Hi all,
We are having SAP 40B with Oracle 8.0.x as database. OS is solaris 7.
We installed TSM 4.1 and TDP for SAP R/3 2.7 for backup. Backup is working
without any problem. My problem is in restoring my production server backup
onto the disaster recovery server.
To restore the backup onto the d
Summing up LASTSESS_RECVD will miss some data, though.
If a node had two or more sessions in one day, only the last session will be
counted.
And many nodes do this: nodes using HSM, database nodes where the archive
logs are saved every hour ...
A more accurate way is to sum up the ANE4961 message
Yahya,
The "Platform" field will change to the LAST client type that connects to
it.
It must be that you are using the same nodename to attach to it
with one of the baclient programs (the base backup/archive client
or maybe even the base client scheduler.)
Thanks,
Del
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I had an older setup (when it was still called Backint), and ran the
incremental backups of the SAP system as the last command in the brbackup
script. Basically the same as you're suggesting with the selective backup,
and it worked. 3 DR tests of this install under our belt, all 3
successful, so
I am backing up about 100 nodes on a daily basis. Every morning, I run the
following command for each node at the server command line:
q act begind=today-1 search=nodename
How can I create a script to perform the same operation on all the nodes at
once and present it in a spreadsheet-like format
I have to create multiple Domains in TSM v4.1 to keep my DRP servers
separate from the rest of the servers.
I currently have:
COPYPOOL1 tapes (offsite) 357pool1 tapes (onsite in library)
COPYPOOL_DRP tapes (offsite)357pool_DRP tapes (onsite in library)
I have no problems with t
We are running TSM 4.1 and have a MagStar 3575 tape library. Unfortunately,
we have had to dismount many of our private volume tapes due to increasing
storage needs (which will be resolved with the install of an additional tape
library next month). It seems like the space reclamation process doe
I need to know if I can install tsm ver 4.1.3 on hp-ux using a DLT 7000. I
got information about the incompatibility between a DLT 7000 and TSM on
HP-UX.
Thanks in Advanced...
Jorge Rodriguez
Caracas, Vnezuela...
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Get Your
My backup script runs a brarchive run followed by selective backups of
/oracle/SID/saparch and /oracle/SID/sapbackup after the brbackup completes.
In addition, to speed up the PIT restore of some of the SAP directories, I
run an archive run every Sunday of all the non-database filesystems to the
If David's answer didn't help you, here's a shell script that you can use as
a model.
(it's an old script - the usual caveats apply...)
The basic trick is to make two sorted lists of tapes, then use "comm" to
compare them.
"comm" is a great unix filter most people don't use - try "man comm" to r
I have a 3575 library also with TSM 3.7.4.0 server on AIX. How are you dismountinmg
your tapes? We use the MOVE MEDIA command with the DAYS option to take aout tapes
that haven't been accessed in say 8 days. Reclamation then issues request for these
tapes when needed to reclaim them or for
Has anyone done a Bare Metal Restoper of NT or 2000 and also used the
Windows Scheduled Tasks?
After doing a full restore, the Scheduled Tasks seem to have lost their
password.
Re-entering the password allows the Scheduled Tasks to run again.
Has anyone run into this? Does anyone know where the
What exactly are you looking for out of your query ?
You might be better off turning accounting on and just look at accounting
records, there will be one for each session a client initiates.
It is real easy to pull accounting records onto a PC and load them into
Excel (or some similar spread she
create backupset for the archive...
delete association to stop the scheduled backups in the future...
and you COULD delete filespace - understand that you will NEVER AGAIN
RESTORE anything for MIS_10 if you delete filespace, with the exception of
restoring from the backupset you made earlier.
>
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am encountering an issue that doesn't seem to be addressed
(directly) in the documentation. The scenario is simple, but I am not sure
of the method to enact what I'm trying to do.
We are divided into 2 teams here, and the other team removed and
shipped of
Uh by backup set are you just making reference to a nightly incremental
schedule ?
>From an administrative session try a
q sch * * node=MIS_10
for each schedule found perform a
delete assoc blah blahh MIS_10
That will clear any tsm server scheduled activity... (which might be y
On Mon, 25 Jun 2001 09:26:51 -0500, you wrote:
>ADSM SUPPORT PEOPLE,
>
>How do we find out about all of these "FEATURES" of design
>that cause ADSM to break?
I had to laugh when I read the above statement. I suddenly summoned
this mental image of a Tivoli level 2 support engineer reading it,
le
Yes, just take them out and put in new library and run "audit library".
Of course you need to do config of (I guess) your new library.
Or are you just doing a physical move of the *SM system to a new location?
If it's just a real short move (next room) just leave tapes in and at new location
op
On Fri, 22 Jun 2001 14:21:37 +0100, you wrote:
>I'am running *SM 3.1.2.58 under AIX 4.3.3 and writing my restults of the
>scheduling in a log, but it seems that i the only way to collect valid information
>about
>the command/macro i'am scheduling, in other words at the server it always tells me
In a few weeks we will be moving an HP DLT8000 tape library. I want to take
all of the tapes out for the move (205 of them). I assume that I can simply
turn the system off and take the tapes out as long as I put them back into
the same place, but I don't want to keep track of the location of the
>...*please* trim your email responses...
Amen, Mark. It's dismaying to see, like, a one-sentence response to an issue
which includes the entire thread of a discussion along with it, running for
hundreds of lines. If you've visited www.adsm.org to like Browse Current Month,
you've seen how post
Our DBAs are proposing that we move our TSM database and recovery logs into
the same filesystem with their udb databases. (Long story as to why.) This
is on an AIX node that they share in an SP complex.
Maybe this is OK, but something tells me that this may not be such a good
idea.
Does anybody ha
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And backing up ;-)
Sorry-- I couldn't resist. I will not
The SAME filesystem? NO WAY!! Tivoli's Standard recommendation is for DB and Logs to
be on separate disks and you will see most users agree in practice.
Don't know your DBA's reason - disk space would be my only guess. If it's that tight
though, you've got problems anyhow.
Only way I woul
You could also code a SELECT command to run against the SUMMARY table. I
have created several reports in Crystal Reports from this table. For client
sessions, seems to have the same information as the accounting records, but
this table also includes server processes. I produce reports for client
a
Bill,
I've just started to experiment with Crystal and the summary table as well.
Do you use the Resourceutilization Client option at all? If so, how do you
combine the
summary table entries for all the sessions generated during a given clients
nightly
incremental backup to produce the type of r
The fix is now available.
Jeff Bach
-Original Message-
From: Jeff Bach
Sent: Wednesday, June 13, 2001 10:13 AM
To: 'ADSM: Dist Stor Manager'
Subject:RE: 3583 LTO Tape Library
They are writing some code. No fix is available
Hi!
I have a TSM v3.1 on AS/400, and i'm having this problem, seems like the
tape volume is full, but is in a filling state with a util percentil of 0%,
and is imposible to be full, someone of you have any idea how to solve
this, also do you know where i can get what means a CPF?:
06/27/2001
The parallel backup feature (set by resourceutilization) means that ONE
backup session makes SEVERAL accounting log entries / summary table entries.
This is indeed confusing.
Don't you wish there were a product that would take care of this? ;-}
--Lindsay Morris, at servergraph.com
> -Orig
William,
Can you post the Select statements, reports on this site ?
Rajesh Oak
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On Fri, 29 Jun 2001 16:10:56
William Boyer wrote:
>You could also code a SELECT command to run against the SUMMARY table. I
>have created several reports in Crystal Reports from this table. For client
>sessions,
I'm a little confused here...
I was actually looking to figure out how to do this when you folks started
talking about it. So, I pulled out my trusty data-extraction tools and
found out that I don't have a SUMMARY table.
Anybody wanna take a crack at that?
Jerald Sheets, Systems Analyst TIS
Ou
Help,
I am running a 3.1.2.41 ADSM server on AIX 4.3.2. After trying to
label a library volume with a "label libvol " command, the command hung.
Now " q pro", "q libr", and other commands hang. Is there a solution other
that bouncing the ADSM instance? (the application)
Jeff Bach
Home
We have a very large application server (Sun E10K, 12 processors, 8GB
physical memory) which runs a 24x7 Oracle data warehouse application. The
server also runs TSM 3.7.3 Server for backups to a local/private tape
library.
A 'DEFINE DBCOPY' operation for an 8GB database volume mirror on this
ser
Luci Ziebart will be away from Friday June 29, 2001 to Monday July 9, 2001.
Mail is being forwarded to jeff mours,pxl.
>I am running a 3.1.2.41 ADSM server on AIX 4.3.2. After trying to
>label a library volume with a "label libvol " command, the command hung.
>Now " q pro", "q libr", and other commands hang. Is there a solution other
>that bouncing the ADSM instance? (the application)
Jeff - I/O conflic
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