On May 6, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Desalegne Guangul wrote:
ANR8208W TCP/IP driver unable to initialize due to error in using Port
1500,
reason code 10048.
The 10xxx error number series is the Windows set.
10048 is WSAEADDRINUSE, Address already in use.
Port 1500 is the standard TSM server port.
You
Hi Zoltan. I stand corrected on the release level of your TSM server. That
does not change my comments about the importance of the volume history/RPF,
and the inability to rebuild the TSM server if you do not have the volume
history. Even if you have knowledge (for example paper and pencil) of whic
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Subject
Re: how to view the content of a database (db)
In tsm 6.1, the volhist and devconf files are mandatory in database
restore actions, in tsm 5 you indeed had access to dsmserv display
dbb. Even better, at least on Linux it's impossible to make database
backup if you haven
how to view the content of a database (db)
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Zoltan, the select statement gives you the entries from the volume history
table, so the TSM server is operational. Your sample output is from a
pre-TSM 6.1 server. For a TSM 6.1 server, here is an example o
Zoltan, the select statement gives you the entries from the volume history
table, so the TSM server is operational. Your sample output is from a
pre-TSM 6.1 server. For a TSM 6.1 server, here is an example of a database
backup volume history entry:
tsm: VISTA1>select * from volhistory where type='
TYPE: BACKUPFULL
BACKUP_SERIES: 22
VOLUME_SEQ: 1
DEVCLASS: 3592-E05
LOCATION:
From:
Joerg Pohlmann
To:
ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Date:
05/05/2009 06:24 PM
Subject:
Re: [ADSM-L] how to view the content of a database (db)
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I assum
In tsm 6.1, the volhist and devconf files are mandatory in database
restore actions, in tsm 5 you indeed had access to dsmserv display
dbb. Even better, at least on Linux it's impossible to make database
backup if you haven't configured devconf and volhist backup files.
On May 6, 2009, at 0:23 ,
I assume you meant a database backup volume. For TSM 6.1, I do not know of
any way to display the contents of a database backup volume as has existed
in pre-TSM 6.1 (see the TSM 5.5 Admin Ref book under "Server Utilities").
Hence the comments in the documentation that the volume history is crucial
Hi Everyone,
I have a database file 12Gb in size and it's stored on the hard disk as
devclass file. I want to have a look at it's content but the command "q
content volumename" doesn't work. Is there a command that shows the
content of a database? Please help!
P.S. I search the archive but c
