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Subject: Re: Several tapes with zero capacity and zero utilization
Tha
I have the following script defined in TSM. All I have to do, is: run
q_n_scratch
(or just click on the script I want to run, from the Web GUI)
/* -*/
/* Script Name: Q_N_SCRATCH*/
/* Description: Display number of scratch */
/*
tell me the number of scratch tapes I have.
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From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 10:44 AM
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Subject: Re: Several tapes with zero capacity and zero utilization
>When I get several tapes with a PCT_RECLAIM above
> Date: Wed, 18 Oct 2000 16:51:18 +0100
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> Hello David,
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I have a script that counts scratches- my 3494 is shared betweeen two tsm
instances, so I use
a table of category codes to sort out private/scratch for each tsm instance.
This, of course, is
from the library/category point of view, which may not necessarily balance 100%
to TSM's!
Here's the (ksh)
For 3494's, you can use the mtilb command to count scratch tapes, or insert
tapes - whatever class you want. I've got a shared library - 4 TSM
servers, one 3494, and I run this script daily:
echo "Scratch tapes on RTP1" > /home/nickpc/data/scratchcount
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -qC -s012E | wc -l >> /
>
>It's a convoluted process but that's the best I can come up
>right now. I
>can't find a direct way to tell me the number of scratch tapes I have.
>
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>From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000
>Do you know of an _easy_ way to tell just how many scratch tapes we have?
David - From http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts:
Scratches, number left SELECT COUNT(LIBVOLUMES.VOLUME_NAME) -
as "Scratch volumes" FROM LIBVOLUMES -
hat's the best I can come up right now. I
can't find a direct way to tell me the number of scratch tapes I have.
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Subject: Re: Several tapes with zero capacity and zero utilization
They are probably pending, do a q vol status=pending and see if the list
matches your zero capacity tapes.
On Wednesday, October 18, 2000 7:10 AM, Tyree, David
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> I'm new with
>When I get several tapes with a PCT_RECLAIM above 70-80%
>I run the reclamation process.
David - Another approach to scratch pool management is to wait until
the number of scratches reaches a comfortable minimum, and
only then start reclamation. I prefer to let attrition empty tapes
as
They are probably pending, do a q vol status=pending and see if the list
matches your zero capacity tapes.
On Wednesday, October 18, 2000 7:10 AM, Tyree, David
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> I'm new with the ADSM system, so I hope I don't sound to dumb here!
> I've been looking at the
I'm new with the ADSM system, so I hope I don't sound to dumb here!
I've been looking at the list for a couple of months and I've gotten a lot
of good information from it so far.
Here we go, I run a select command every few days to check on the
number of reclaimable tapes we have i
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