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meone out there, intimate with the hardware, can let us
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Ken
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At 11:03 AM -0700 10/22/02, KEN HORACEK said:
>With checklabel=barcode, all of the barcodes are read. This is then
>checked with the i
Not true...
With checklabel=barcode, all of the barcodes are read. This is then checked with the
internal memory of the library as to what the library's inventory says is where. The
tape is mounted, only if the barcode is mis-read.
Ken
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Hi,
we are running 4.2.1.11
We do see;
ANR4706W Unable to open file CommandLine$COMClassObject.-
class to satisfy web session 5228.
and are currently ignoring it, as it does not seem to cause any problem.
I would be interested in hearing (reading) what others have to s
David,
I don't want to belabor this issue but..
If the destroyed offsite tape was moved to the VAULT with MOVEDRMEDIA, then MOVE DATA
will work. Since, "The TSM DB keeps track and knows" what data is where, the "new"
offsite volume will be reconstructed from the data in the onsite pool. It
Geoff,
I would do a move date for the damaged volume.
Ken
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I did a quick search of some stuff I have and can't find an answer, plus I
just don't have time to sit and look this morning so I need a bit of help.
If an offsite tape
Paul,
I know that you have put many hours into this monumental task. Are you willing to
share the fruits of you labor with the community.
Ken
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This is the requirement that TSM needs to face up to. I have written a set
of perl/k
No experience. I fact I'm learning from your experience. While you say
"from my training at IBM that a cache hit rate of 99% and above is
recommended"
I found the following statement in the web interface.
The server database performs best with a cache hit ratio above 97% in the database
buff
of objects expired: 1"
This will also be posted to your TSM server's log. So you should be able to
test it immediately after your regularly scheduled backup.
Alex
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The only dumb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
"Good enough" is the enemy of excellence.
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KEN HORACEK
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Hi fellow listers,
So here I am, "Reading the Fine Manual", and it sez; an Incremental Backup can either
be "full" or "partial"..
How can I tell if my backup(s) are requesting a "full" or "partial" backup?
Ken
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umb question is the one that goes unasked.
The command line is your friend.
"Good enough" is the enemy of excellence.
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07/17/2002 07:59
Please respond to "ADSM:
Andy,
Yes it is a new domain and it is reflected in the node (see below)
Node Name Platform Policy Domain Days Since Days Since Locked?
Name
LastPassword
Tobi & Andy,
Thanks for your interest and your reply.
I followed your instructions, step by step (very clear, I might add). Everything on
the server side looks as I would expect it.
The problem appears to be on the client side. In response to the q sched, on the
client, I don't see the back
Hi,
I'm new to TSM & AIX (so new that, last month I could not spell TSM nor AIX). So
here's my dilemma.
A consultant, no longer available to us, installed TSM for AIX V4 R2 L1.11 and set-up
a single profile for server back-ups (5 servers). I have been assigned the task of
replacing this proce
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