Hi Eric,
the process is definitely single-thread, we learned the hard way on a
T5240: (one 1.4 GHz thtead out of 64 busy, all the others idle). My way
would be to have a look at the hybrid upgrade method in develloperworks,
the basic steps would be rather similar (just not the upgrade), looks
rat
I recently extracted four TSM DB's to upgrade to 6.2. The DBs were from about
120GB to 230GB.
The longest extract was 3:22 and that DB was about 150GB.
I extracted from a cloned copy of the 5.4 DB. The DB was on 20GB disks, these
were RAW volumes in AIX. To speed things up I pinned these disk
Hi Eric,
What's holding you back from upgrading to version 6?
Maybe the upgrade will take as long as unloading/loading but you're in a
better position than staying on 5.5.
Groetjes,
Oscar
Butterfly Software Limited
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> The first part of the unload is running very fast (4 or even 5 million
> entries per minute, but at a given point performance drops dramatically.
> It's always at the same point (around 80%), so my guess is that that's
> the most heavily fragmented part.
> The only thing I can think of to speed u
Hi TSM-ers!
My TSM databases are running for quite a while (since 4.1) and they are
becoming rather fragmented, one of them more that 25%! It becomes
noticeable too, expiration is running longer and longer.
Our TSM servers are all running in AIX 5.3 on a P-series 570, SAN
attached to a VMAX (OS, DB
