Yes, this gives good result for normal backups, but does not give anything for
TDP backups. You need to add ANE4991I to have TDP statistics as well.
Grigori G. Solonovitch
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Gary D.
Sent: Wed
I do not think it will give you correct values due to using just last session.
It will be correct for only very simple case running one incremental or full
backup daily. It will be incorrect in case of:
- using a few backups per day (for example, running full and incremental backup
will give you
You probably want to pipe the output of SHOW SLOTS into a file, and then
examine that file carefully. The output can be voluminous, but it can be
very useful, so do it.
You can also run the lbtest utility. Call IBM TSM Support for detailed
instructions, because it's an extremely powerful and usefu
try show slots in TSM to see the library info.
Jerry Michalak
jerry_...@yahoo.com
From: "Moyer, Joni M"
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Sent: Wednesday, October 12, 2011 12:57 PM
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Label volumes in a scsi library?
Hi,
I've tried to do
Joni,
It doesn't look like your drives/paths are defined correctly. The library is
trying to move the volume from a slot 4096 to slot-element 65535.
In my experience, when I see slot element 65535, it usually points to either
the drives, paths to drives not being defined correctly.
A couple of
Joni,
The SENSE information is described on page 78 of the Quantum SCSI Reference
Guide for the Scalar i6000
byte –code = description
0 -70 = Response Code
1 -00 = reserved
2 -05 = reserved or sense key
3-6 are all zeros = information
7 - 0a = additional sense length (0a indicates the m
Hi,
I've tried to do this and I'm now getting the following errors:
10/06/11 12:50:34 ANR0609I LABEL LIBVOLUME started as process 33588.
(SESSION: 58343, PROCESS: 33588)
10/06/11 12:50:46 ANR2017I Administrator LIDZR8V issued command
Announcing a Beta Program for the Next Release of
Tivoli Storage Manager (TSM) FastBack for Workstations.
TSM FastBack for Workstations is a centrally-managed solution that reduces
the risks of losing important information stored on thousands of personal
computers
across an entire enterprise, as d
I would love to see a performance test between a big x3850 intel machine
running linux and a power machine in the same price range on AIX, I think
the power machine is going to get a decent challenge. I even doubt it will
win that race but there is more to a TSM server than raw performance as said
Sorry, summary and FILESPACES.
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 5:51 PM, Hans Christian Riksheim
wrote:
> What about just finding the ratio between the numbers in the tables
> SUMMARY and AUDITOCC?
>
> Hans Chr.
>
> On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Ehresman,David E.
> wrote:
>> Is there any wa
What about just finding the ratio between the numbers in the tables
SUMMARY and AUDITOCC?
Hans Chr.
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 2:53 PM, Ehresman,David E.
wrote:
> Is there any way from the server side to get an estimate of overall client
> data change rate?
>
We have kept with Power, largely because we (1) have AIX skills in-house, and
(2) the effort to migrate to another platform would be great, because we have
significant archive data.
Some thoughts (take them as you will):
1. You can scale power vertically, quite high. We have 10 very sizable
i
Could another approach be to check the actlog for ane4977i and ane4961i
message, dividing the total in 4977 by total in 4961?
That gives you what you inspected divided by what you changed.
Actually reverse the two and you'll get a decimal easily converted to a
percentage.
If I've missed someth
Hello Christian,
That's great information to know.
Please open a PMR for this. I prefer not to
debug/resolve this through this list server.
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 10/12/2011
09:50:01 AM:
>> From: Christian Svenss
On 10/12/2011 10:04 AM, Daniel Sparrman wrote:
Hi Allen
Out of curiosity, the 2) isnt the total filespace capacity right,
but the used amount on each filespace? Or are you looking at some
other number?
Mumble. I do several different analyses, and have been imprecise in
specifying; thank y
Hi Del,
This ends up with that the DBA have turn on something called AUTO_CLOSE to
TRUE, if we change it to FALES TSM for DB works fine.
When I read this artical
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/buckwoody/archive/2009/06/24/sql-server-best-practices-autoclose-should-be-off.aspx
I think this could be a co
I would like to see that as well, I find it impossible to believe without
proof...and I love the power platform just not because it's 4x as fast (at
least) per core as x86 for TSM because I don't think it is. :-)
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 10:36 AM, Gregor van den Boogaart <
gregor.booga...@rz.uni-au
Hi Allen
Out of curiosity, the 2) isnt the total filespace capacity right, but the used
amount on each filespace? Or are you looking at some other number?
Regards
Daniel
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On 10/12/2011 08:53 AM, Ehresman,David E. wrote:
Is there any way from the server side to get an estimate of overall
client data change rate?
I'm doing this, crudely, right now as I try to characterize our
hosting customers behavior, to identify outliers.
Here's what I'm doing:
1: sum "Yest
The below query will give the changed data rate.
select sum(LASTSESS_RECVD)/1024/1024/1024 "Changed data in GB" from nodes
On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 3:53 PM, Ehresman,David E.
wrote:
> Is there any way from the server side to get an estimate of overall client
> data change rate?
>
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Thanks &
Is there any way from the server side to get an estimate of overall client data
change rate?
Abit off-topic, but I have no problems convincing the wife the safety in using
a Mercedes to take the children to school instead of a Skoda ;)
Same comparison, would your wife accept you taking the kids to school in a
rusty oldy Skoda, or would she prefer you driving them in your new Mercedes? I
If you can convince your wife that you need a Porsche to take the kids to
school, you need to start offering seminars.
-steve
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