On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 17:10:18 +0200
"Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Remco!
> You are right, but aren't empty volumes always in a pending or scratch
> state?
One would think so. I've noticed that there is some delay between the moment
that a pending volume may become scratc
.. by the way - if I make a restore of 1 file, size around 6 kb - it cannot be
restored before any migration and/or databasebackup has been stopped...
So I'm certain the problem is related to the filespace made by a NetWare Cluster!
Regards
Flemming
-Oprindelig meddelelse-
Fra: Richard
Hi Alex!
Ah yes! I didn't think of that one because we don't have offsite volumes.
We are in the luxury of having two libraries, physically separated.
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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From: Alex Paschal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, J
I am using the latest win2k client version 5.2.0.1 and trying to get open file support
to work.
I have included it in the install and used the setup wizard to help configure it.
After the 2 reboots, I attempt to backup a Outlook PST file that the user has open.
I continue to get errors from the G
Hi all,
Sorry to bother you with aforementioned product, but responsible person
seems to be away for some days, and I need urgent response ...
I just installed it on my machine and find it very helpful for certain
purposes, like automatic notification on failed events, detailed
reports, etc... (so
I am using the latest win2k client version 5.2.0.1 and trying to get open
file support to work.
I have included it in the install and used the setup wizard to help
configure it.
After the 2 reboots, I attempt to backup a Outlook PST file that the user
has open.
I continue to get errors from the GU
We've just installed the ITSM Operational Reporting software recently
offered as a technology preview and seem to be having a bit of a problem
running it against our 4.2.1.15 servers running on Windows. I suspect that
the problem is a TSM issue rather than an OR issue.
The underlying problem is th
I have a server that I want to incrementally backup everything except 3 directories
and all their sub-dirs content. Then, I want to just backup those files and
directories once a week. Any ideas for the best way to approach this?
Thank you,
Jamie S. Aldrich
Verizon Information Services
OFS support has nothing to do with specific file types, .pst or otherwise.
Try increasing the SNAPSHOTFSIDLEWAIT setting. For example:
snapshotfsidlewait 10
Regards,
Andy
Andy Raibeck
IBM Software Group
Tivoli Storage Manager Client Development
Internal Notes e-mail: Andrew Raibeck/Tucson/[
Hello all,
I am trying to work in a multi session backup and be able to use a
multi session restore. What I have found is that with the
maxresourceutilization set to 8 that my 350GB 8 processor AIX client is
using only 4 data sessions and 4 control sessions. The data all goes to
the disk
One alternative:
1) Create a new management class with copygroup frequency setting of
2) In your include/exclude list, bind the 3 directories to this new
management class
3a) Define schedules to perform selective backup on these three
directories
OR
3b) Define an admin schedule to upda
Flemming,
I would be interested in any feedback you might get on this issue. I've
not experienced it, but with this Netware stuff you never know!
What, again, are your version levels for server and client?
Flemming Hougaard wrote:
>
> .. by the way - if I make a restore of 1 file, size around 6
One way to get multi-restore to work is to collocate on filesystems in the
tape pool. If one collocates to the node then the problem that your
discussed happens. This is a designation of the pool so all nodes going to
this tape pool will be collocated by filesspace and that can eat a lot of
tapes
Steve,
The reason that you are seeing this error is that Oracle/Rman first tries
to delete the backuppiece that it is about to create on the TSM Server. In
this way Oracle/Rman ensures that only one copy of the backuppiece exists
on the Backup Media so Rman tries to delete the backuppiece in case
So, we should just ignore the error?
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From: Neil Rasmussen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 10:10 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: TDP Oracle config question
Steve,
The reason that you are seeing this error is that Oracle/Rman first tries
to
In order to have multi session "simultaneous" restore from tape pool
then you must have this data in a pool that has collocation by filespace.
If you have a big enough disk pool such that if you did a restore
before migration had moved the data, then a multi session restore
would use the disk pool
We have a similar issue too. Is collocation of filespaces the only way
(besides carving your system up in to multiple nodes) to acheive multiple
restore sessions? Will it occur autmatically from a singe dsmc restore or do
you need to manually invoke multiple sessions?
Steve
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Hello,
I'm not sure i understand that feature, therefore the following question:
1 Filespace with 100 GByte active data spread over 10 tapes and 10
tapedrives available.
Can you restore this filespace from all 10 tapes at the same time or should
the tapes belong to different filespaces?
Kind Reg
1. Are you sure TSM Server is not running as LocalSystem account but as
Domain account instead? Local machine usually has no access to other
systems while a domain user can have.
2. TSM Server started as a service might easily fall in a situation where
the drive is not mapped. Better use "\"
pa
... it can provide even SSL protection!
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
Mike Cantrell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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15.07.2003 20:39
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>I'm not sure i understand that feature...
I recommend the TSM 5.1 Technical Guide redbook, which as the doc introducing the
feature, nicely described it.
Richard Sims, BU
E Mike Collins wrote:
TSM operational reporting is a simple tool designed to help you keep TSM
running smoothly on a day-to-day basis. It runs on Windows and supports TSM
servers on all platforms....
Fwiw, (as might be expected) it does not run on (the very old VM)
Version 3.1.2, as it uses a n
You have to manually invoke multiple sessions, each specifically
restoring a different filespace. A single dsmc restore will sequentially
go through each filespace for that node, unless you limit it by specifically
using a certain filespace.
David Longo
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/03 10:33AM >>>
If it's 1 filespace, then just one restore session no matter how
much data. Well, let me modify that. If you have filespace say
/test and then have say ten folders under it such that you have
/test/dir1, /test/dir2, etc. then you can do multiple restore sessions
with each specifying a separate o
In earlier versions of the TDP for MS-SQL the last backup date was only
updated when the backup was executed via the GUI, not through a script
running the backup command.
Has that changed with 5.1.5, so it there someway to refresh the backup
date through a script I'm not away of?
Thanks
Andrew:
Thank you for the response, I have tried this as well as the other cache option
settings and I always get the same results.
Here is the error I get
07/17/2003 10:33:45 ANS1376E Unable to perform operation using a point-in-time
copy of the filesystem. The backup/archive operation will conti
I find that half the SQL Selects do not work with MVS but I can go in and
modify the custom report to reflect Selects that do work. The big problem
I have is that I get the following error every time the Hourly Monitor
runs;
-
Hello,
Using TSM, does anyone have a method for protecting their NAS data
offsite? NAS storage pools do not allow backup stgpool nor exporting. It
appears the only way is to send primary tapes offsite. We also have a need
to set policies based on date retentions (archive) instead of numbe
Larry,
If you are referring to the "Last Backup Start Date/Time:"
on the filespace, it is updated after a successful backup.
Here is an example from my QUERY FILESPACE:
tsm: TSMSERVER1>q file HOOBLER_SQL f=d
Node Name: HOOBLER_SQL
On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 11:31:45 -0400
"Wayne T. Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> E Mike Collins wrote:
> > TSM operational reporting is a simple tool designed to help you keep TSM
> > running smoothly on a day-to-day basis. It runs on Windows and supports
> > TSM servers on all platforms....
>
Hi Del,
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/17/03 12:09PM >>>
Larry,
If you are referring to the "Last Backup Start Date/Time:"
on the filespace, it is updated after a successful backup.
Here is an example from my QUERY FILESPACE:
Hi Del,
We back them up using a scheduled script. An example
tsm: BACKUP>q
Hi Del,
Looking further down it appears there has been a table backup:
Node Name: MSSQLAFS
Filespace Name: AFSDBMS\data\0001
Platform: WinNT
Filespace Type: API:SqlData
Capacity (MB): 0.0
I get the same responses from my Windows v5.2 clients running a normal
schedule on a v5.1.7.0 server. After this, the regular incremental
backup runs normally. It's a nuisance bug, I think. It's on my list of
things to call in about.
John Stephens wrote:
Andrew:
Thank you for the response, I have
This question is being handled off-line for
further clarification.
Thanks,
Del
> Hi Del,
> Looking further down it appears there has been a table backup:
> Node Name: MSSQLAFS
> Filespace Name: AFSDBMS\data\0001
Del,
How can you tell if those were a previous version. I did a test install
on my pcDoes this indicate a 5.1.5 TDP?
Node Name: LCMSSQL
Filespace Name: CLARKL.master
Platform: TDP MSSQL
Filespace Type: API:NTSQL
Cap
Larry,
You can't tell the version from the TSM Server side.
The DP for SQL CLI or GUI will show the version.
A filespace name with the database name in it
indicates a DP for SQL version 1 client.
For example: CLARKL.master
Filespace names with "meta" and "data" in them
indicate a DP for SQL v
So, a q file provides the list below, but a
del file MSSQLAFS AFSDBMS.master
does not remove the obsoleted filespace.
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MSSQLAFS AFSDBMS.ma- WinNTAPI:NTSQL 0.0
0.0
Response from development for the Mac client:
We understand the significance of the login issue, and are working toward
a solution. This is currently targeted for some time later this year. Of
course, I have to make the Standard Disclaimer: This does not constitute a
formal announcement or commitm
One thought: I have seen the same UNKNOWN status on SDLT drives after
cleaning failed. SDLT drives may not have ejected the cleaning cartridges
as the drives saw them as used up. You might consider checking the drives
to see if this is the case.
"Barnes, Kenny"
Bill,
Just a thought,
If you were to set up a virtual volumes environment (looped back to the same TSM
server if necessary), could you run a backup to a stgpool based on those virtual
volumes, then run backup stg on the stgpool holding the virtual volumes to give you
the second copy?
Kludgy,
When I open the daily report in Internet Explorer it looks great, but when I
print it on any printer color, or not, it doesn't print the contents on the
activity graphs.
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From: Remco Post [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 17, 2003 8:25 AM
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