Yes, I looked it up on the IBM site.
For my reading, if full backups are done on each of the databses on
each of the nodes,
and the previous instances are deleted, it will accomplish the same
result.
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Richard is correct. These are documented in the
Richard is correct. These are documented in the IBM knowledge base.
The best and easiest thing to do is to change the nodename of your
Data Protection for SQL clients and start with new filespaces with
no pre-existing objects. Make sure your management classes are set
up correctly and the INCLUDE s
Larry -
Search on ANS0328E at the IBM site for APARs which describes the
consistency problem which is occurring where management classes are
changed.
Richard Sims
On May 27, 2005, at 10:45 AM, Lawrence Clark wrote:
Last night we had an error on all our MS-SQL backups using the TSM
API.
The
Last night we had an error on all our MS-SQL backups using the TSM API.
The only change to the configuration was that
explicit mangement class assignments were added in the optioins file
for the API. The management class for the databases
backed up are assigned correctly and the backups appear to a
