My bad. The info I was remembering (wrongly) was from a ppt about Using DRM
and what it really said was "DB2 Snapshot is not currently supported". What it
says about Incremental is that "Incremental is really a differential". Sorry
for introducing confusion.
David
>>> "Hughes, Timothy" 3/1
I thought incremental db backup was not supported in v6?
>>> "Hughes, Timothy" 3/15/2011 8:53 AM >>>
I can also add, the Incremental Manual db backup we ran fail same issue. Then
we tried a Full DB and it completed!
thanks
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-
If your replace a "query backup" with "restore" you should restore the
list of files that you got with the "query backup" if all the other
parameters are the same.
>>> "Hughes, Timothy" 3/10/2011 1:55
PM >>>
Andy Richard
Thanks
I did a dsmc query backup and the files do exist, however my restor
Run it thru awk (or your favorite tool) and drop all the blank lines
before sending it on to your script.
>>> Steve Harris 3/9/2011 5:17 PM >>>
Hi All
I've inherited a Rube Goldberg reporting system where TSM queries are
run against systems, and the results from all the TSM instances, then
run t
Most have the defaults, i.e. maxmountpoint of 1 and resourcelimit of ??
(I forget the default) but each node has at least two sessions, a
gatherer and a sender.
David
>>> "Hart, Charles A" 3/9/2011 9:28 AM >>>
How many mount points / streams per client are you allowing for 750
Clients?
Regards,
I have a copygroup with VERE and VERD set to NOLIMIT and RETE and RETO
set to 30 days.
If I do NOT do expiration processing (expire inventory), will inactive
backups remain accessible longer than 30 days until expiration
processing resumes?
David
Our maxsessions was 650. It is now 750.
David
>>> John Monahan 3/8/2011 11:39 PM >>>
Thanks for the info. What is/was your maxsessions server setting?
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John Monahan
Delivery Consultant
Logicalis, Inc.
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor M
I hit this problem the first night of backups after converting to
V6.2.2.0 from v5.5. I don't know but I'd guess the determining factor
would be number of nodes backing up. We have between 400 -500 nodes
backing up. They back up between 3-5 TB a night. My v6 db is about 140
GB (used).
David Eh
Try using the admin command line, dsmadmc, to confirm the presence of
the file system you are trying to delete and what the tsm server
believes the name to be. You might even try scripting the delete via
dsmadmc rather than dsmc.
David
>>> "Hart, Charles A" 3/4/2011 2:58 PM >>>
We are trying to
