>...The only way that TSM accepts wildcards is by using double quotes...
You're confusing TSM and Unix shell actions. As long as TSM gets the
wildcard characters, it can expand them. Whether the wildcard
characters that you type actually get to TSM is a function of what
command shell you are ru
Perhaps you get a better result by using a backslash to mask the
asterisk.
We are using in our Oracle-save-script:
dsmc archive -servername=$ADSMSERV -archmc=$ADSMCLASS -DELETEFILES
-verbose /bigspace/\*$ORACLE_SID* >> $ORACLEPROT
and it works. The script is not written by me, but as far i know al
Hi Bernhard.
> Any idea? Perhaps tsm doesn't want to search several files systems. You
> can get the names of the filesystems with a simple df.
> So perhaps you can archive '/TST11/data/*.dbf /TST11/data/*.dbf .'
> and so on if /TST11/data and /TST11/data/ are filesystems.
It's not the case
Sergio,
the "real" restriction on an ARCHIVE command is that you can only specify
20 objects to be archived, either directories or files. This does not
appear in the v3.7 doco but was present in v3.1 where we first encountered
it.
Rik Foote
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dsmc h
30
gives the answer:
ANS1081E Invalid search file specification 'string' entered.
Explanation: You entered a file specification or search string that
contains
incorrect characters or contains wildcard characters in the drive
specification or file system name.
System Action: Processin
Bernhard.
Thanks for your reply. It seems to fit our requirements, if I manage myself to
do it work properly.
Unfortunately, I was busy these days so I didn't see your message until
yesterday.
I tested the command with the sintax that you gave me (cut & paste) but I
cannot have it running as I exp
> dsmc archive -archmc=ORACLE_DIARIO -desc="TST11 OFFLINE ORACLE_DIARIO
> 20010216.153447" /oracle/rdbms/8.0.5/dbs/initTST11.ora
> /TST11/dbs/system01.dbf /TST11/data/ajes_data.dbf
> /TST11/data/amul_data.dbf /TST11/index/amul_ind.dbf
> /TST11/rollback/rbs.dbf /TST11/temporary/temporary.dbf
> /TST
I don't know the real restriction. But i have a suggestion to avoid it.
Check if you can use this
dsmc archive -archmc=ORACLE_DIARIO -desc="TST11 OFFLINE ORACLE_DIARIO
20010216.153447" /oracle/rdbms/8.0.5/dbs/initTST11.ora '/TST11/*/*.dbf'
The single quotes inhibits the shell to interpret the wild
