TDP for SQL Management Classes

Hi, I am having problems trying to setup the following and wonder if anyone can shed some light on this or have done so themselves. I am backing up a number of SQL Databases. I am not worried about the sizes, or whuich databases, but only require to do a full backup including any logs. I have a d

TDP for SQL Management Classes

Adrian You don't mention whether you are using the same nodename or different. I see that you mention 3 opt files. I think that the key to this is that you must use 3 different nodenames; sql_daily, sql_monthly, sql_yearly. The reason is that if you use the same nodename, the TDP rebinds all pr

Linux Sparse Files

We are running AIX 5.2.0, TSM 5.2.6 server, with a TSM Client 5.3.4 running on Red Hat version 4. We seem to be having an issue with Linux sparse files - see description below. The manual says that TSM will process sparse files - but that is about it. When the backup hits this file it seems to go

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Does anyone have experience with backing up MUMPS style databases? In particular, I am interested in optimizing backups on InterSystems Cache. Orville L. Lantto Glasshouse Technologies, Inc.

MUMPS style database backup

Sorry, my original post did not have a title. Does anyone have experience with backing up MUMPS style databases? In particular, I am interested in optimizing backups on InterSystems Cache. Orville L. Lantto Glasshouse Technologies, Inc.

Re: Linux Sparse Files

Brian - You'll have to examine the scheduler log and possibly the dsmerror.log to determine why the backup was "unsuccessful". My cumulative notes on sparse file handling in ADSM QuickFacts may be helpful. Whereas Unix systems have sparse files, but no file system attributes to so flag them as

TSW Operational reporting. How to run a report once a week

I want to run a report once a week. The report is defined and runs at the designated time but it insists on running once per day. The "Hours covered" is 168 and it's set to "Repeat every" 7 days. It was originally set to run daily but I'm having trouble convincing it to nitice the change. Any sugg

R.I.P. ADSM/VM

Way back on July 6th, 1993, Gretchen Thiele installed 3M's first ADSM/VM server (replacing WDSF). Many of you undoubtedly remember Gretchen's near-evangelical presentations extolling ADSM's virtues at SHARE and elsewhere. I shut it down yesterday for the last time, having completed the migration of

Re: TSW Operational reporting. How to run a report once a week

Have you tried deleting or recreating a new Operational Reporting with new setting under report instead of modifying existing one? I had a different problem, where when I first setup I used Windows type for TSM server, but when I tried to changed to UNIX, it would not allow me to change and old se

Re: R.I.P. ADSM/VM

Interesting,.. If I remembered correctly, this was the year when Alabama Tide won their last national champ vs Miami Hurricane. Of Course growing up in Alabama, either you are Bama/or Auburn fan or both. This was a very exciting year. I say a proper burial is in order here. Thanks, Sung Y. Lee

Encryption

Hi, I have a client that is trying to encrypt their data on the client side and then pass the data to the TSM server for backups. I have been looking into what configuration are needed. They have set their opt file themselves and I am running test with it now, but I thought I'd post the questi

Re: Encryption

Roger - Have your client personnel crack open the Windows Backup-Archive User's Guide manual, which describes all that they need to do. A vital piece is the Include.Encrypt specification of the data set to encrypt. Richard Sims

Re: MUMPS style database backup

Orville Lantto wrote: Does anyone have experience with backing up MUMPS style databases? In particular, I am interested in optimizing backups on InterSystems Cache. Orville L. Lantto Glasshouse Technologies, Inc Hi Orville I looked at this a few years ago now. My employer at that time had a

Re: MUMPS style database backup

Orville Lantto wrote: > Does anyone have experience with backing up MUMPS style databases? In > particular, I am interested in optimizing backups on InterSystems Cache. > > Orville L. Lantto > Glasshouse Technologies, Inc I have a few customers who backup Cache DBs. In a couple of instances, the

Re: Encryption

Richard, I know there is a part in windows where you can encrypt the files yourself, but there is also an "ENCRYPTIONType AES128" line to add to the dsm.opt file also that will do this, Right? Thanks, Roger Richard Sims wrote: Roger - Have your client personnel crack open the Windows Backup

TDP for SQL Large DB Restoration

Hi, We are facing peculiar problem and request help to resolve it on war-foot basis. We had a SQL DB running as a back-end to SAP in Win2k cluster. We are able to successfully backup of our on-line SQL DB of 180GB approx. using TDP For SQL 5.3 on the autoloader connected to TSM server on LAN eve