Um, yeah, that fixes one problem, but then we are back to the original
failure:
ANR2017I Administrator DUDE issued command: DELETE FILESPACE
zworykin.itg.uiuc.edu \\zworykin\c$ type=any
ANR0984I Process 672 for DELETE FILESPACE started in the BACKGROUND a
16:41:03.
ANR0800I DELETE FILESPACE: \\zwo
I have some old Novell 4.11 systems, backing them up with TSM client 4.2.2.0
to a Windows TSM server running 4.2.3.1 (sofar so good). Communications is
IPX only with this client.
I now have a new Novell 6 server using TSM client 5.1.1.0 - this client is
in a new (test) NDS tree, and is talking TC
Good idea, but it's still got all the data:
tsm: ADSM>q occupancy zworykin.itg.uiuc.edu
Node Name Type Filespace Storage Number of Physical
-- -- - -
ZWORYKIN.ITG.UI- Bkup \\zworyki- ITG-3575T- 9,363 1,928.39
U
Any chance the filesystem that they are trying to restore to no longer
exists on the client side?
Peter
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ulimit is set to unlimited.
Roger Deschner University of Illinois at Chicago [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Don't Drink and Derive"
(Seen on a t-shirt at a Math Department picnic.)
Bill Boyer said:
>How about ulimit???
>
>-O
Try this
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3ben-us%3b810161
Greg Redell
Great-West Life & Annuity Insurance Co.
Phone: 314-525-5877
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Don't try to fix it, unless you understand it.
Roberto Finazzi
My 5 AUS cents:
- backup diskpool -> offsite pool
- migrate diskpool -> primary tape
- backup primary tape -> offsite
- backup db
- eject drm
- run reclamaitions
Expiration runs during a quite period over night.
Cheers,
--
Paul Ripke
Unix/OpenVMS/TSM/DBA
101 reasons why you can't find your Sysad
Does anyone know - do the SHOW commands work with TSM Server 5162? I used them all
the time to view my TDP for Oracle data under TSM415, but after upgrading the
following is returned:
tsm: C2TSMSERV>show version c2f1n11ex_oracle /adsmorc
ANR0852E SHOW: No matching file spaces
Ah, you're right. Apparently that just affects the prepare command and
creation of the drm plan file. And here I thought it might be useful some
day. Oh well.
Alex Paschal
Freightliner, LLC
(503) 745-6850 phone/vmail
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That's the point. The sandbox is there, and what a sandbox !!
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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I would say you are forgetting the i-nodes. Unix filesystems dynamically
allocate i-nodes describing the physical file layout. In AIX (and not
only) the default settings are optimized for small files. Therefore a
large file like dbvol consumes a lot of i-nodes, i.e. 512b blocks.
You can attempt fil
I would first recommend to read to redbook SG24-6141-00 "Deploying the
Tivoli Storage Manager Client in a Windows 2000 Environment". As a second
option you can contact Gianluca Mariani. He knows the subject very well,
is speaking Italian and is an IBMer.
In short: The result is works-as-designed.
No, the problem was I was not given the correct information by the user. When
he followed my lead, keystroke by keystroke, his restore ran fine.
Quoting Peter Hadikin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Any chance the filesystem that they are trying to restore to no longer
> exists on the client side?
>
> P
I would suggest you to read TSM's "Messages" manual. In Appendix C "I/O
Error Code Descriptions for Server Messages", Section "Common Values for
ASC and ASCQ Codes" you can find: ASC=0x3A, ASCQ=0x00, Description="Medium
not present".
It is by itself quite explanatory. I would say the volume is l
Hi Andy,
I know this list *is not* an official communication method to IBM and even
tried to explain this once or twice. Usually I am opening PMRs on behalf
of our customers. Also was already few times annoyed with unavailability
of ESR tool (which was also promptly reported to ibm.com).
Not only
hi,
in our practice application,i have a question for tivoli storage
manamger.the version of tsm software that we used is 5.1.0.0,in order to
protect tsm server database,we use the tsm administrator command "backup db
type=full devc=ltodevclass" to perform database full backup,the backup
database
Coats, Jack wrote:
>
> Ours is slightly different,
>
[...snip...]
> make DR plan file
> eject copypool tape volumes and db backup, put dr plan on offsite
> media to go with the db backup.
[...snip...]
If I understand how PREPARE creates the DR plan file, this order will
r
This "problem" sounds impossible,,, kinda like an "Ann Landers" test(?).
If you want to restore file that changed AFTER the latest backup, by definition, it
has not been backed up, yet! I suspect, like other respondents, that you are really
looking for point-in-time restore...
I worked with a
Try:
show version c2f1n11ex_oracle *
Kurt
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Does anyone know - do the SHOW commands work with TSM Server 5162? I used
>them all the time to view my TDP for Oracle data under TSM415, but after
Hi
How many times you have taken database backup? try the following command to
delete
delete volhistory todate=09/29/2002 type=dbbackup
remember if you have only one dbbackup volume you cant delete it this is for
security reasons.
Thanks,
C.R.Chandrasekhar.
Systems Executive.
Tivoli Certified
Hi TSMer's
Does anyone know of a listing of how a "dsmc inc" backs up. Is it
touched files and modified or is there some kind of listing of how TSM
distinguishes when an incremental should back up a file in Linux. Our
Linux admins say it is backing up too much.
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
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