Dietmar,
of course it's possible.
I guess your Onsite Primary Pool is collocated and your Copy Pool isn't (As
general!)
So each Migration writes some Data to the collocated Onsite-Volumes and the
BACKUP Process copies the amount of Data to one (or more) Offsite Copy Volumes.
Let's say you need 1 C
Hi all,
we have a library with four DLT drives. During the expire inventory,
several space reclamation processes start, using all drives in the library.
I'd like to keep two drives free for migration.
Is there a way of limiting the number of drives used by space reclamation?
I know there's a devic
Hi all,
I am using TSM 4.1 and TDP for SAP R/3. We are taking daily online backup(Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday) and weekly offline backup (Sunday). We have 6 sets of online/daily backup and 4 sets of offline/weekly backup. After every days backup we take TSM DB backup
This is my environment
TSM Server on OS/390: V3.7.1
TSM Client on SUN: V3.7.1
Oracle on SUN: V8.1.6
According to the readme's and manuals I need to use V2.2 of the TDPO. Now they
mention also V3.7.4 for the server next to V4.1.2.12 for the API. This last one
is no problem because it is on the CD
Dear Listers,
I have a problem concerning a core dump on AIX 4.3.2.0 with TSM client level
4.1.2.0.
I am running the code on a RS/6000 S7A running hacmp and oracle.
The Cluster consists of two identical machines, on one system the client
runs, on the other the client dumps.
This is what happen
Could someone tell me why do I get this error ?: I use rman trough TDP for
oracle to backup my database.
(64830) OBK-sbt:<06/19/2001:12:39:56> odsmSess(): # of dsmInit retries = 1
(60448) OBK-sbt:<06/19/2001:12:40:21> sbtwrite(): ANS0278S (RC157) The
transac
tion will be aborted.
(60448) OBK
Michel,
Changes was made to the functionality on the code level 3.7.3 and again 4.1.
These changes does not relate to anything in the Tdp code as far as the
redbook is concerned (Tsm3.7 and 4.1 Technical guide). SG24-6110-00.
It is mostly San related/backupsets and new clients.
You will find th
if your SAP R/3 database is db2 you can use db2adutl tool for deactivating db backups.
Praveen Kumar
cc: (bcc: MUSTAFA BAYTAR/ATIM/ICECEK)
Sent by: Subject: Reuse of DB backup volumes
Robert,
I had the same problem and have asked the list as well.
As the proposition by Richard Sims didn't solve the problem
I have forwarded the problem to our IBM SE.
Up to now I haven't received an answer.
I will keep you informed.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Thomas Rupp
Vorarlberger Illwerke AG
...
>I run dsmc sched >>> core dump
>I run dsmc ->>> core dump
...
>Trace/BPT trap(coredump)
Robert - The following from my notes at http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts
may apply to your situation:
Trace/BPT trap(coredump)
Has been seen when swap space was not a
Stefano
Reclamation processing starts whenever a storage pool contains volumes
which are eligible for migration. That is to say volumes whose 'Percent
Reclaimable Space' exceeds the 'Reclamation Threshold' parameter for the
storage pool. You will get one process for each storage pool containing
e
Hello,
it does exactly mean what it says:
Your TSM server has no more space in the storage pool where your Oracle
database is supposed to be stored. And the storage pool is defined in the
backup and archive copy groups of the management class that is used to
backup the data.
If you are backing
Stefano
You must have reclamation processes going against more than one storage pool.
So the answer is during the time you want to reserve 2 drives for migration
update "your pool" recl=100 for all except one tape pool at a time.
John
ProtoTipo srl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/19/2001 11:34:55 A
>I had the same problem and have asked the list as well.
>As the proposition by Richard Sims didn't solve the problem
>I have forwarded the problem to our IBM SE.
Thomas - Have you tried invoking the command under the watch of an AIX
system monitor, or turned on client tracing? I'm wond
Hi Richard,
no I haven't.
I'm familiar with VM/ESA, VSE/ESA, Windows NT and ADSM/TSM -
but unfortunately not with AIX.
I thought I would let the IBM SE investigate his databases and then
do what he orders me to do.
Thomas Rupp
> -Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
> Von: Richard Sims [SMTP:[EMAI
>we have a library with four DLT drives. During the expire inventory,
>several space reclamation processes start, using all drives in the library.
>I'd like to keep two drives free for migration.
>Is there a way of limiting the number of drives used by space reclamation?
Stefano - You are letting
Thanks lot for 'details'. Say, I am oracle DBA and TSM is not 'my cap of
tea' but I must work around the TSM serbver parameter file to correct this.
So. 'Merci encore'
*
This email is confiden
Hi,
you can force tapes to be scratch again using the TMS tool (for instance
with CA1 you can update expiration date and flags).
BUT if you are really talking of the TSM DB backup tapes, you should both
keep the full ones AND the incremental ones !
Regards,
René Lambelet
Nestec S.A. / Informat
Hi Robert!
I have seen core dumps when the TSM password file is corrupted. This was on
a Sun however.
You could try to remove /etc/security/adsm/ on AIX (or
/etc/adsm/ on other UNIX systems). The next time you start dsmc,
TSM will prompt you for the password an a new password file will be created.
Also, check the randomization percentage. I believe the default is 25. If
you want the schedule
to execute at it's actual starttime, set this value to 0.
q sys
Schedule Randomization Percentage: value
set random 0
-Original Message-
From: Angela Hughes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Mon
I had a problem with dsmc core dumping immediately on AIX and the problem
was having DSM_CONFIG environment variable set, but the userid wasn't in
the dsm.sys file
Gary
>Having include/excludes in the dsm.sys file works, it's just not the
>preferred method. If you need to adjust your includes/excludes, and a
>"dsmc sched" process is running, the process will not pick up the
>changes to dsm.sys since it is read only upon startup. By placing the
>list in an inclexc
Eric,
errno 2505 is TDP for Oracle's return code for end-of-file reached.
oer7061 is Oracle/Rman's code for end-of-file reached (we actually send
that to Oracle to let them know we are done restoring).
If you are sure that you are getting a failure - check the Rman restore log
upon this fail
Hello all,
Last week I attended the 2 day DRM class in L.A.. In one the discussions we
had it was mentioned by the instructor that the size of the recovery log
could be over the 5.5gb current limit. I questioned him on this since there
has been much discussion on it, quite recently in fact. Accor
If you have *any* file or directory content you want to keep a copy of for
some number of days -- archiving is the way to do it.
We use archiving for all our Oracle database 'backups' because we tend to
keep them for 14 to 21 days and will sometimes make multiple backups in one
day. I also archiv
I've seen similar (can't remember if it was the exact same error) errors
restoring databases at DR Tests, and it's been because the filesystem being
restored to isn't large file enabled. If you're restoring to a
different/newly built system, that may be the problem.
Nick Cassimatis
[EMAIL PROTEC
We're adding a Lotusnotes based application to our environment that includes:
Lotus Notes Application Server R5
30 Client and developer licenses
Domino
Are there separate TSM agents for Domino and the Application Server?
Larry Clark
NYS Thruway Authority
(518)-471-4202
Certified:
Aix 4.3 Sy
Radha,
I think this is a different problem.
(Vint solved his problem with my suggestion of
renaming the log file name.)
The "hang" problem you are experiencing will probably
require some tracing. If this continues for you, please call
IBM/Tivoli support.
Thanks,
Del
--
FYI
I had this problem on client side and found that client stopped scheduling.
Use crush command to free memory for time being and see if problem
disappears
and also u can edit crontab for every 30 min crush to run.
Check vmstat virtual mem before doing crush.
BALANAND PINNI.
PHONE 314-206-5911
Hi! I'm trying to perform a database backup ( ms-sql ) with TDP for SQL. I
want to do it directly to a storage pool using 4 tape drives. Do you know
how can i do to backup a big database using my 4 drives at the same time?
Thank you very much, Diego.
Diego Nicolás Fabani
Distributed Services
Hello Richard,
Thanks for your hint, it seems very plausible. For some silly reason, this
server has no active paging space. Later this week we have a downslot and
will try and fix this thing.
(We do monitor the usage of paging spaces (in percentage), but not whether
the paging spaces are active
collocation is what will reduce your restore time but
also seems that your system could use some performance
tuning @ 1 GB per 3 hrs.
Thanks,
Angela
--- Ofer Nachom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Will I am restoring a big amount of data the restore
> take allot of time
> ( 1 GB per 3 hou
TDP for SQL ver 2.2 does support multiple sessions backing up to the tsm
server. The term they use in the manual for this is data striping.
Have a management class in the domain that your node belongs to that goes
to your tape pool. You will want to send your data objects to this
managmentcl
execute q po and q mgmt. Depending upon what mgmt
class you're using for certain data it could be
different. Which you can find out how mnay versions
are associated with each mgmt class via q po and their
retentions.
Thanks,
Angela
--- Ofer Nachom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I would
Eric,
thanks for this tip! It solved our problem!
How do you know that a password file is corrupted?
We had two on this machine (for the old and the new TSM server)
and both were 81 bytes in length.
But I'm glad the problem is solved anyway!
Thanks and greetings from Australia .. ehm .. Austria
T
I'm thinking this is the same issue that is fixed by SP2. Check this out:
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q295/9/32.ASP
John Monahan
Senior Consultant Enterprise Solutions
Computech Resources, Inc.
Office: 952-833-0930 ext 26
Cell: 952-484-5435
http://www.compures.com
Hi Thomas!
Glad to be at help!!!
As a matter of fact... you can't know. I also was puzzled when had this
problem. Another user on the list gave me this suggestion.
Request to Richard Sims:
Hi Richard!
Would you like to add this solution to your VERY useful FAQ page under the
header "Trace/BPT tra
Hi TSMers,
we want to use a Storage 9840 drive at a Sun Solaris V8 machine over a
brocade switch. Is there anything to pay attention for? Where we will get
the drivers? For both the host and the drive is quickloop enabled.
When we connected the drive direct to the HBA at the Solaris it was detec
We are in the process of preparing to move our production TSM from NT to AIX
and we are looking for recommendations on tuning guides specifically related
to TSM on AIX. If anyone has any links to this type of information it would
be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Seth Forgosh
Richard,
Wow! You have "advantageous times" - emphasis on the plural?!?! hehe
Seriously, I recently "lucked out" and got my DBA group to schedule
backups around a daily maintenance schedule - it only took 7 months of
pleading and the implementation of a new DR process (thankfully mandated
from
Richard,
I'll give it a try, I was basically stating my understanding of the
documentation. It seemed that the point of the scheduler need to be
restarted after changing the dsm.opt or dsm.sys files is made, but no
mention that the same was true for the inclexcl file. I assumed that
this was by d
Radha,
If it is the log file problem, then something must be corrupting
the log file to make this happen. I am still not sure if
it is related to the log file GPF APAR.
I suggest that you call IBM/Tivoli service so that proper
diagnosis can be done.
Thanks,
Del
--
go to the Tivoli web site www.tivoli.com and search on
adsm tuning guide or tuning guide. Support developed
this tuning guide to assist administrators in tuning
and understanding all of the elements involved awhile
back. It's very good and I've used it at IBM
previously. The down side is that t
>We are in the process of preparing to move our production TSM from NT to AIX
>and we are looking for recommendations on tuning guides specifically related
>to TSM on AIX. If anyone has any links to this type of information it would
>be greatly appreciated.
Seth - I don't think you'll find much f
Did this thread mention the use of cloptsets? using them, you CAN change
include-exclude options, and the changes ARE picked up dynamically, with no
restart of the client needed.
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
> Michael Oski
> S
How long does it usually take for the reclamation process to actually stop,
and release the tape drive(s) so the restore can use them? I've typically
seen this be 40 minutes or more, but I'm not sure why, or if something
could be done to speed it up.
> -Original Message-
> From: ADSM: D
My server is at 3.7.4 on AIX, and it works fine - I've seen it happen
several times in the last few days.
Someone requests a restore, I see the "process being preemted by higher
priority operation" message in ACTLOG, and TSM kills the RECLAIM and mounts
a tape for the RESTORE.
SO it does work, at
We are running TSM server Version 3, Release 7, Level 2.0 on AIX 4.3.2 and
a Macintosh client Version 4, Release 1, Level 2.0 on MacOS 9.1.0 is having
a problem with restores.
The client was restoring files, and was stalled, due to a problem with our
IBM 3494 tape robot. After fixing the problem
Here is the what is required for tuning.
on client side on server side on AIX side
add these lines to Pl say dsmadmc see that
ur n/w speed is not in autonegotiation.
dsm.sys file >set opt for the following
Kent,
You will want to upgrade your client to 4.1.2.15. I think the
restore problem that was fixed with this patch is your problem.
You can find this at:
ftp.cac.psu.edu/pub/tivoli-storage-management/patches/client/v4r1/Mac/v412
or on the main site.
Jonathan
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001, Kent Jo
I wrote in a few days ago with a query about upgrading from ADSM v3.1
(AIX) to TSM 4.1.3 (Solaris) and whether or not I had to use LOADDB. As
it turns out, I did *not* have to use LOADDB. All fears of platform and
version incompatibilities turned out to be baseless (in this case).
Here's the upg
Hi all,
If I have a library that requires Advanced Device Support and I share it via
the SAN to another TSM server, is the other server (the library client) also
required to be licensed for Advanced Device Support? (I'm assuming it does,
I just want to verify.)
TIA
Laura Buckley
SSSI
[EMAIL PR
Lindsay Morris wrote:
> How long does it usually take for the reclamation process to
> actually stop,
> and release the tape drive(s) so the restore can use them?
> I've typically
> seen this be 40 minutes or more, but I'm not sure why, or if
> something
> could be done to speed it up.
I think i
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