It is different from DBBackup - there are specific load/unload abilities
in TSM. The process results in the DB being re-orged. We recently went
through the process and approximatley halved the size of our 120GB DB,
the gain is fairly short lived though. The re-org was around 8 weeks ago
and the DB
That sounds promising. Thanks Bill.
We use flashcopy to copy the file system to one mounted on another client
and backup from there - can I ask if you run online or offline Image
backups?
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Thanks for all of your GREAT suggestions!!
I have been having good success with Bill's suggestion...
Basically this is what I do:
After expiration and migration is finished:
Change the "MOUNTWAIT" on the devclass to "1"
Change all of the tapes on the overflow shelf to status of "rea
We run Image backups at the weekend and normal incrementals in the week,
and for some time now the filespaces involved in the backup have not
updated their last backup/access date/time.
On the 2nd of June we logged in as the TSMTARGET server, just to look at
the available restores, and then it upda
Hello
Is there a TDP for DB Informix on Unixware, Suse Linux ?
Can this client be used with TSM 5.3 server ?
Where can i find supported TDP info (Databases, OS)
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Robert Hecko
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Matthew,
We get exactly the same with our LAN-free image backup filespaces.
We're on TSM Server 5.2.2.3.
Chris
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Hi Robert!
No, just for AIX, HP-UX and Solaris:
ftp://ftp.storsys.ibm.com/tivoli-storage-management/maintenance/tivoli-data-
protection/informix/
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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On Jun 10, 2005, at 5:23 AM, Matthew Large wrote:
We run Image backups at the weekend and normal incrementals in the
week,
and for some time now the filespaces involved in the backup have not
updated their last backup/access date/time
The timestamp will be updated only for unqualified Inc
Matthew, you don't mention the versions of TSM you are running. Can you
post the dsmsched.log file that shows the incremental backups of this
volume, in its entirety? Also dsmerror.log, dsm.opt, client option set (if
one is in effect). If the scheduled action is COMMAND (instead of
INCREMENTAL), pl
Hello
Can I use V4R1 TSM Unixware client with TSM 5.3 server ?
Thank you & Regards
Robert Hecko
Good summary, Richard, but just to clarify:
If POSTSCHEDULECMD fails, then the schedule will be considered to have
completed successfully with RC 8, assuming the scheduled operation did not
complete with a higher return code. POSTSCHEDULECMD results have no
bearing on whether the file space's last
Did you notice a performance improvement after the reorg. If you did,
is it still performing better since it has grown?
Thanks
Rick
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Hi Rick
Our unload/reload what about 10 weeks ago and halved our database from
100Gb for 50Gb... the database has grown by 20% since but expire
inventory is still much quicker than it was prior to the unload/reload,
it is however taking longer than immediately after the process...
definitely a wor
We have a 112gb database that is 83% utilized and it only takes 30 minutes
to complete an expire inventory.
Either I have a real fast server or you have a real slow one!
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Mark,
How many objects are examined daily during expiration processing?
Regards, Samiran Das
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Subject: Re: very very big DB!!
ANR0812I Inventory file expiration process 11413
completed: examined 94799 objects, deleting 94083 backup
objects, 106 archive objects, 0 DB backup volumes, and 0
recovery plan files. 0 errors were encountered. (SESSION:
52670, PROCESS: 11413)
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To the TSm gurus
Perhaps many out there can help me
At this time we are running TSm 5.2
We have a custom Menu for our operations staff.
I read in the 5.3 manual that there are new menus built in already for this
same purpose
Can somebody point me in the right direction as to what package i need
This is for a TSM server on an IBM 660-6M1, 4-way, with 6 GB of memory
-- database is on an ESS, mirrored on the same ESS, accessed via three
fiber HBAs.
ANR0812I Inventory file expiration process 7854 completed: examined
21384673
objects, deleting 43598 backup objects, 58278 archive objects, 0 D
Is this client maybe in cluster environment?
I have seen where if TSM recommended cluster backup is not setup, it will
fail to backup cluster drives after failover.
Thanks,
Sung Y. Lee
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 06/10/2005
05:23:23 AM:
> We run Image backups at the weekend and normal
Thanks Sung,
Unfortunately there is no clustering in this environment. Thanks for the
info though.
Regards,
Matthew
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I am hoping to be getting a new Sun Fire V240 to replace our current E250
TSM backup server. At present our E250 still have Solaris 2.7 as the OS and
I need to move top at least 2.8 in order to upgrade to TSM 5.2.
What I am hoping to do providing the new server is fourth coming (and
Read the README docs that accompany the installation code for 5.1.
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Well, the straightforward TSM way to keep files in a diskpool, is to
remove the NEXTSTGPOOL value from the definition of the storage pool (so
that the files have no place to migrate to), or set the HIGHMIG stgpool
pool property to 100%, so that migration will never start.
The most practical way to
Matthew, I think you are seeing IC40900
(http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IC40900). Your schedlog
contains messages like this:
Incremental backup of volume 'E:\'
instead of
Incremental backup of volume 'E:'
Note the first message has a '\' at the end of the drive letter. W
Yes. But one time back when I did ask for some product info from this
company.
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Hi all
I have a little problem ...
On my SQL 2000 server, someone install a second instance of SQL
c:\program files\ MSSQL\data
and
c:\program files\... MSSQL$NEW\data
When I launch the SQL backup GUI on the console .. I dont see the new
instance with the new SQL databases
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>I have a little problem ...
>
>On my SQL 2000 server, someone install a second instance of SQL
>
>c:\program files\ MSSQL\data
>and
>c:\program files\... MSSQL$NEW\data
>
>When I launch the SQL
Wanda Prather said...
> Well, the straightforward TSM way to keep files in a diskpool, is to
> remove the NEXTSTGPOOL value from the definition of the
> storage pool (so
> that the files have no place to migrate to), or set the
> HIGHMIG stgpool
> pool property to 100%, so that migration will never
Could use some help from any Windows gurus out there:
HOW do I keep Windows from changing the addresses of the TSM devices?
This server is Win2K3 (but the same thing has occurred on Win2K), TSM is
5.2.2.5.
There are fibre connections from 2 HBA's to 2 different SAN switches.
1 Fibre cable from e
Welcome to Microsoft's inability to handle SANs!
Seriously, Windows has no facility to persistently bind devices and
definitions on a fiber-connected device. That's what you're
seeing--whenever there is a discontinuity between a Windows server and
its fiber-connected devices, there may (probably w
Not sure if this what you can use.. in TSM for stgpool there is an option
called Migration Delay. Basically it allow you to control how long the
data to remain in the storage pool before data migrates. I am thinking
this could save you some time during "meltdown."
It's in the Admin manual Chapte
I believe what you want is "persistent binding" setup for your HBAs.
Depending on brands, but you should be able to get information on their
website how to configure or setup.
I have observed this with AIX TSM server where rmts changed after the
reboot. I hope you don't have many tape drives. I
I have 36 drives.
It did happen on Linux and Windows. For sure you need to setup the
"Persistent Binding", especially for Qlogic HBA.
If you are using IBM LTO and Qlogic HBA, please checkout this link:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/tips0250.html
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