Thomas Denier wrote:
We have a 5.4.2.0 TSM server running under mainframe Linus. Our
daily housekeeping uses 'backup stgpool', 'migrate stgpool',
and 'reclaim stgpool' commands that start multiple processes.
The home-grown software that manages our housekeeping figures
out when each of these acti
On Dec 10, 2008, at 22:29 , Thomas Denier wrote:
We have a 5.4.2.0 TSM server running under mainframe Linus. Our
daily housekeeping uses 'backup stgpool', 'migrate stgpool',
and 'reclaim stgpool' commands that start multiple processes.
The home-grown software that manages our housekeeping figure
We use TSM scripts. I started out using a homegrown process
that did what you are doing but with REXX execs which examined
TSM output. It was not flexible. I later found a TSM script
that someone shared with me that does it all. We do use wait=yes
for the processes since we have limitations with ta
David -
It's strange that the TSM server Activity Log shows no ANR message of
any kind relating to the dsmadmc session loss: I would expect at
least some record of the session drop from its end. Based upon what
you report, it would appear that the TSM server was not responsible
for the dsmadmc s
I see the "ANR2017I Administrator ADMIN issued command: BACKUP
STGPOOL..." in the actlog at the time that the command was first issues.
The ba stgpool started and was running fine. 12 hours (exactly) later,
the script reported the "ANS1017E session rejected" and went on to the
next command, which
David -
The "ANS1017E Session rejected..." message should have a
corresponding ANR message in the Activity Log, so look there - and
check your server timeout values (e.g., IDLETimeout) for the value
you observe.
Richard Sims
Joni,
Yes it will. Or at least it should. ; )
I use that to control the flow of several of my scripts.
cory
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