu
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 12:19 PM, Shawn Drew
wrote:
> As you know, it works from the bottom up.
>
> Once a pattern is fou
As you know, it works from the bottom up.
Once a pattern is found that matches the file. It backs up the file and
moves on. All the other inclexcl lines, above it, are ignored once it
matches the pattern for that file. (With the exception of "exclude.dir",
which is never ignored)
As long as
It appears to be same the situation for Windows 7, as well. IBM now
explicitly says the current TSM client versions are not supported on
Windows 7, though I can say that 5.5.2 "appeared to work" on 7beta.
We're going to have a whole bunch of Snow Leapord and Win7 users this
fall. When you go to yo
This is a good question, really. We have found some fairly shocking
inactive-file statistics lately:
* One customer had 98.6% of their 30 TB of TSM backups in INACTIVE
files. Their policy was to "keep everything forever".
* Another customer did full database dumps every day, and kept
them
Thanks all
When there is no active version of the file :-)
On a serious note, the TSM server will only have inactive versions of a
file once the file is deleted from the client and the next incremental
backup runs.
BERTAUT TCHUISE
TSM/NetApp Storage Administrator
Legg Mason Technology Services
*410-580-7032
Hi,
When you delete the file on the server and run a new backup.
Best Regards
Christian Svensson
Cell: +46-70-325 1577
E-mail: christian.svens...@cristie.se
Skype: cristie.christian.svensson
Från: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [ads...@vm.marist.edu] för Mehdi Sa
Hi,
when does a file have only inactive versions in TSM server?
Thanks
Hi Team,
A kind-of follow up to my post from earlier this week
(http://adsm.org/lists/html/ADSM-L/2009-09/msg00115.html) around the use of
TSM Server with ZFS volumes on Solaris 10.
I'm curious as to whether anyone else out there is using ZFS for DB, log or
stgpool volumes (either raw or volu
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