Curiously enough,
I upgraded to 5.1.6.2 and added a relatively large node to daily
backup schedules on the very same day,
and my %hit grew from about 98% to about 98,5% :-)
Do not ask me why.
Juraj
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Hi,
It would be interesting to learn what real business requirements
lead your manager to this double-retention requirements,
what danger or costs will arise if you use the longer retention
for onsite and offsite pools.
If your manager is really a manager
he will thing in this terms (dollars,ri
Hi
during online database backup (TDP) these messages appear in .anf file":
BKI0053I: Time: 03/10/2003 23:37:21 Object: 626 of 471 done:
/oracle/T14/sapdata7/loadd_1/loadd.data1 with: 75.
BKI0027I: Time: 03/10/2003 23:37:22 Object: 629 of 471 in process:
/oracle/T14/sapdata15/user1i_6/user1i.dat
What version of TDP for SAP R/3 are you using?
I remember that there once was a problem with this kind of calculation.
I often saw "150GB of 132GB backed up".
Kind regards
Thomas Rupp
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Dear *ites
Try to audit the database it might solve ur problem...
rgds
Gagan Singh Rana
"What is now proved was once only imagined."
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Hi Ruud,
in the ADSM-L archives you will find a thread about backing up to disk or
tape.
The recommandation was to backup SAP R/3 directly to tape because you could
use more drives, keep the tapes streaming and avoid disk latency.
See thread: "Backup faster to tape than disk"
Do you use caching
Ruud
We see this type of thing when there has been a tape IO error, or similar.
The retry of the failing files then pushes up the object count, but not the
total count.
But I've never seen a discrepancy this big before!
Try reading the whole output file and looking for when the object count
fir
Hallo all,
restore of hidden files (nt2000, tsm 5.1.5.9)
is apparently not possible without reboot.
Is this working as designed, or is it a bug?
NT2000/NTFS itself allow for replacing of hidden files,
I can delete the "aha" file without troubles from command line.
regards
Juraj Salak
Thomas
Tivoli Data Protection for R/3
Interface between SAPDBA Utilities and Tivoli Storage Manager
- Version 3, Release 2, Level 0.6 for AIX LF -
Build: 142E compiled on Sep 28 2001
Thomas
we don't use caching on our diskpools.
I know we should direct SAPbackups to tape ... and for our bigger systems we
do ...
you wrote:
"Your FS backup gives you the network data transfer rate, whereas the
DB backup gives you a number including network data transfer rate,
tape mount/unmoun
Hello again Ruud
I realised that this suggestion is totally misleading.
>> Try reading the whole output file and looking for when the object count
first exceeds the total count.
Sorry. This will give you the wrong timestamp.
What I do is to read the whole log (ie, the .anf file) looking for error
Richard
i cannot see any tape I/O errors in TSM (act) log.
i do see a lot of RETRIED messages (bki1208E) ... 216 in total ... in .anf
file
so this is pushing up the object count !!!
i think it's caused by :
BKI5008E: Tivoli Storage Manager Error:
ANS0326E (RC41) Node has exceeded max tape moun
Ruud
ANS0326E (RC41) Node has exceeded max tape mounts allowed.
indicates that you are trying to use too many tape drives simultaneously.
Probably the node's definition in the new server isn't an exact copy of the
old one. You can either
a) (easiest) on the new server, update node maxnumm
Hi everybody.
I'm having a problem running a DB2 LAN-free backup : normally it takes 40
minutes to save about 65 GB, but sometimes it takes more than 1 hour.
My TSM server is 4.2.1.11 (Win2K), my storage agent is 4.2.1.11 (AIX 4.3.3.
ML9).
The funny thing is that the problem disappears when I resta
You can play with reuse delays and retention of DBBackup tapes to
"effectively" keep one offsite pool around longer. But you have to do a DR
to get the data back, so it's not exactly a "friendly" solution.
Find out what your customer want to accomplish, not what they want you to
do. When given a
Hello,
My TSM server is loosing connection with the tape library and i don't know
why...
Yesterday it happened and i rebooted both the server and the library... but
this morning it happened again...
Does anybody know what is happening??
The event viewer shows the following:
On the application
Date: March 13, 2003 Time: 9:40 AM
From: Jerry Lawson
The Hartford Insurance Group
860 547-2960[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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It is interesting how in Data Processing,
Thanks for the reassurance, Wanda. I'll let you know how it went..
Marco Spagnuolo
System Administrator
University of Windsor (IT Services)
401 Sunset
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4
(519) 253-4232 Ext. 2769
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Prather, Wanda"
<[EMA
> Because of the -subdir=yes specification, omitting the ending slash could
> cause TSM to search for all files named "saa001" in /var/spool/imap/user
> and its subdirectories. If these are very large, then that could be the
> cause of the Based on the size of these directories, it could be very
>
Thanks for you input, Roger. It is duly noted and appreciated.
Marco Spagnuolo
System Administrator
University of Windsor (IT Services)
401 Sunset
Windsor, Ontario N9B 3P4
(519) 253-4232 Ext. 2769
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Roger Deschner
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hi all,
Does anybopdy have a clue to where I can find firmware for the library
robot?
Our robot doesnt read barcodes. Now our supplier claims we ned fmr
3575-2007, but says IBM doesnt have it.
I'm sure I can get it somewhere!
so I turn to you all!!
does anyone have it (or a later version which incl
HI JERRY! Good to hear from you.
1) If you search the archives at search.adsm.org for "VTS", you will find
lots of discussions on the pros and cons of using virtual tape with TSM.
2) This is the coold part. What you do is
1) create your new device class
2) create a new sequentia
>We have retried the restore with the trailing slashes, and things have
>not gotten any better.
You may be between a rock and a hard place with that restoral... The client
admin is performing a point-in-time restoral, which may or may not suppress No
Query Restore (see client manual) functionalit
I'm curious about the type and frequency of database backups that
people do. I've inherited a TSM environment set up by sombeody else
and I'm trying to make sense out of it.
The original setup did two backups every day, a full and a snapshot.
The full stayed onsite and the snapshot went offsite.
Matt,
In my shop, we do full backups of the TSM database. That is
because the TSM database will fit on one tape. When the TSM
database span across two tapes, then we will be thinking about
doing incremental backup of the database. Keep in mind that you
can only do so many incremental backup of the
At 11:25 AM -0500 3/13/03, Sias Dealy wrote:
If TSM was doing a full backup twice a day. I would suspect,
the reason on why two backups are done is to keep the recovery
log from over committing. That is if TSM is in rollforward mode.
Since both the backups are scheduled in the morning, I don't thin
Thomas,
I agree with Richard Sims, you're probably between a rock and a hard place.
If you're not able to get your restore working reasonably quickly, here's
something you might try. It's a little bit of work, but it should work.
dsmadmc -id=id -pa=pa -comma -out=tempfile select \* from backups
Sias,
the snapshot *does not* clear the log. It is a snapshot, not a backup. Its
goal is to make copy of the DB without touching the Full+Incremental+Log
chain.
Look at the Administrator's Guide:
"A snapshot database backup is a full database backup that does not
interrupt the current full and inc
All-
Today I shutdown TSM server and re booted AIX machine.
When I manually start I get this error.ACSLS Server was re booted but
problem still exists.Just by stopping and restarting server I see this
message.
TSM can not acess library now
removed.
03/13/03 09:55:34 A
Wanda - good to hear from you.
Thanks for the reply - sounds good. The other thing we are considering is
setting the migration pool for the old pool to go to the VSM as well, to
also help with the movement of the old data.
I will indeed go check out the adsm.org site.
Jerry
-Original Messa
We have a dilemma!
We made changes to our disk a few weeks back and unfortunately the diskpools for the
database and dirdisk were reformatted along with the rest of the
work being done. As a result, we had to restore the database. Due to the fact that
the dirdisk volume was reformatted, it was
Zlatko,
Your right that the snapshot does not clear the recovery log.
I miss read the original posting. I thought Matt was doing two
database backup and a snapshot.
I know, read, re-read and re-read. Then reply.
Thanks for keeping me correct. :)
Sias
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I do a full DB backup on Saturday morning after daily processing, then an
incremental everyday after until the following Saturday. If we are doing
an upgrade, major change, etc., with our system I will then do a full
volume backup before and after but that is the only time I variate from the
norm
Matt,
We do a full backup once a week and incrementals every other day. Our full
backups take about 2 hours and the incrementals only take an hour or less
depending on the activity for that day. If you don't save any time by
doing the incrementals then you are better off doing fulls. It takes le
After reading the list about the SystemObject problem I went in and add the
include.systemobject to my NT and Win2000 Cloptsets. I noticed today that
these clientopt's have now completely disappeared! Has this ever happened
to anyone else? Is this because this should be in each individual dsm.op
This is a tech tip from the StorageTek CRC:
In its normal initialization sequence, TSM locks all of its library
resources under a common lock id. On rare occasions, TSM has been known to
initialize resources with a second lockid after existing resources had been
locked under a different lockid.
did you search in your ACCTLog for any traces of this "disapearing"?
I bet you will find there some explanation, if not, open a PMR.
Juraj
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We backup the data base once a day and send it offsite. We also run the
log in rollforward mode. This means if we still have the log, we can
restore the data base and recover to the point of failure. Recovering
without the log would obviously mean we only recovered to the point of
the db backup.
>Steve Harris wrote:
>>updating the drive mid transaction to online=no does it for me.
From: Paul Ripke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sneaky! Since TSM *has* to be able to cope with this scenario
>gracefully, it does surprise me somewhat that there isn't a
>"cleaner" way of doing this - something l
Everything you did is OK.
And with old versions of the client (V3.1, for instance) that is all you had
to do.
But on W2K, you need more steps for the service.
1) Repeat all the stuff you did, that makes the GUI OK.
2) Start the GUI, pull down Utilities, Setup Wizard
3) Click (only) the check box f
Mark,
I'm not a database guru, but I think I have to disagree. I think it goes
something like this
All logged to Recovery Log:
1 Start Txn 402165173
2 Server finishes copying 1GB file from one tape to another
3 Pointer to old copy gets updated
STOP PROCESS
(would have happened:
4 Pointer
Problem was resolved. But does not address the original errors.
1-31-2003
Initial backup was done and written to disk.
2-1-2003
Data was migrated to a single tape as part of normal migration process.
3-6-2003
Numerous restores were attempted and failed, reason unknown at this time, no
read or wr
Thanks for everyone's responses on this. With the suggestions given here,
I was able to write up a procedure to assist our NT/W2K admins with this
function. It involves using the DSMCUTIL command instead of the wizard,
and a little thought before doing it.
In these special cases, I wanted the TSM
Well -- yes and no.
I want to know why I can't do a 'cancel process n force=yes' (or
'immediate') and get the process to stop NOW, not after 10 hours of trying
to write a 1 GB file to a bad tape. If TSM can clean up after a shutdown
while the copy is in process, it can bloody well clean up after a
> If TSM can clean up after a shutdown
> while the copy is in process, it can
> bloody well clean up after a force
> termination of the process.
I am fully with you, Tom.
But saing this, I would like to express not only my criticism of this
wanted/missing functionality, but thanks as well
to deve
Scmitt
Thanks for the info. I am very grateful for ur quick reply.
I did as u said in your mail. But to clear locks for all volumes option all
did not work.
So I cleared locks volume by volume, even then there was no change in error
status. Then I tried to discard data for volume on a particular
Hi,
Anyone ever experienced a backup reporting to fail because of a reported I/O error
when accessing the C$ drive.
Funny thing is, it backs up all files with in that share with no probs.
ENV. AIX 4.3.3
TSM 4.2.3.3
EG. sample log
13-03-2003 05:04:56 Successful incremental backup of '\\aupoza
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