Hi to all
Try to run a select command to get events when I run:
select date(Scheduled_start) as "Date", node_name , schedule_name , status
from events where date(Scheduled_start)=current date and
domain_name='DOWINDOWS' group by scheduled_start ,node_name , status ,
schedule_name
Output:
Fred,
I had this problem on a unix system and it turned out to be an error in the
script.
Regards
Luc
-Original Message-
From: fred johanson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: vrijdag 9 juli 2004 19:00
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Return Code
I know this came up in the last week or so bu
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Remeta, Mark
>Does anyone have experience in restoring a 5.2.2.4 database backup to a
>server running 5.2.3.0?
>Will it automatically convert the database the first time the server is
>started? Is a db conversion even necessary?
Thomas,
Be aware that sequential pool to sequential pool migrates are single threaded. If you
are used to running multiple disk-> tape pool processes at the same time, this could
bite you when you are using a sequential disk pool, as your migrates to tape will take
longer for your larger pools
We had the exact same problem this morning with our TSM server, my heart is still
pumping away in a nervous state despite the problem being fixed now.
Our database backup ran over time due to issues with our secondary server, then
expiration took place and our server decided enough was enough. I
If you are getting actual results (and better yet, correct results) then
there is nothing "wrong" per se with your syntax.
The tables presented by the SELECT statement do not really exist as such
in the TSM server database. Rather, these tables are constructed "on the
fly" during SELECT processing
See APARs IC34609 and IC28825 for general information about this issue
(you can search for APARs at the IBM web site http://www.ibm.com).
I think you can "trick" this command into producing the desired results by
inserting the following after the word "WHERE" in your SQL statement:
scheduled_s
