Hi,
Can I use the -subdir=yes with the filelist option ?
Thanks
Yiannakis
Yiannakis Vakis
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Geoff -
"SCSI" libraries, such as the 358x libs, have to be intimately
controlled by the host application, in that they have no library
manager. These are where the host has to know about all the little
pieces in the library via Element numbers. Your 3494 concepts do not
apply there. This is the
On Apr 14, 2006, at 4:36 AM, Yiannakis Vakis wrote:
Hi,
Can I use the -subdir=yes with the filelist option ?
The client manual says:
"When you specify the filelist option on the command line, the subdir
option is ignored."
I'm looking for a script or program that collects and summarizes data
about how many errors a tape has had and how many errors a tape drive
has had. I would expect the data source to be the tsm actlog but
TapeAlert might provide additional info. Anyone know of such a program
or are we all doing it
I don't believe you can. I think if you use -filelist, it must be fully
qualified file paths.
Ben
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Geoffrey --
Def libr 3584lib libtype=scsi
Def path tsm1 3584lib srctype=server desttype=library device=/dev/smc0
online=yes
Def devtype=LTO format=drive mountlimit=drives
mountwait= mountretention= library=3584lib
Your path and drive definition are correct, providing /dev/rmt1 really
is the fir
The 3584 doesn't have that kind of intelligence. The 'library manager'
tracks what slot has what tape; everything else is up to TSM -- which
also tracks tape number and slot number, but only checks with the
library's list when you do an audit library.
You specify 'private' or'scratch' status to TS
Well after trying to define everything, correct hopefully, it seems
something is wrong. What I have found is that trying to do a db backup
causes the load and unload of many tapes which all get set to private. The
error in the log is ANR8355E I/O error reading label for volume T1 in
drive LTO_2
Hmm,
Perhaps the header on the tapes are not correct. Did you do a
checkin with the checklabel=yes option so they would be mounted and
checked? Perhaps "label libvol ... Overwrite=yes" might be necessary if
the tapes didn't come from the vendor with the right header format.
What Checklabel parameter did you use when you checked the tapes in? If
you used either No or Barcode, then it might be worth doing a label libvol
of one tape and backing up the database to that volume to see if it works.
If you used Checklabel=Yes, you could try taking that drive offline and
see
I was in the process of trying to do that but can't seem to remove the
tapes. Usually I do a checkout libvol 3584lib tapenumber remove=no. Can this
be done in a huge bulk checkout and then labeled and checked in bulk also?
I've got 400 tapes so I'd like to run it once if possible, or at least brea
I don't believe anyone has poked at this so I will.
If it were something like RAID5, RAID10 RAID0+1, then you can
create more volumes per LUN. Heck you can stripe, mirror or even
"plaid". There has been lots of discussions on here about the many ways
to go about that.
If
I generally do this sort of thing by creating macros with select queries.
A
select 'checkout libvol 3584lib',volume_name,'checklabel=no remove=no from
libvolumes' > /output/file
should create a quick list for you. Just delete the column heading lined
from the file and run the macro from inside
Hi all,
My TSM server includes :
- TSM 5.2 on Win2K
- Autoloader 360716x
I have a problem with tape autoloader. I can check hardware Tape Drive
Read/Write successfully, but I can move data on tape to hard disk and vice
versa. The autoloader only load the tape to drive, but no read or write on
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