Try "q event * * begind=-1 begint=19:00 ex=yes" and see if that gives you
what you want.
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I'd say #1 is the best way, since you stay in full control. #2 will tie up
the "MIGPROC" number of drives in the old library, making control harder.
If you can keep both type of libraries for a while, you can just point the
new data to the 3494's, wait for expiration to clean up most of what is
Does TSM see the volumes as offsite? If so, you need to recall them onsite
(your MOVE DRM command to bring them back from the vault). Also see
appends about REUSEDELAY.
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You can run an ADSM admin session from your script, and do whatever you
like with the output. You can store the password in a file, then read the
file contents into a variable, to keep the password out of the script (on
AIX, using a tool like SUDO, any user can run the script, but only the root
u
Someone have a website it can be posted on, and then send the link out?
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We had similar messages when we tried to checkin/label the Extended Length
tapes in a drive that didn't have the upgrade installed. Check your tapes,
and see if there is a "J" or a "K" on the label. If it's a "K" you need to
have the upgraded drives (I believe there's a sticker saying "2X" that
The drive can physically tell what type of cartridge is in it. The
Extended Length upgrade adds the ability to read/write the longer tapes,
but doesn't take away any other capabilities.
If you look at the label end of a 3590 tape, there are two plastic inserts
below the label (if the gear drive
This often means the System account doesn't have access to a drive.
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You can't overwrite an active registry. Two options:
1. Step 1 should be to install NT and TSM to non-standard directories.
That way you can restore the registry.
2. Restore the c:\adsm.sys directory tree, then boot with an NTFS aware
diskette, and copy the directory files back to c:\winnt\sy
Larry,
No problems, but rather than rename the old pools, you can just use new
names for the new pools and point the nextpool settings to the new pools
(unless there are a number of management classes pointing straight to the
tape pools). I'd then set the reclaimation threshold for the old pools
For 3494's, you can use the mtilb command to count scratch tapes, or insert
tapes - whatever class you want. I've got a shared library - 4 TSM
servers, one 3494, and I run this script daily:
echo "Scratch tapes on RTP1" > /home/nickpc/data/scratchcount
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qC -s012E | wc -l >> /
delete vol volser discard=yes
The next backup storagepool will recopy the data from these volumes.
If you want to get that data backed up as soon as possible (rather than
wait for the backup storagepool to run) you can run
move data volser stg=offsitepool
This will use the onsite versions of t
1. Yes. For each server stanza in your DSM.SYS file, you can start the
scheduler by running "dsmc sched -se=servername". You can do this as many
times as necessary.
2. No, there is no limitation. The only suggestion in this enviorment is
to use the Shared Memory protocol.
Nick Cassimatis
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We run around 98% successful backups in a fairly large (15ish TSM Servers,
averaging around 250 clients/server (between 6 and 500 clients/server)).
We have just been keeping track with a simple database program written in
perl (I'm not the author, and I haven't really looked at it, but the fields
If the file is 6GB, migration, backup storagepool, or any other data
movement commands won't change status until the file is complete. I have
some 45GB database backups that seem to take forever to move in reclaims,
and the process seems to just sit there. Then suddenly it's moved the 45GB
file,
Use the admin scheduler (define sched schedname type=admin cmd="macro
macroname"...) to run the macro.
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I had a very similar exprience (except I did a normal halt) and ended up
having to recycle the AIX system. With the server not running, ports 1500
and 1580 were showing in use (aix>netstat -a | grep 1500, if I remember
correctly), and my SysAdmin (who, in my opinion, sits at the right hand of
the
Jeff,
One thing to show your NT Admins is just how much overhead NTFS has. The
way I've done this before is to copy a drive, either locally or over the
network. If you take one of the drives with a lot of small files, can copy
it, the performance will drop as the copy goes on. The more files y
Geoff,
If you do a "query session format=detail" it will show you which tapes are
mounted for which client session.
Nick Cassimatis
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BKI0067E: Tivoli Data Protection for SAP R/3 needs Tivoli Storage
Manager-API
3.X.X or older.
You have TSM 4.x on the system, but the version of BackInt doesn't support
it. You either need to upgrade to the TDP agent for SAP, or downlevel your
ADSM code.
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exclude.fs won't handle the wildcard. You have to be specific with the
filesystem names.
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