Hello, Andy
I understand your arguments, but want to know the benefits of the method
to store the directory not in the same manner as the files. For Example
from a certain computer we do a archive, we want to keep for 14 days.
But the directories are kept for 365 days. So storage is wasted on tape
I get this error by an incremental backup!!!
The schedule status is failed, but the client session backuped 1,77 GB.
Has anybody an idea what file or directory not backuped?
And what can I do to solve this problem?
Thanks.
Michael
Hi Bernhard,
A policy domain may have many management classes, each with different file
retention criteria. Within a given directory, it is possible to have some
files bound to one management class, other files bound to another
management class, still other files bound to a third management clas
Hi Chaps,
Just wanted to share my findings with you with regards to TSM compression/no
compression.
We have 3575-L18 tape library. We use 3570-C Format tapes. We used to have CLIENT
compression set to YES when doing backups, with DRIVE compression OFF. Most of the
data on our systems is Oracl
good explained, thanks.
Andy Raibeck schrieb:
>
> Hi Bernhard,
>
> A policy domain may have many management classes, each with different file
> retention criteria. Within a given directory, it is possible to have some
> files bound to one management class, other files bound to another
> managem
Hi Roy,
My opinion is unless you have specific reasons (possibly network constraints)
do not run with client compression.
Requires extra clock cycles on the client, and if the client is not particularly
powerful
can significantly increase backup elapsed time.
Also restores will take longer, becau
Thanks Andy,
We've tried to get an answer to this question since we first put in
TSM (3rd qtr last year), but couldn't find an answer, including from
support.
Your example exactly describes our situation, but, our systems don't
appear to act like your describing.
We have a domain called "AIX" w
>03/03/2001 01:04:12 ANS4028E Error processing 'D:': cannot create
>file/directory entry
Michael - This is an old problem (search in www.adsm.org on the message number
and you will see much discussion about it). You didn't specify what
client level you are using, but it's probably old,
Were having a strange problem.
Over a period of several weeks we saw the cpu utilization of dsmserv rise to
the point it was running our AIX server at 100% utilization. It was running
at 100% utilization even whan nothing was happening on the server - no
backups, migration, reclamation, etc. We
I just had an unpleasant job of performing an
inventory of our offsite storage. The barcode scanner
I borrowed for the job could not read our barcode
labels, so we 10-keyed 5000+tapes in a 12hour stretch
(2 people)
I remember vaguely reading something about this a
while ago on this list, but can
Good morning all ,
i am restoring some files from old adsm server
and getting following errors ..any idea?
> ANS4029E Error processing '/psoft.PRD/app/oracle': unable to build a
> directory p
> ath; a file exists with the same name as a directory
>
> ANS4029E Error processing '/psoft.PRD/app
>I looked all over the place and found references that
>this is a code 39 type label, but our code 39 scanner
>could not scan it.
Shawn - From info I compiled in http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts:
3590 barcodeIs formally "Automation Identification
I am not sure if this is the right place to do this but I'll do it anyway.
Every once in a while some NT admin clobbers permissions of the root of some
gigantic directory. What they always end up asking me is "Can I restore
just the ACLs of the affected directories instead of the entire structur
Hi,
IBM says that you can use the Greens and the Reds mixed. But depends on the
Firmware (IBM Terminology Microcode).
Regards
HBit
Bitte antworten an "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
An:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kopie: (Blindkopie: Holger Bitterlich/BK/SK-Koeln)
Thema: Re: Swapping T
Are you sure it's dsmserv? Stop it and then run 'vmstat'. Maybe it the
problem persists then run 'PerfPMR'
Good luck
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard L. Rhodes [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 9:10 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Runaway dsmserv
I just applied patch 4.1.2.12 to one of our Windows clients having lots
of "umlaut" files. The cleanup utility worked as described, with the
exception of needing THREE runs, until no more "Incorrectly cased object"
messages occured in the sequencing view run. The cleanups issued lots of
ANS1228E a
We are looking at doing a massive reorganization of our naming
standards within our TSM servers. During this reorganization, some
management class we have will go away and new ones will be created.
Others will just be renamed.
I know that in order to bind data to a specific management class I ca
Date: 08-03-2001 03:23:10 PM
Telephone: 684983
Subject: extend problem
Hi
we are running Tivoli Storage Manager for MVS Version 3, Release 7,
Level 3.0
when we try to extend we get :
ANR0252E Error writing logical page 8407040 (physical page 400640) to
database
ANR0252E volu
TSM NT Server 4.1.2 is not available anymore on the WEB site.
Maintenance and patch sites are not allowing 4.1.2 Server download. Does
anybody know why ?
Ruddy Stouder
System Engineer
I.R.I.S.
Rue du Bosquet 10 - Parc Scientifique de Louvain-La-Neuve
B- 1435 Mont-Saint-Guibert
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But I don't think they have a standard start or stop code/char...
We ran into the same problem about a year or two ago.
Good luck in finding something that will read it 'cause we couldn't
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: Richard Sims [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 200
No. When a backup version expires out of the primary pool, it expires out
of the copy pool as well.
-Original Message-
From: Jane Doe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 07, 2001 5:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Question about versions ans retention
Can the followin
No, that`s not true,
under
ftp://ftp.boulder.ibm.com/storage/tivoli-storage-management/patches/client/v4r1/windows/v412
I`m currently downloading the files (it`s quite slow, but ...)
or you can use this path (if you can read this bitmap...)
(Embedded image moved to file: pic23056.pcx)
regards
=> On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 10:44:04 +1100, Carl Makin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> I do think our D40 drawer (5 x 36gb disks) was setup poorly. I've been over
> the hardware config with our IBM engineer and he thinks it's probably not
> running at the full loop speed (SSA160). We have a mixture of 4
It all boils down to where your bottle neck is...
If your client(s) have hugh amounts of data and big enough engines to
compress it down and it compresses nicely (such as oracle DB's) then you
will find that you can compress the data AND send it in less time than you
can send the data uncompressed
"Warren, Matthew James" wrote:
>Has anybody looked at using Tivoli Decision Support with TSM?
>
>>From: Jager Frederic [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>>I am currently evaluating a TSM KM by OTL software with
>>Patrol client and
>>console (you can get an evaluation copy). And I do think this is worth
>
Don't forget to update the drive definitions. Probably would be best to
delete the DRIVEs and re-define them. You could also do an UPD DRIVE to
force ADSM to re-query the drive for it's attributes and supported options.
Since you're AIX, probably would be best to delete the drives from ADSM,
then
Rick,
I too have seen this occuring at many of my clients. What I can surmise is
that you get runaway sessions appearing with a ? when you do a 'q sess'. If
you can cancel these, then you will see that the dsmserv process CPU
utilization drops back down dramatically. I have played around a little
We saw this in our shop also - it ended up being a problem with win95/nt clients using
IE5.0 to access the web gui producing the "?" sessions. Three or more of these would
drive the cpu to 100% and leave it there. Upgrading IE to 5.5 or using win/2000
solved the problem for us.
Steve Schaub
Quite awhile ago, Tivoli announced plans for Tivol Data Protection for
Workgroups
to support sending a disk image to, and retrieve a disk image from the TSM
server.
If I remember right, this was to be available shortly after the release of
Version 4 server.
Does anyone know if this is still in th
Does any know can Tivoli Data Protection for Oracle work with Oracle 8.x
OPS system ? if can , which will be advertent in implementation ? Thanks
Shen Ou
IBM China Shanghai Software Center
Hi all!
I need some help!
We are presently looking for a 'NAS' type solution for email delivery. At
this time, we use a large number of UNIX boxen to relay, route, deliver, and
store *vast* amounts of email for 48,000 students/staff on our campus. We have
been approached by several different c
Shekkar,
That looks like the filesystems in question are already mounted, and you're
trying to restore the mount points. You'll either need to unmount the
filesystems in question before the restore (then remount them before you
restore data to them) or just ignore the error. I'd just ignore it
Oracle db's are highly compressable. We run our Oracle backups
through the unix compress utility. I've seen tablespace files on a
newly created instance (no data loaded yet) compress from 1gb down
to 10mb. A normal tablespace file full of data will tipically
compress about 3-to-1.
In general,
In an earlier post I complained about problems getting price
quotes/licensing info for TSM 4.1 configurations under the new Tivoli
licensing scheme.
For those of you WITH A SUPPORT CONTRACT THAT GIVES YOU ACCESS TO IBMLINK,
this week they posted a new version of the configurator that includes TSM
Restore stops after this error messages .. so i can`t ignore it .. something is
going on with symbolic links..
I am looking atfollowsymbolic option just suggested by Richard ..
> ANS4029E Error processing '/psoft.PRD/app/oracle': unable to build a
> directory p
> ath; a file exists with
found something exactlly what is happening with my restore ..
http://msgs.adsm.org/cgi-bin/get/adsm97/1604.html
shekhar
Nicholas Cassimatis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@VM.MARIST.EDU> on 03/08/2001 01:48:06 PM
Please respond to "ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent by: "ADSM: Dist S
THAT's IT
There were a bunch of sesions as described below. By killing the the
cpu went back to where we would expect it.
Thanks for all the Help!
Rick
On 8 Mar 2001, at 12:43, Steve Schaub wrote:
> We saw this in our shop also - it ended up being a problem with win95/nt clients
>using I
I agree with Richard and Dwight. It depends. We have client compression
on, I did a bit of testing, and sending client-compressed data on through
the tape drive compression generally doesn't hurt us, but doesn't help much,
either. In some simple tests I ran, we got at most an additional 10%
com
Well I for one want to know exactly what my clients are backing up. The only
way to tell that is with compession off or as Wanda said, it will only
report the actual amount of compressed data that is backed up. Also, we have
AIT tape drives and I have found that reclamation and tape to tape copies
Roy Lake wrote:
> We used to have CLIENT compression set to YES when doing backups, with
DRIVE
> compression OFF. Most of the data on our systems is Oracle. When we had
> client compression set to YES, each cartridge would take about 5GB.
>
> ...when I switched compression OFF, we managed to get
We looked into alternatives to DRM when we installed TSM/AIX over a year ago
mainly because of the cost. I really did not want to write and maintain our
own scripts for the DR functions. We installed AutoVault
(www.coderelief.com) for far less $$. It has worked nicely for us and they
have conti
We have been struggling with this for about 2 years now.
Here is some information from my experience.
Our NT admins bought some auspex NAS servers (NS2k)
and told us about it after the fact. Luckily, they
only used the NFS portion of the box. Until 2 months ago.
We have been NFS mounting to anot
I talked with a guy over at EDP, who says this label
was code39, but modified at the request of STK.
when IBM made their barcode readers, they decided to
just support the STK standard.
They talked with Symbol a while back to develop barcode readers
that will work with these, and the symbology was
If the management class no longer exists, data will be expired based on the
default management class for the domain.
During your next full incremental on a given machine the following will
happen.
If the file or directory exists on both machine and the tsm server, then
that file or directory wil
Joe Faracchio wrote to me:
>Try using a disk-file area and one tape reclamation.
>
>... joe.f.
>
>Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
Hello Joe,
Have you had good results with this technique to speed things up?
It would be nice if there was some documentation to explain the pr
On Tue, Mar 06, 2001 at 07:40:56AM +0200, Mike Glassman - Admin wrote:
> What do you mean by something adverse?
>
> What symptoms ?
ABENDs. Attached is a sample for NAV below.
NAV runs happily without TSM, and visa-versa. Put the 2 together, it
causes and ABEND on NAV or TSM freezes.
The third
I wanted to get an idea of what people do when
clients are taken offline permanently.
Ideally, we would run the backup client one last time excluding everything
(so the files will follow the Management Class setting for Inactive files)
However, we are commonly told a client is offline after the
Hi Shawn,
Why don't you leave it alone for some period of time
like 3 months (if you not short on space) and then
delete the filespaces & the node permanently.
This depends on
1. how the backup copygroup is defined.
2. how long after the client has gone, are you required to restore anything.
q
High and low points of one-drive reclamation:
1) its not move data as far as I know. It looks like this:
Storage Pool Name: TAPEPOOL
Storage Pool Type: Primary
Device Class Name: 3590
Estimated Capacity (MB): 4,149,171.5
.
that's what we do: 3 months and then delete filespace
but we have it as a perl program that runs overnight
because it takes a lot of time and cycles.
Come to think of it that's the worse time!!!
I need to change it from 3 am to 8 pm !!!
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berke
thats what we used to do, but manually.
So you have a script that periodically checks
for nodes that havent backed up in 3 months,
then automatically removes the filespaces? then the node?
Or are you saying that you peridically check for
nodes ready to be deleted, then the script does the rest?
TDP for NT was a third party product and has been withdrawn due to
license problems. That's what was said on a Tivoli Road Show last week.
They announced that there will be an announcement of a new product
(third party again, I don't remember the name) for this purpose next
month, maybe available
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