Patrick
You don't mention your version of TSM server or h/w platform and this is
a fairly old APAR but I thought I'd mention it.
APAR IC47731 deals with poor performance on Linux kernel 2.6 on
zSeries.
Leigh
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Leigh Reed
Sent: 23 February 2007 14:39
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] TSM BA WebClient fails to launch
Dave
Is this of any use
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21215383
Dave
Is this of any use
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21215383
Leigh
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David McClelland
Sent: 23 February 2007 14:04
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] TSM BA WebClient fails
Bill,
This is not in direct answer to your question, but I ran into a problem
with HP LTO3 drives. I have assumed you are replacing the old HP drives
with new HP drives.
Take a look at IC49307, you may need to incorporate a server upgrade if
you encounter this problem.
Also take a look at this U
Bo
Have you set the Exchange DB to accept a restore. I am assuming that you
are using Exchange2000 or E2K3.
>From the Exchange System Admin
Open the Mailbox Store Properties dialog box.
On the Database tab, select the "This database can be overwritten by a
restore" check box
Leigh
-Origi
Eric,
It's possible that the primary sequential tape volume that the data
resides on has a problem. Are you able to see which volume the restore
requires and check the status of the volume. It could be unavailable or
destroyed or you may need to perform an audit on it.
If you don't know what tape
This is my dreaded interview question...please explain the
current TSM pricing model. Even if I was lucky enough to pick the
correct current model, I would be hard pushed to explain it in rational
terms and it appears IBM salesman don't fair much better.
All I would say is that, I've worke
Geoff
The last time I posted an enquiry regarding VTL's, I received some info
from some people at Sepaton. I think that they subscribe to the list for
this purpose. It wasn't a hard sell or anything like that, they just
asked if they could send me some literature and I accepted. The
literature was
[ADSM-L] exporting scripts
q script f=macro > script.mac
will create a file script.mac which contains DEFINE statements to
recreate all your scripts. Just move the file to your new system and
execute it with a macro script.mac command.
David
>>> Leigh Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Robert,
Do you have any disk quota s/w running on this machine that may restrict
the size of a file written to disk?
Leigh
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Robert Ouzen Ouzen
Sent: 31 January 2007 09:36
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Subje
Chris
This is a MS resource issue. It is common when backing up large
filesystems or large files. While the following posting doesn't relate
to offline SAP backups with the TDP specifically, I think that it is the
same underlying cause. It is probably the latter part of the posting
that is most us
ill create a file script.mac which contains DEFINE statements to
recreate all your scripts. Just move the file to your new system and
execute it with a
macro script.mac
command.
David
>>> Leigh Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/25/2007 12:25 PM >>>
Geoff,
I am doing the exact same t
Geoff,
I am doing the exact same thing at the moment. I think that there should
be an easier way than this, but this is what I have so far
select distinct 'query script',name,'f=raw outputfile=',name from
scripts > scripts.scr
This gives you a text file of the format below for every script that
Thomas
Setting the log mode from roll forward to normal will disable the
dbtrigger.
I'm not sure if this is acceptable in your environment, but it may be a
short term fix.
You cannot set the log mode while a DB backup is occurring.
tsm: TSMTEST01>set logmode normal
ANR2291W Changing the log mode
Thomas
This may help
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21083177
Although it denotes that it should have been fixed in client 5.3.2.0.
See how you go.
Leigh
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Thomas Denier
Sent: 23 Janua
Joni
Without meaning to sound too pedantic, is that not cheating. I know they
are the client and they know best but.
Surely they should be aiming to understand the real challenges,
performance and timing issues that would occur in a real DR. In essence,
they are saying that it would be ni
ive Briefings now. And I want to
really advise you
>all that if you ever get the chance for one of these: "Take it..."
>
>Troy Barnhart, Sr. Systems Programmer
>[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Regional Health, Inc.
>353 Fairmont Boulevard
>Rapid City, South Dakota 57701
>PH: 605
I think that TSM 5.4 was due for release this month, however I don't
know if it is on schedule.
I think the reindeer struggled this year and Santa was late getting to
the developers. (Sorry, couldn't resist a belated festive funny)
A list of the new features/enhancements that were scheduled to be
Does anybody have any experience of configuring the following windows
boot.ini parameters in conjunction with TSM server;
/PAE /3GB
With regards to being able to allocate >2GB to the TSM database
bufferpool with Windows 2003 Enterprise Edition (32 bit)
I have a Windows 2003 EE (32-bit) server wi
I'm trying to construct a select statement that returns the historic
details of individual migration processes.
The summary table regards migration (per stgpool) as a single entity and
returns the total time for all the processes (ie when the last process
completes) and the entire amount of data m
Joni
Your command line reads in the mail I received that you have question
marks around the filelist path.
I don't know if the mail client has corrupted these and changed them
into question marks, but they should be quotes.
Leigh
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marks, but I
don't know what else to try...
Any suggestions? Thanks again!
Joni Moyer
Highmark
Storage Systems, Senior Systems Programmer
Phone Number: (717)302-9966
Fax: (717) 302-9826
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****
"Leigh R
Joni,
Try putting quotes around any file paths that have spaces in them.
Leigh
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Joni Moyer
Sent: 07 December 2006 15:16
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [SPAM: 4.000] [ADSM-L] Restore node syntax
Hi
Orin,
If you are referring to actually sending your backup data over the
internet to a third party vendor (ie outsourcing some/all of your
backups). I know that SunGard in the UK actually offer a service known
as "Vaulting". They do use TSM, however I don't know if the
corresponding service exists
Guillaume
Take a look at the 5.3 Windows Installation Guide (winservinstall.pdf).
Chapter 3, after Installing Tivoli Storage Manager Server, there is a section
called Installing Multiple Tivoli Storage Manager Servers on a Single machine.
The documentation is not that detailed, but if you wanted
Orin
There are a number of different ways of achieving this and the best
method will probably depend on your environment. It may be that a
combination of methods may suit for you.
You can generate a backupset of the active data using the command
'generate backupset'.
For further info, do 'help ge
Charles
I found that IE7 is virtually unusable with TSM as a WEB GUI.
I did raise a speculative call with IBM regarding it.
TSM 5.2.x.x goes end of support February 2007, so IBM said there would
be no further modifications made to enable use with IE7. TSM 5.3 is not
actually supported with the WE
Sujay
What is the make and model of the new library and what version of TSM
server are you running. Have you checked that the version of server you
have supports your new library ?
For Instance, the new IBM TS3310 is only supported a TSM versions
5.2.7.x and 5.3.2.x and above.
Support matrix can
Orin,
OK, so it's not the same box.
I would still try a move nodedata to a disk storage pool for the purpose
of eliminating the tape and drive performance. Depending on the
occupancy of the TDP node, this could take some time.
I assume that you have installed the same version of Baclient and TDP
I think you probably need to adopt a process of elimination.
Firstly, you say that it backs up at 8MBps. You don't mention whether
you have 100fdx or GB NIC, but at 100fdx this throughput is OK.
Next, are you restoring back to the same server that you have backed up
from.
If so, this more or less
ps -ef | grep dsm
different flavours may vary (use the man page for 'ps' to verify the
switches that you require.
Leigh
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Gopinathan, Srinath
Sent: 30 October 2006 09:53
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subj
There was some discussion recently about saving the output of your daily
actlogs as text files and keeping them (ad infinitum).
If you utilise your OS textual search tools to find the message
'ANR8337' or 'ANR8468' along with the volume name, this will give you
and accurate value for the number of
This has been somewhat intriguing.
With Windows TSM servers post 5.2 and with only IBM devices attached I have
always left the TSM device driver set to manual and I have never had the need
to start it.
However, from the previous postings, it seems that this is not the consensus. I
have gone ba
Ian
I think that this might to do what you are looking for.
select
distinct date(backup_date) as backup_date,
node_name,hl_name, ll_name from backups
where node_name='NODE_MONTHLY'
order by Backup_date
Leigh
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Bill,
In answer to your last question, regarding the copying of the database &
log files. If you mean just physically copy the raw files to another
machine and then physically copy them back, I have never tried this,
therefore I cannot offer any advice as to whether it would work.
However, I have
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From: Leigh Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2006 1:31:10 PM
Subject: Re: TSM Device driver is not starting
Mario
You don't mention whether you have already loaded the correct IBM device
drivers for LTO3's through Windows dev
Mario
You don't mention whether you have already loaded the correct IBM device
drivers for LTO3's through Windows device manager, but the below might
be of assistance.
The way in which the Windows TSM device driver works changed at V5.2.
See serwinref.pdf
IBM Device Driver for 3570, 3590, and IB
Bill,
For primary disk STGPOOLS that do not have caching turned on, I would
update all the volumes to be read-only, make sure that a backup to
copypool has completed and then migrate them down to zero. You can query
the content of the volumes afterwards to be doubly sure that they are
empty. You c
Joni,
Try this and see if it makes any difference, it will manipulate the
returned backup_start and backup_end to only be 16 chars and thus loose
the ".00"
I feel sure that there is tidier way to do this, but I have yet to find
it. Suggestions gladly appreciated. In the meantime this might he
Srinath,
I think that as others have said before, the RC=1914 is a fairly generic
SQL Backup API error. More information is required for further help.
Depending on how you have structured your scripts for logging, there
should be a logfile, either sqlfull.log or sqlincr.log, tdpsql.log,
dsierror.l
Rao
For Windows specifically open a Windows Baclient command line, type
q inclexcl
This will list all the details for that specific machine. I think the
ones that you are specifically interested are denoted "operating system"
under the source heading.
Leigh
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Adrian
You don't mention whether you are using the same nodename or different.
I see that you mention 3 opt files.
I think that the key to this is that you must use 3 different nodenames;
sql_daily, sql_monthly, sql_yearly.
The reason is that if you use the same nodename, the TDP rebinds all
pr
Apologies.I stand corrected.
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Richard Sims
Sent: 29 September 2006 12:16
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [SPAM: 4.000] Re: [ADSM-L] Is it possible to limit what goes
into the schedule log?
Kno
With the 5.3 baclient, a new parameter was introduced to limit the size
of the logs
schedlogmax
errorlogmax
Also, previous parameters pruned the size of the logs in terms of days
schedlogretention
errorlogretention
The juicy nuggets are generally in the dsmerror.log.
Using a pattern searching
he files and then back in after the restore first.
With windows 2000 I've found this works about 80% of the time, with Windows
2003 almost 95% of the time. For the time when it doesn't work the "in-place"
upgrade does. For that process you do not have to use the RC at all t
. For the time when it doesn't work the "in-place"
upgrade does. For that process you do not have to use the RC at all to copy any
files first.
Kyle
Leigh Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Geoff
In my mind, the MS Recovery Console is the key to achieving successful
restores b
Geoff
In my mind, the MS Recovery Console is the key to achieving successful
restores back to dissimilar h/w in the Wintel area. After installing
your vanilla MS OS (that is to be restored over), you need to take a
copy of the OS files that are specific to your h/w. Then, if they are
overwritten w
Bernard
If you search for "partial page write" in the archives, there are many postings
covering the pros and cons of the log settings (ie H/W mirror, TSM mirror -
Parallel/Sequential)
The partial page write scenario is that to which Phillip was referring. As
always, there is a trade off betwe
Margaret
I notice that you are running 5.3.3.0.
A quick look at the interim fixes for 5.3.3.1-5.3.3.3 in the
README.DEVICES showed IC49207 TSM FAILS TO DEFINE THE LIBRARY PATH IN A
SPECTRA LOGIC 2K.
I appreciate that you mention that you are using a T50, therefore it's
not an exact match.
Just a
Matthew
This APAR might shed some light, although I think it is going to be a
case of working as designed.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IC35332
Your extract from the dsmsched.log might be from the system_object(W2K)
/ system_state(W2K3) backup, not part of the actual incremen
Matthew,
Using TSM Operational Reporting, under the hourly default monitoring
report, we added in a new Variable ANR
select count(*) as ANR from actlog where msgno= and date_time
between current_timestamp- 1 hour and current_timestamp
Then with an active rule
if ANR>0 then send o
e archive command deletes a r c h i v e d f i l e s from
Tivoli Storage Manager server storage. ..."
A connection with "directories" I can not found.?
Roland
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Leigh Reed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. August 2006
Roland,
I should also have clarified that the description needs to be included to
determine which archive you wish to delete.
Therefore it should read
del arch -subdir=yes -desc="description"
The testing of this with dummy data still stands.
Thanks
Leigh
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Roland
I know that it doesn't strictly follow logic, but this works for me
del archive -subdir=yes
Because of the nature of the command, run a small test in your own environment
to ensure that it performs as my env. does.
arch -subdir=yes
q arch
del arch -subdir=yes
q arch
Leigh
-
I was obviously not having a good day yesterday.
I got the poster's name wrong and the gist of the question.
Apologies Stuart and all.
Leigh
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Allen S. Rout
Sent: 09 August 2006 18:55
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIS
Just one point of note.
upd stgpool acc=unavailable
Specifies that **client nodes** cannot access files stored on
volumes
in the storage pool.
** Server processes can move files within the volumes in the
storage
pool and can also move or copy files from this storage pool t
Paul,
TSM DB backups are OS specific, you will not be able to restore a DB
backup from your Windows TSM server to a newly built AIX server. The
only way to achieve what you want is as you have said, either through
exporting the nodes over a period of time or simply backing up the nodes
afresh to t
Ila
I find that this Technote is the best overview for BMR of the Windows
variety.
It covers the process with and without ASR.
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=663&context=SSGSG7&q1=116481
2&uid=swg21164812&loc=en_US&cs=utf-8&lang=en
Leigh
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I have used custom Perl scripts, ServerGraph and TSM Operational
Reporting.
Custom Perl Scripts
Are obviously very flexible and given the Perl knowledge and time
(neither of which I have great deal of), you can get them to do almost
anything. I did also use some of the Perl scripting developed by
Paul
A search of the IBM website with the error, returns the following Technote
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21241015
It's not strictly related to IBM Director, but you never know.
I have had problems with Anti-Virus s/w & kernel stack settings in the past,
however, again no
Gidi
Thinking about it again and actually re-reading your original request, I
have probably over complicated things, although what I gave you will
ensure that you only exclude directories that explicitly match the
mmdd format. But nevertheless, it should give you a feel for the
syntax.
What y
Gidi
As per your example and assuming that the directory structure is a date
and the date format is mmdd
Exclude.dir "M:\Manam\200[0-5][0,1][0-9][0-3][0-9]"
This will exclude 2000-2005. Change the first value in square brackets
to read [2-5] if you want to exclude 2002-2005 as in your examp
Gary
For windows based servers, the server scripts - if you mean the TSM
command scripts. They are stored in the TSM database, therefore not
ordinarily** accessible outside of TSM. (ie located in a Windows
directory file structure)
To view the server scripts, run the following from the TSM server
Cops
I have just tried it with the GUI with a 5.3.4.0 client where the data
was backed up with the 5.3.4.0 client and I have the same issue as you.
The GUI doesn't seem to show inactive directories, and their
sub-directories which *should* be available for the option 'delete
inactive' or 'delete
Sam
If using Solaris10, take a look at the following on the IBM website
IC49092: TSM SERVER WILL CRASH ON START UNDER SOLARIS 10 WITH LATEST SUN
PATCH INSTALLED.
Leigh
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Sam Sheppard
Sent: 21 June 200
Roger
Just a thought. What about the MAXNUMMP parameter on the node. Setting
it to zero. My initial thoughts were that it would be counter productive
for restores, in that, you would not be able to mount a tape for a
restore operation. However, a help UPD NODE, shows the following
A value of zer
Jim,
I'm not sure if I get exactly what you want to achieve, but can you use
the CMD option of the MOVE DRM command.
If you do HELP MOVE DRM and take a look at the CMD option, you may find
that TSM has already catered for what you are trying to do.
HTH
Leigh
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I have just found a MS Knowledge base article relating to an issue where
programs that allocate a large block of contiguous memory in Microsoft
Windows Server 2003 fail to start or fail intermittently. For example, a
program that allocates a 1.5-gigabyte (GB) block of memory when the
program starts
ements
Where do you get the syntax information for the select statement? i.e.
substr , etc.
Thank you.
To
ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
cc
From
Sent
by
Leigh Reed <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 05/25/2006 05:
select * from volhistory where type='BACKUPFULL' and
date_time>(current_timestamp-1 day)
You can use 'hour' instead of 'day' to get further granularity
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Roger Silva
Sent: 25 May 2006 17:24
To: ADSM-L@V
Roger
I recently had to query the summary table for info regarding the
database backups. My requirement was to report how long the database
backups were taking. I found that the following select query sufficed.
select substr(char(end_time-start_time),3,8) as backup_duration from
summary where act
Geoff
I believe that the purpose of the incremental schedule for Domino
backups is to 'catch' any new db's (.nsf files) that have been created
since the last Full backup or to backup any db's whose DBIID has
changed. Certain Domino functions cause the DBIID to change and the
outcome of these funct
Wanda,
I don't have experience with this exact configuration, but in the past
anti-virus s/w has caused me problems on clusters. Obviously, the local
A/V sw is not a problem as it only occurs when you bring the exchange
resources online to the node. However, you might have specific Exchange
relate
Did anybody get a resolution to this problem. We are looking to upgrade
the firmware on our 3584 to 5770, but I am concerned that we may suffer
from the problems people have described with this thread.
I raised a call with IBM and they have come back with the fact that it
may be to do with a barco
Robert,
Have you downloaded the IBM Tape drivers. I know that generally, these
drivers are only mentioned when in conjunction with LTO tape drives,
however they also come with the following files that relate to the
medium changers.
Ibmcgbs2k3.sys
Ibmcg2k3.sys
Ibmcgft2k3.sys
You can download the
Wanda
I would be intrigued to know your thoughts on why you went specifically
with a VTL with TSM and not a more generic 'low cost' disk arrangement
with sequential files. It is a decision that I am trying to come to
terms with myself and have not yet settled in my mind which I prefer.
Apart from
Mark
I totally agree with your logic and in any other environment, hardware
mirroring would be a given. However, a few years back, I was involved in
a database corruption scenario. An unscheduled outage took down a TSM
server. At the time, the database was H/W mirrored with battery backed
up cache
I've always been from the many spindles, small disks, JBOD, TSM s/w
mirror camp.
In the past, I have seen a DB performance increase, by moving the DB
architecture to the above configuration.
However, like many, I have watched the threads closely and I'm seriously
going to consider the RAID0 stripi
It's just a shot in the dark, but the last time this kind of thing
started happening, W2K system objects weren't being expired correctly
and it was these filespace occupancies that were clearly increasing the
db and storage. I say 'clearly', it only really became evident after 6
months.
I'm not at
Steve,
It's a shot in the dark, but did you see Del Hoobler's posting regarding
the slowdown in backup performance of TDP Exchange when you apply TSM
5.3 client/API code.
You don't mention your client code level and I appreciate that the
posting related to backup performance, but I thought it migh
Thomas,
One other thing. You mention that you have actually managed to complete
this method successfully with 5.1.x.x and 5.2.x.x code. Bear in mind
that there were a number of bugs with the early levels of code regarding
the backup of W2K system objects. So while it may have worked for you,
there
Thomas
I'm not sure that you can actually do this. While from a high level
logical view, you might think that the steps that you are taking will
work; however, all BMR's that I have performed, especially in the
Windows environment, I would always restore back to a target machine
that has an identi
Is the machine part of a cluster ?
This can happen when the cluster fails over and the cluster node
connects to the TSM server with a new active node and hence a new IP
address and GUID.
I have also seen this with multi-honed machines. Ie more than one NIC.
Sometimes, if the routing has changed an
winding even the SAME tape. It is still
restoring that same 32GB file, but suddenly does so at a slower speed.
I know the drives have some kind of burst speed and normal speed. Maybe
something is wacked out with that function?
Any other ideas?
Alex
On Thu, 22 Dec 2005, Leigh Reed wrote:
>
Alex
I hate restores that don't go as fast as I want them to, especially when
it's 3 o'clock in the morning, so I'll have a stab at what might be
wrong. The nature of your problem does seem very intermittent and the
fact that some times you do achieve an acceptable speed makes it
difficult.
First
Laura
You say that LAN free is not an option, therefore you are restoring over
your IP network.
Firstly, can you confirm that you have a GB NIC in your TSM server and
GB NIC in your target restore SQL server.
My maths is not the best but with basic rough calculations at 100M
bits/sec, you get ap
I agree with everything that has been said so far and the performance
posting regarding Christie BMR was impressive. However, I'm not sure
whether I'd want to shell out the cost per server, however good the
results/efficiency.
While TSM is not strictly designed to BMR Windows systems back to
diffe
I know that this question has been addressed before, but I just want to
check that the situation remains the same with the current releases,
or if anybody has come up with a cheeky workaround/better solution.
I am looking for a relatively efficient way of finding out how much data
in size is store
Richard,
What did the accounting log say for the transfer ?
I know that you said there was no compression set, but it would be good
to know that the results from the accounting log for the session matched
that of what was reported in the activity log. You can check the
accounting log with the foll
Farren
I echo everything that Troy said in his posting. You appear to be a Sun
shop, so I'll give you an idea of what I have done in the past. I have
found that it has been beneficial.
I have taken a pair of SCSI attached D1000's and populated them with 12
x 9GB ultra2 disks. The D1000's have bee
Richard,
If I am understanding you correctly, you have performed the following
Database backup to tape of a TSM server version 5.1.1.0
You have then tried to restore this database backup of a TSM server
5.1.1.0 to a TSM server version 5.2.6.3.
This is not supported. You can only restore db backu
One additional point to the proprietary nature of the database.
It is my understanding that a large consideration for the design of the
database, is down to TSM's random access storage pools and the ability
of the database technology to employ 'bit vectors' to track the location
of allocated and f
Vince,
I forgot something else, if it is 2 of your servers illustrating the
same behaviour, the offending operation could be a server to server
function that you may be running.
Leigh
-A TSM cowboy with too much time on my hands-
-Although if I want to keep getting work, I shouldn't refer to myse
Vince
I'm not sure where you got that reference number from, but my bookmarked
page of Richard's quick facts gives the following references.
IBM Technotes: 1084167; 1105651; 1105830
I have just done a quick check on the IBM website and all 3 of the above
are still available.
I don't know the fu
Richard
I am assuming that when you say RMAN, you mean RMAN in conjunction with
the TDP.
The TSM activity log lists the amount of data that RMAN/TDP has
*transmitted from* the Oracle database and through the TDP
(pre-compression). The accounting log shows the amount of data that was
received by t
Farren
There definitely was a client(s) that suffered from this problem and we
logged in over the weekend to ensure that none of our current clients
suffered from the problem. (To be on the safe side)
My recollection was that the clients that suffered were only Windows and
the 2 fix patches were
Matt,
I'm in agreement with Troy's posting below. If you are seeing high i/o
wait on your TSM database volume(s), then this is a good contender for
the root of some/all of your problem. The interesting point is your post
says 'volume' singular.
I would be a good idea to get your database spread a
Geoff,
I'm not 100% sure, but I think that what you're asking for is the
classic SQL union of 2 select statements. As I understand it, this is
possible in a traditional DB2, but the union & intersect operations are
not available in the TSM SQL subset. The closest I can manage is the
following
sel
een server
and client(s) (100Mb/1000Mb)?
Met vriendelijke groet, With kind regards,
Richard van Denzel.
-Original Message-----
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Leigh Reed
Sent: vrijdag 7 oktober 2005 10:37
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: Slow backup perfor
he network the NW server
> is on? Also you did not specify what kind of network is between server
> and client(s) (100Mb/1000Mb)?
>
> Met vriendelijke groet, With kind regards, Richard van Denzel.
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL
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