The client command Delete BAckup is the surgical way to dispose of old backups.
Alternately, you may find older backups isolated to tapes which you can Delete
Volume at the TSM server, or perhaps use Move commands to isolate the old
backups for such treatment.
Richard Sims, sitting in the d
I have a script which under tsm 5.5.4 server gives a report of
The storage pool name, count ov reclaimable volumes, and reclaimable space for
the specified percentage.
You execute as follows:
Run reclaim-check 55
Under tsm 6.2.2, I get an arithmetic exception sqlstate 22003.
I don't see the pro
Do you have the document "Changes to the SELECT command" from
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tsminfo/v6r2/index.jsp?topic=/com.ibm.itsm.srv.upgrd.doc/r_srv_upgrd_cmd_select.html?
The last section is Data types for arithmetic operations. Compare your
"cast(sum(cast((est_capacity_mb / 1
I have a script that lists reclaimable space by volume for a given
storage pool. I've added line numbers so I can see how many tapes would
be reclaimed at a given percentage. It runs on Unix from a command
prompt.
===
#!/usr/bin/ksh
This works:
select distinct stgpool_name as "Pool", count(volume_name) as "No.
Volumes", cast( sum(est_capacity_mb / 1024 * pct_utilized/100) as
decimal(9,3))as "GB Reclaimable" FROM volumes WHERE
pct_reclaim
> $1 GROUP BY stgpool_name
I don't know why.
May be a bug:
ht
Paul,
Regarding the characteristic where the TSM Scheduler remembers the nodename.
For Windows:
" The service seems to remember the node name in effect when the service was
created, even in the absence of a 'nodename' option in dsm.opt. I don't know
whether there is a way to change the node nam
Thanks to all I got the script working.
Harrold sennt me the link to the select changes doc, and after casting all the
subresults to decimal, things worked out.
I don't understand, as all the specified columns are defined as decimal, but it
is as it is.
Thanks to all, richard, Wanda, etc. for
Thank you for all of your suggestions.
To answer some of your questions:
- The nodename is usually specified in the dsm.opt, not defaulted from the
machine name;
- Our nodenames are generally NOT related to the machine name (but this may
change as a result of our AD reorg);
- We do not have cent
What happens if you don't rename the filespaces at the same time period of a
machine rename?
regards
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU] On Behalf Of Paul
Zarnowski
Sent: Tuesday, June 07, 2011 2:31 PM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: Re: TSM
You get a second new filespace on the server. Confusion & waste.
At 03:06 PM 6/7/2011, Hughes, Timothy wrote:
>What happens if you don't rename the filespaces at the same time period of a
>machine rename?
>
>regards
>
>-Original Message-
>From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L@VM.M
No, you can run 1 NetWare server without a license. For recovery or
whatever purposes. And, what you're terminating is probably your
enterprise agreement, if you bought the licenses for the servers
(doubtful with anything past NW 4) you can still run the servers for
archival purposes, you just wo
Hello all,
I exported a node ( and it's Data) from TSM SERVER A to TSM Server B, I checked
the activity log and the export completed successfully.
I did a q occu for the node and the numbers are different however a query file
space and the numbers matchup exactly.
Question Which one do I use t
Q OCC is what I would go by, and my interpretation of those numbers (very
scrunched up/misaligned on my iPhone screen) don't look right to me.
I might expect some minor variation in physical/logical space occupied between
source and target servers, but the number of files per filespace should
Hi All,
we are having issues in one instance for one of the vlt , which is
going to waiting for mount point volumes.
we checked no rmt mismatch, paths are online and done resync from both
library client and library manager.
what else we can do other than this.
server version 5.3
vtl versio
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