www.mediabarcodelabels.com.au act as the Australian agents for
www.netcllc.com.
They claim to be able to generate labels in any format you like.
Hope that helps,
Steve Greatbanks
-Original Message-
From: Allan J Mills [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, 18 March 2002 8:53 AM
To: [E
Zlatko,
ZK>The only way to "break the mirror" and access both copies in AIX known to
ZK>me is to pull the disk and put it into another machine importing the VG.
ZK>Otherwise the mirror is still transparent to you through AIX APIs and
ZK>tools.
Not so... The sbom_backup script does some pretty ha
so intensively accessed (if yes by what application) and
aren't you satisfied by "shared static" and "shared dynamic" serialization
options?
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Greatbanks, Stephen P" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 23.10.2001 03:11:44
Please respond to &quo
Hi Miles,
MP>Hi Steve,
MP>interesting situation, have you considered, I'm sure you have, but:
MP>- do you really need a point in time, why not just try and back it up,
say 3 times, and on the last try just MP>back it up? ie. shared dynamic.
There should be no downtime at all. Do the files change
ps (ii) to
(vii)
If any of those conditions are not met, so that the TSM backup time becomes
too large to bear, then TSM can replace just step (vi) to good effect.
Regards
Steve Harris
AIX and TSM Admin
Queensland Health, Brisbane Australia
>>> "Greatbanks, Stephen P" <[
APIs and again do not care about mirroring
done by the application or operating system.
The only products which do use something similar to this "split mirror and
backup" procedure are TDP products for ESS and EMC Symmetrix.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
"Greatbanks, Stephen P&quo
Miles,
Thanks for your input. Just to make things a little clearer, the reason
why we jump
through all the hoops to break off a mirror with our current backup
procedure is to
allow clients to carry on using the disks whilst we back up the broken
mirror. Effectively
we are getting a snapshot of
Hi,
I am something of a TSM beginner, and this is my first post here
too, so please excuse
any obvious mistakes on my part.
I am in the position of having to implement a TSM backup solution
for our client. This is
(in the first instance at least) an all AIX shop. I've read all the
