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From: Jolley, Bill [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2001 5:58 AM
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Subject: Re: SCHEDULER ACTUAL EXECUTION TIME
Also, check the randomization percentage. I believe the default is 25. If
you want the schedule
to execute at
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 6:58 PM
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Subject: Re: SCHEDULER ACTUAL EXECUTION TIME
a scheduled backup starts depending upon what time the
backup schedule on the TSM server is defined. If
you're using sched mode prompted and the schedule for
example is defined as a week
>From a TSM Server admin session prompt, do a 'help set randomize'.
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Subject: SCHEDULER ACTUAL EXECUTION TIME
Hello,
A question,
Does
a scheduled backup starts depending upon what time the
backup schedule on the TSM server is defined. If
you're using sched mode prompted and the schedule for
example is defined as a weekd (weekday) schedule @
05:00 then the TSM server will prompt the client to
being a backup @ 05:00 Mon-Fri. as l
Hello,
A question,
Does anybody know what determines the actual start of an scheduled backup?
At the end of the sched.log file there is a message that says: 'Command will
be executed in X minutes'. The X value varies, we ran some tests for one node
and the value went from 2 minutes to 70 minutes
