Hi to all
I am running every day at night a full Sql backup and during the day another log Sql
backup till few days ago everything seems to work fine but now I remarked that the log
file on my disc is growing and growing .
My DB recovery mode is FULL in the SQL enterprise Manager , I check
Make sure truncate is on
An other possible solution is to set "Log Est % Diff" to a higher value in the GUI.
Jeroen
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From: Robert Ouzen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 28 oktober 2004 9:53
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Subject: Sql log behavior
Hi to all
I am runni
Neil,
I would tend to turn this around and look at things from the point of
view of your business' restore/recovery requirements - finding neat ways
of backing up a lot of data over a thin pipe is all well and good, but
useless unless you can get it back to the client within the required
time peri
Hi,
We have just started testing TSM backups on an AS/400 running Lotus
Domino.
Can you tell me where I would find the dsmsched.log file within Domino?
Thanks
Hi all,
It appears my offsite non-collocated tape pool has more "filling" tapes
than it has in the past. Does anyone know if tapes in a status of
filling are being reclaimed or are only tapes in "full" status put in
the reclamation process? I run reclamation with a threshold of 70 and
there are
Robert,
After verifying that you are performing log backups
with "/TRUNCate=Yes" (the default is Yes), make sure that
the log backups are succeeding by looking at the Data Protection
for SQL Log file. If they are succeeding, then here
are a few other things to look at:
Is the log backup size also
Rachel,
There is not a native TSM BA Client or scheduler for OS/400.
Are you using Data Protection for Lotus Domino to perform your backups?
What tool did you use to set up automated scheduling?
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" <[EMAIL
There is a bug in aix 4.3.3 to do with the .indirect segment in a
filesystem that could be a likely culprit perhaps;
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=3Dswg21162093
Although you will need a logon to view.
Matt.
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Hi
Thanks to all the people who respond to my question especially to Del Hoobler for his
very good articles .
Regards Robert
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TSM Version 5.x.y.z reclaims all tapes
matching your reclamation threshold -
first the 'full' tapes
then the 'filling' tapes.
Best regards,
Peter Sternecker
R+V Allgemeine Versicherung AG
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Good point.
You aren't going to do any major restores over that WAN.
Plan on keeping a spare SERVER box at your TSM site.
If the remote site crashes, recover it to the spare locally, and then
overnite the box!
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Yes, again. This is something that never seems to stick correctly in my
brain...
I have some windows machines, where I do a normal TSM backup weekly.
I want to do a backup of just certain directories and their content daily.
The directories I want to backup also have sub-directories within t
Both full and filling are being reclaimed.
I have found that because I have local tapes with errors on them, to reclaim
some of my offsite copypool tapes, I pull in the copypool tapes that 'will
not finish reclaiming' (less than 3% or so), check them in, and do a 'move
data' on them. They turn in
Del,
Yes, we are using Data Protection for Lotus Domino to perform the
backups.
I am not sure what tool was used to setup the scheduler...!
Rachel.
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Del Hoobler
Sent: 28 October 2004 13:35
To: [EMAIL
If you intend to juggle include/exclude lists around, then I definitely do
not recommend that; use two different nodes, each with its own options
file, instead. Also, your include statements need '\...\*' at the end of
them.
However, an alternate suggestion:
- For the daily backups, why not defin
Rachel,
What exactly are you looking for?
dsmsched.log is the default output file of the TSM BA scheduler...
... which doesn't exists on OS/400. Can you be more specific on
what you are trying to find out?
Thanks,
Del
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manage
Hi gurus,
Our NT guys have issues to backup NT 2003 with following errors messages:
10/24/2004 18:44:24 CreateSnapshotSet(): AddToSnapshotSet() returns
hr=VSS_E_UNEXPECTED_PROVIDER_ERROR
10/24/2004 18:44:26 ANS1950E Backup via Microsoft Volume Shadow Copy
failed. See error log for more detail.
My W2K TSM Server 5.1.9.3 to 5.2.2.5 migration went just as Wanda
suggested. But when I was done there was no License Manager. This was
because, following the IBM "Best Practices" Technote, I downloaded the
5.2.2.0 package "via ftp site" and so I used the site I always use:
ftp://service.software
Thanks for the reply, Andrew!
Since you asked, here is my problem background:
To keep down the amount we backup during the night, we only want to backup
those three directories on our office servers during the business week.
On weekends, we want to 'catch up' and backup everything.
Our remote o
> Thanks for the reply, Andrew!
You're welcome!
> Since you asked, here is my problem background:
> To keep down the amount we backup during the night, we only want to
backup
> those three directories on our office servers during the business week.
Makes sense.
> On weekends, we want to 'catch
On Oct 28, 2004, at 12:29 PM, Hoa V Nguyen wrote:
Hi gurus,
Our NT guys have issues to backup NT 2003 with following errors
messages:
10/24/2004 18:44:24 CreateSnapshotSet(): AddToSnapshotSet() returns
hr=VSS_E_UNEXPECTED_PROVIDER_ERROR
10/24/2004 18:44:26 ANS1950E Backup via Microsoft Volume Shado
Yes, this system has been running for many years. These boxes do nothing
else.
We monitor all kinds of resources through the usualy AIX tools as well as
BigBrother.
Nothing has changed, other than the usually mail processes of
adding/deleting mail, which is normal and has been going on for years
Hi Richard,
I found couple items, but not much to say.
Thanks Richard.
Hoa.
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I have a TSM server outside the firewall that is all of a sudden not
responding on port 1500. If I halt TSM and restart I can manage through the
port but after about 2 hours it closes down again. I have not done anything
that I recall so I'm wondering why it is I'm all of a sudden seeing this.
Moni
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>I have a TSM server outside the firewall that is all of a
>sudden not responding on port 1500. If I halt TSM and restart
>I can manage through the port but after about 2 hours it
>closes down again. I have n
Very odd that I also cannot communicate with the server from itself via
dsmadmc.
Geoff Gill
TSM Administrator
NT Systems Support Engineer
SAIC
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I would think using UPD DR library drive SERIAL=AUTODETECT would do the
same thing.
Jim Sporer
At 05:57 PM 10/27/2004 -0400, you wrote:
Yes, for SCSI libraries, TSM now records the serial # of the tape
drives.
If you have a SCSI library, look at your devconfig file. (EVERYBODY:
You DO know where
A question regarding TDP if anyone knows for sure..
The way the Notes TDP replays incremental logs is it pulls down a
single 64MB TXN file at a time, replays those transactions, then pulls
the next one down (restores). It's a pretty slow process that spends
most of the restore time actually replay
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