Hi,
Which tape drive model will be added to an AIX system when you attach it to
a TS7650G?
Thanks
Hi Yudi,
It's good to here you. Yes, TSM Fastback can run on VMGuest Machine as well as
on Physical Machine. Please refer to TSM Fast Back documentation on IBM Tivoli
website for hardware and software requirements. You can download it there. Or
just let me know if like me to send me to your e-m
Hi,
Just recently I've installed TSM V6.1. I just wonder, is there any document
that tells me about differences or what change from TSM version 5.x.x to this
new version.
Anyway, I have couple of questions on this new version (actually I've a lot) :
1. Where is the "dsmadmc" utility
Hi,
Useful information can be found @
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tsminfo/v6/index.jsp
Regards/Met vriendelijke groet,
Karel
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Sabar Martin Hasiholan Panggabean
Sent: donderdag 25 febr
Hi to all
Did anyone already wrote a macro or script to calculate how much data is
expired after running "expire inv" and want to share it.
I already have a script giving me the reclaim pct of each volumes but need to
figure the global percent of data that can be reclaim.
Thanks in A
Hi list,
I am getting the following error on a TSM Server 5.5.3.0 running on a Windows
box when trying to use the Library.the error message below happened during
a BACKUP DB executionwhile attempting to mount the tape specified in the
VOL parameter:
02/24/2010 16:07:38 ANR8468I L
Hi,
ANR8468I LTO volume PV0001L3 dismounted from drive LTO1
Loading an LTO3 tape in a LTO1 drive won't work. Otherway around is in
read-only activities supported.
Kind Regards/Met vriendelijke groet,
Karel
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The front of the server manuals carries a summary of what's new in
each release. Additionally, IBM maintains a tradition of creating a
redbook for each new release, with an exposition on new features: look
at http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247718.html. And you can
search for specific de
Karel,
The drive name is LTO1not the type.check the output of the query drive
command below please:
Library Name: LTOLIB1
Drive Name: LTO1
Device Type: LTO
We don't have the context on whether this has been working for you and
then stopped working, or whether you are trying something new, or
whether this is a problem with other types of operations on tape in
that library, or may be isolated to specific cartridges in that library.
I'd start by checki
Hi Richard,
There is only one device class configured on this TSM Server
Device Class Name: LTOCLASS1
Device Access Strategy: Sequential
Storage Pool Count: 4
Device Type: LTO
Format: ULTRIUM3C
Est/Max Capaci
Some libraries allow setting for 6- vs. 8-char volser handling: I
don't believe that the TS3100 does.
Two other things that come to mind to check are:
- That the appropriate type of device driver is being used with the
library, and that it's level is sufficient for the generation of tape
current
Hi Del!
Is a parameter like the DP for SQL's parameter /STRIPes=n also available
for the DP for Exchange client?
I checked the manual, but could not find one...
Thank you very much for your reply!
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
> Hi Eric,
>
> Have you considered using the "/
Hi Eric,
Microsoft had original intentions to add striping into
Exchange legacy-style backups, but opted against it,
most likely to focus their efforts on VSS backups.
DP/Exchange has nothing built in to break apart the
storage group list and create multiple streams.
The only way to do this is to
Hi Del!
Thank you very much for you reply! As clear as always!
Kind regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
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Del Hoobler
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subje
No. By default NFS filesystems are NOT backed up.
You must explicitly list them for them to be backed up.
David Longo
>>> Larry Clark 2/25/2010 1:52 PM >>>
general question: do AIX sites normally add explicit entries in the
inclexcl.list file to exclude NFS mountpoints?
###
Good Afternoon.
I was wondering if there was a way to generate a report or see it in the server
logs how many files had expired each day for a particular server by day for a
week then 2 weeks, etc. We run expiration each day at 4:00 and the logs show
the total expiration but not by machine. Th
general question: do AIX sites normally add explicit entries in the
inclexcl.list file to exclude NFS mountpoints?
Query the actlog table for message ane4970i
That is number of objects expired.
Gary Lee
Senior System Programmer
Ball State University
phone: 765-285-1310
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Eric J
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query actl begind=-1 se="objects expired"
should get you the data in rough format, perhaps one of the sql guru's
has a select they can share.
Thanks,
--Bill
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Bill:
I can see a total on the TSM server for all the machines that have objects to
expire but cannot see for a particular machine. Is there any way to tell how
many have expired on 1 machine since we are backing up dozens of machines. I
see each machine listed but it just shows what it's expi
Environment is Exchange2003 server. TSM versions 5.5 on everything.
Client had an Exchange server over a year ago called EXCHANGE01 with a
couple storage groups. They did backups on this and retained them forever.
They have since created a new, larger EXCHANGE04 server with 4 differently
named sto
expiration only deals in objects, reclamation deals in objects and bytes. I
don't believe there is any way for you to find out. I fail to see why this is
operationally important.
On 25 feb 2010, at 23:07, Huebschman, George J. wrote:
> Eric,
> That only shows and object count, not bytes.
On 25 feb 2010, at 22:52, Bill Boyer wrote:
> Environment is Exchange2003 server. TSM versions 5.5 on everything.
>
> Client had an Exchange server over a year ago called EXCHANGE01 with a
> couple storage groups. They did backups on this and retained them forever.
> They have since created a new
Eric,
That only shows and object count, not bytes.
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Huebschman, George J.
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To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: [ADSM-L] Question on Expiration
Eric
Eric,
Try this:
select nodename, substr (message, 1,9) as MESSAGE, cast(substr (message,
44,10)as char (20)) as ObjExpired from actlog where msgno=4970 and
date(date_time)>date(current_timestamp)-1 day
George Huebschman
Storage Support Team, Media Librarian
Legg Mason, LMTS
410 580-7911 (office)
Eric,
I believe that Remco is correct.
The only way I see to do this is by doing a before/after query of
occupancy:
select * from occupancy where node_name='XYZCLIENT'
But as Remco says, what is the value of knowing the bytes? They
space is on the TSM server; Q DB to find out how
Thanks.
The number of objects that have expired is really what I'm looking for and it
sounds like this will do it. I don't necessarily need the number of bytes.
Thanks
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Huebschman, George J.
Sent
short summary:
TDP 5.5.3 and BA 6.1.3 on Windows Server 2008 R2 x64 are working well - also
the backup of SQL Express works.
Del Hoobler schrieb:
DP/SQL 5.5.3 Requirements are here:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg21403340
MS SQL Express is not officially support
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