Hi,
thanks for your postings:
The problem is resolved.
I made my queries from a linux client. The node was an aix client.
When I do the same queries from aix I get the correct results.
regards,
Volker
Am Donnerstag, den 23.02.2006, 09:31 -0500 schrieb Paul Zarnowski:
> Keep in mind that Q OCC
On Feb 24, 2006, at 2:33 AM, Dksh Cssc wrote:
HI all,
My comp has policy to do ONLY INCR backup on filesystem for unix
machines.
We need to re-schedule a filesystems backup for TSM server and I'm
wondering the impact of restore if we only do incremental backup as
oppose
to full backup. The TSM
Hi TSMmers
I`m trying tobackup SQL database and I`m getting the following errors:
TDP.SQL
CO5436E A failure occurred on stripe number (0), rc = 418
02/23/2006 11:36:44 ANS1017E (RC-50) Session rejected: TCP/IP connection
failure
02/23/2006 11:36:45 Backup of BAMArchive failed.
02/23/2006 11:36:45
Thando -
See the ACO5436E and ANS1017E error notes which are collected in
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts . These have been seen before.
Begin by reviewing the dsierror.log, and go on to the TSM server
Activity Log
for possibly more info about the session.
Richard Sims
Chip,
How about just excluding those databases from log backups?
You do that by adding this to the DSM.OPT file for
Data Protection for SQL:
EXCLUDE "\...\master\...\log*"
EXCLUDE "\...\msdb\...\log*"
Thanks,
Del
Del Hoobler
Tivol
Thando,
This is not enough information to troubleshoot this problem.
I suspect some type of configuration problem with
Data Protection for SQL.
What is the result of this command?
TDPSQL QUERY TSM
Does it return valid information?
If so, can you try just using one stripe for backup?
TDPSQ
Hi
I had the same problem, and as Wanda wrote I tried it with the TESTFLAG
DISABLEQR and it finished in about 5 minutes. Another test was : do the
complete restore with the exception of one file in one of the subdirectories
: did run in 5 minutes.
Best wishes
Christoph
-Ursprüngliche Nachric
Anybody successfully running the 5.3.2.x client on Netware 6.5 (sp5) ?
Our problem here is that when dsmc is set to start from autoexec.ncf we
get the following errors. Works fine if you start dsmc after the server
is fully booted. Notice now the server name is missing before \SYS ?
ANS1035S
Hi,
I often experienced this and was in discussion with IBM - at
last it was closed by ibm-support with a point to
http://www-1.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1IC34713
IC34713: PERFORMANCE
DEGRADATION WHEN
RUNNING NO QUERY
RESTORES
I don't know why this old one is s
I had that done at one time, and commented them out for all of our SQL
clients. Those excludes are already in the sample dsm.opt, so does that
mean that they are recommended excludes? If so, I need to go back and
un-comment them all. :) Pardon my ignorance on SQL, but why would you
exclude the lo
Chip,
The FULL backups of Simple Recovery Model databases will
be all that you need to recover those databases.
But... it all boils down to how you want to protect your data
and the level of granularity you want for your restore.
I recommend that you read up on the SQL Server
Recovery Models for
Ironically, the most crucial part of the TSM product - restoral -
has become its most troublesome. Since the advent of the
well-intentioned NQR, when customers perform qualified restorals
they never know what to expect in terms of restoral speed.
Indeed, restorals can end up being prohibitively l
We're running tsm5.3.2-fix2 on several nw6.5 servers here (various patch
levels). I can't say I've ever seen the issue you mention. When you
say you're starting dsmc from autoexec.bat, do you really mean dsmcad?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/24/2006 8:57 AM >>>
Anybody successfully running the 5.3.2.
Hello everybody,
I've got a TSM server 5.3.2.2 running on Windows 2003.
TSM Operational Reporting is configured on the server too with both a Daily
Report and an Hourly Monitor that has two active monitors if a schedule is
failed or missed.
TOR has been configured to send emails, the daily
Happy Friday!
I'm trying to determine if a particular client is a candidate for
journaling. The client is a fileserver with about 9 million objects to
inspect. However, only about 65,000 objects actually get backed up. If
I start using journaling for this client, what is the downside?
Server 5
Your environment seems like an idea candidate, journal backup is most
useful for very large file systems
in which only a small percentage of the objects change.
I would strongly suggest upgrading to the latest 5.32 client as many jbb
changes and fixes
have been made since 5.2.
Keep in mind that a
Hi *SMers,
I did as Wanda Prather and others suggested and the time for the
restore dropped from 4.5 hours to under 10 minutes.
I think I will hand this information over to my IBM TSM guru
and tell him to make tivoli change TSM ;-)
Thanks a lot
Thomas Rupp
Is there a way to query to find out what tapes that have a certain
HL_Name are on?
I have the node name and the HL_Name and need to know what tapes contain
the data(Tapepool/Copypool).
With AFS the only thing unique is the HL_Name for each of the backups.
Thanks
Eric
Troy Frank wrote:
We're running tsm5.3.2-fix2 on several nw6.5 servers here (various patch
levels). I can't say I've ever seen the issue you mention. When you
say you're starting dsmc from autoexec.bat, do you really mean dsmcad?
dsmc sched
dsmcad does the same thing though. Same errors fr
OK, thank you very much for the link! I think for our purposes, I will
continue with a nightly full, exclude the logs for master/msdb, and
leave the recovery mode in simple for the db environments where they do
not specify a direction. Again, thanks for your help!
-Original Message-
From:
Have you tried moving the entire section of backup commands to the
bottom of the autoexec.ncf? Could just be a load-timing issue. So that
the bottom of the autoexec, you'd have something like this...
search add sys:\tivoli\tsm\client\ba
smsstart
dsmcad
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/24/2006 10:58 AM
Troy Frank wrote:
Have you tried moving the entire section of backup commands to the
bottom of the autoexec.ncf? Could just be a load-timing issue. So that
the bottom of the autoexec, you'd have something like this...
search add sys:\tivoli\tsm\client\ba
smsstart
dsmcad
Yup. Tried that.
When are you trying to load dsmc in autoexec.ncf? We load dsmcad as the last
item in our autoexec.ncf after adding the search path to the client files.
Andrew Ferris
Network Support Analyst
iCAPTURE Research Centre
University of British Columbia
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/24/2006 8:58 am >>>
Troy
Yes, ISC 6.0.1 (TSM_ISC_5320_AIX.bin) does need X11 installed to function
on AIX 5.3.
The ISC includes its own Java. But Java uses AWT, and AWT need "libgair"
which is in the X11.base.rte fileset.
X11 as a requirement to install on AIX 5.3 really should be in the install
docs.
[RC]
Andrew Ferris wrote:
When are you trying to load dsmc in autoexec.ncf? We load dsmcad as the last
item in our autoexec.ncf after adding the search path to the client files.
Right at the end of autoexec.ncf, just before "stage5". We even tried
adding some delay but that didn't help. What versi
This topic was approached recently (this past November), and I was
wondering if there was a fix in place yet. Here is where it was last
referenced...
http://www.mail-archive.com/adsm-l@vm.marist.edu/msg62455.html
Here is an example of what I am seeing...
02/14/2006 17:10:10 Backup of SQ
We're running 8.7.3.7 smp. I know that in our case our dsmcad loads right at
the end of stage 5.
Andrew Ferris
Network Support Analyst
iCAPTURE Research Centre
University of British Columbia
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/24/2006 9:57:56 am >>>
Andrew Ferris wrote:
> When are you trying to load dsmc
Hi there,
We have a number of CIFS shares on NetApp filers. For security
reasons these cannot be accessed via NFS. Our issue is backing them
up. If I log into a windows box and run the backup all is good.
If I'm logged out, a scheduled backup of the share will fail (since
it's not mounted whe
Andrew Ferris wrote:
We're running 8.7.3.7 smp. I know that in our case our dsmcad loads right at
the end of stage 5.
Same version of edir here. Interesting that your dsmcad loads after
stage 5. According to Novell the autoexec.ncf is loaded in stage 4.
http://support.novell.com/techcenter/a
Is this problem platform specific?
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Richard Sims
Sent: Friday, February 24, 2006 9:47 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] AW: (Too) long no query restore?
Ironically, the most crucial par
We throw a delay of 3 or so in and we're also running clustered servers so the
clustering in 6.5 takes a looong time to start up. We're also loading McAfee
too so there's a fair bit of stuff to get through before the CAD. I've only
just started running SP5 as it has a NSS fix for a NFS/HSM locki
Andrew Ferris wrote:
We throw a delay of 3 or so in and we're also running clustered servers so the
clustering in 6.5 takes a looong time to start up. We're also loading McAfee
too so there's a fair bit of stuff to get through before the CAD. I've only
just started running SP5 as it has a NSS
I'm Netware-ignorant, but this sounds like an install problem: see if
you can review what transpired in the install, and check the Readme
file for any gotchas.
To employ a Unix analogy, it might work as a circumvention if it
could be started by doing a 'cd' to the client directory first, then
lau
I completely agree with Richard on this. This problem alone
(unreliable restore performance) has caused us a large amount of
grief, and some abandonment of the product here. We definitely have
some departments who have stopped using TSM because of this. Users
should not have to figure out wheth
TSM Server 5.3.2.2 on Windows 2003 server
Dell Powervault 136T library with IBM LTO-2 drives.
If I put the tapes in and run a LABEL LIBV they label just fine. If we insert
unlabeled tapes in the library, when TSM mounts one,
gives the I/O error reading tape label but then puts the volume in PRIVA
>>>Hi there,
>>>
>>>We have a number of CIFS shares on NetApp filers. For security
>>>reasons these cannot be accessed via NFS. Our issue is backing them
>>>up. If I log into a windows box and run the backup all is good.
>>>If I'm logged out, a scheduled backup of the share will fail (since
>>>
Chip,
The requirement to which you refer has not been placed into
any released code yet.
Thanks,
Del
Del Hoobler
Tivoli Storage Manager Development
IBM Corporation
"ADSM: Dist Stor Manager" wrote on 02/24/2006
01:31:50 PM:
> This topic
Thanks Pete,
I'll give this a go and see what happens :-)
Jason
On Feb 24, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Pete Tanenhaus wrote:
Hi there,
We have a number of CIFS shares on NetApp filers. For security
reasons these cannot be accessed via NFS. Our issue is backing them
up. If I log into a windows box
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