Hi Timothy
It seems to me you have an error in you DSM.OPT file... do you use the statement
"NWWAITONERROR"?? If you do this could be your problem (seen that a lot ;o) )!
Regards
Flemming
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Timothy Hug
Hi all,
I have:
TSM-Server 5.2.2.5 on Win2003
tsmscsi.sys version 5.2.2.5123
DDS4 Autoloader (HP C5713A)
regulary checked in cleaning cartridge
On "clean drive" I get:
ANR8300E I/O error on library LBDDS4
(OP=8401C058, CC=306, KEY=02, ASC=3A, ASCQ=00,
SENSE=70.00.02.00.00.00.00.0E.0-
0.00.00.00.3A.
Hi all,
I just thought I found _the_ solution in preventing admin access to our
tsm server from just any system that can connect to port 1500 by setting
tcpadminport on our server to something different from tcpport.
Well, great now we have 2!!! ports that allow admin connections (tcpport
and tcp
Hi *SM-ers!
I'm using the following SQL statement to retrieve obsolete Oracle backup
files:
select node_name, filespace_name, ll_name, date(backup_date) from backups
where ((days(current_date) - days(backup_date) >= 100)) and hl_name='//'
This returns all Oracle backup files, created more than 10
hi Eric, you could add
node_name like '%ORC' to the where clause...
best regards,
René LAMBELET
NESTEC SA
GLOBE - Global Business Excellence
Central Support Center
SD/ESN
Av. Nestlé 55 CH-1800 Veve
Hi Hougaard,
We added the statement (nwexitnlmprompt no) yesterday it did not make a difference.
I believe the (nwexitnlmprompt option) replaced the nwwaitonerror
"Hougaard.Flemming FHG" wrote:
> Hi Timothy
>
> It seems to me you have an error in you DSM.OPT file... do you use the statement
>
Hi Rene!
I thought about that, but would that help? If TSM still has to scan every
object for a match, it wouldn't help much... That's the problem, I don't
know how SQL works...
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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>I thought about that, but would that help? If TSM still has to scan every
>object for a match, it wouldn't help much... That's the problem, I don't know
>how SQL works...
Eric - Your perception is correct: if you scan a table, it will traverse the
whole thing. Whereas the Backups table is
Hi,
I need an advice on how to handle backup from a specific node... On weekdays, the
backup should run "normally", but ignore specific file-types, e.g. .pst
The .pst files should be backup during the weekend instead... Is this possible without
installing 2 instances of the scheduler - or do I
Hi Richard!
> Sometimes, the best thing to do is perform Query Backup from the client
side,
where dedicated logic gets results faster. It is often possible to
accomplish
that by masquerading as each defined TSM node, via VIRTUALNodename.
True, but since the Oracle backups are made through the TDP
Hello!
If the options file for the tsm server is located at
/usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin, then where would be the recommended location
for the device configuration and volume history file? The database and
recovery log will be located at /tsmdev/log/** and /tsmdev/db/** and the
storage pools will b
Hello all!
I was reading the performance tuning guide and it states that we should use
raw partitions for server db, log and disk storage pool volumes for an AIX
server and I was just wondering if this is true and what the benefits are
of configuring volumes in this manner? As I understand it, if
Joni,
There probably isn't a "correct" location.
If using filesystems, I usually put my primary db copy under "/tsmdbpri",
with the mirror copy under "/tsmdbmir", and the recovery log under
"/tsmlogpri" and "/tsmlogmir" respectively.
I also have customers that stick them under "/usr/tivoli/tsm/s
Joni,
Perferably you want to store de devconfig en volhist on multiple
locations, so you can put multiple stanzas in dsmserv.opt (one for de
deafult location and one for e.g. /tsmdev/db).
Also you don't want to have the TSM DB and TSM LOG on the same set of
disks. Put the log on a seperate set of
Hi Guys,
The SQL tables we have to play with in TSM are indeed indexed.
If you do select * from syscat.columns, you will see there is a field called
INDEX-KEYSEQ and INDEX-ORDER.
The BACKUPS table is indexed on NODE_NAME, then FILESPACE_NAME, then
FILESPACE-ID, then STATE, in that order.
Speakin
I've got a schedule that backups up certain "ServerA" directories at
noon. Another schedule is supposed to then restore those directories to
"ServerB" at 1PM. The restore seems to be going to ServerA , instead of
ServerB. Server A & B are both Netware6. However, serverA is
Traditional Volumes,
We had before IBM dds4 6 tape autoloader.
I remember the biggest challenge is to tell TSM that one of the tapes is
cleaning tape.
Are you sure when you checked in cleaner that TSM knows it is cleaning
tape.
If you issue "q libv" under status column for cleaning tape you should
see "Cleaner"
Maybe
I have the Activity for Summary Retention period set to 30 days, however when I run an
archive or backup the information does not show up. It does however, show up
sometimes. Is there something I must run to update the summary table? Also, what
kind of extra space or overhead is needed to kee
Hello,
We are planning on changing our tape library from an ATL7100 to a P3000 and
from four DLT7000 tape drives
to six DLT8000 tape drives on an F50 running AIX 4.3.3 and TSM 5.1.62. We
are currently looking at putting our
process for this change together and have found we have a few questions.
Please remove me from the list.
Thanks!
Jose E. de la Uz
LAN/Mac Administrator
Jackson National Life Insurance
Denver Office
303.846.3813
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
The database will still know the tapes (and the content of the tapes). But you will
have to do a checkin libv stat=scratch before doing checkin libv stat=priv. ITSM will
let you checkin empty volumes as private, but will not accept private tapes being
checked in as scratch.
Regards,
Karel
Jason,
What level is your server and what level are your clients?
There was a bug that caused TSM V4 clients to not update the summary table,
or always record as 0 bytes.
Is it possible that your "sometimes" data is coming from later level
clients, and your "missing" information is from older cli
On Tue, 29 Jun 2004 09:13:18 -0400
Joni Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> If the options file for the tsm server is located at
> /usr/tivoli/tsm/server/bin, then where would be the recommended
> location for the device configuration and volume history file? The
> database and recovery
NetWare is notorious for not allowing files backed up with NSS or
compressed volumes to restore to volumes that are otherwise. Try running
the process manually and see what happens, and also take a look at the
schedule log dsmsched.log.
--
Mark Stapleton
>-Original Message-
>From: ADSM:
Hi people,
I have a burning question which hopefully somebody can provide an
answer to. Have been asked to backup SQL servers daily using TSM . The
details and instructions for how these backups are performed and any
characteristics are contained in the respective management class of the
po
Verson 5.2.0.1, and most of our clients are at that level also. Do you know what kind
of degragation would be caused to set the summary info to around a year. I don't know
how much DB overhead is involved.
Jason
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Hi,
Need your help!
When I restored the database online, I got the following information.
db2 => rollforward database hjy218 to end of logs and stop
SQL0956C Not enough storage is available in the database heap to process the
statement. SQLSTATE=57011
So, my database hjy218 always is rollforwa
Thanks Joe!
> If you issue "q libv" under status column for cleaning tape you should
> see "Cleaner"
Yes, the tape status is "cleaner"... I checked it in with "checkin
libvol lbdds4 clean stat=clean checklabel=no cleanings=50". Ok, I'll get
the tape checked tomorrow by someone who is onsite...
Rega
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>Have been asked to backup SQL servers daily using TSM . The
>details and instructions for how these backups are performed and any
>characteristics are contained in the respective management class of the
>policy set in
Mark,
Data Protection for SQL does not support ARCHIVE.
It only supports BACKUP.
You can use a second NODENAME like you suggested or...
you can also look into using SET type backups which get
a unique name and can be bound to a separate management class.
Thanks,
Del
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Hello,
I don't understand...why would I want to check the tapes in as scratch if
they already
have data on them...why wouldn't I just physcially move them and then run an
audit
library. At first you say to checkin my data tapes as scratch, but then you
say that
private tapes cannot be checked in
Hmmm I'll hazard a guess...Seeing tapes fill up before they
should typically has to do with the way the drive is defined. We had
similar problems on an initial installation. I don't have an LTO library
at this site to compare, but I believe we had to set the read and write
formats to "U
==> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Joni Moyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hello all!
> I was reading the performance tuning guide and it states that we should use
> raw partitions for server db, log and disk storage pool volumes for an AIX
> server and I was just wondering if this is true and
Hi everybody
I have TSM 5.2.0.2 server on win2k.
I have a IBM library 3583-R72 with 6 drives .
Is there a easy way to schedule a job to let say clean all drives every 2
weeks or
Thanks
Luc Beaudoin
Network Administrator/SAN/TSM
Hopital General Juif S.M.B.D.
Tel: (514) 340-8222 ext:8254
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Luc Beaudoin
>I have TSM 5.2.0.2 server on win2k.
>I have a IBM library 3583-R72 with 6 drives .
>
>Is there a easy way to schedule a job to let say clean all
>drives every 2
>weeks or
3583 libraries are designed to be se
sure,
put a schedued administrative commands in for each drive whenever you want.
the command is
clean drive LIBRARY TAPEDRIVE0
Make sure and do them so there is enough time between commands for the drive
to clean.
Or put them in a command script with a wait (or 10 minutes of expiration
Hi guys I was wondering if any of you are clustering your tsm servers. Other
HA solution you guys using other than HACMP in AIX?
Yeah, I've run into that before. It's actually not really netware's
fault. They have a switch in the SMS modules so that backup software
can tell SMS to force an uncompress of files before they get backed up.
That way, the files can get restored anywhere. Arcserve, for instance,
supports this.
Hi,
If you delete a library all volumes are deleted from the inventory (no library=no
inventory). If you define your new library, this will be an empty one (new library=no
inventory). Audit library will not checkin volumes, it will only remove missing
volumes from the library inventory.
Now yo
Just analysing our TSM install today as tapes have been getting chewed up quicker then
normal, despite no confuration changes being made at server or client side. We have
client-side compression turned on (hardware off) and we were getting about 140-180Gb
of data on each tape before they being m
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