q content VOL copied=no
will tell you whether there are files on the damaged tape that are not
in a copy pool. If there are, you will have to delete vol VOL
discarddata=yes and hope you don't need to restore those versions. Once
the del vol completes successfully, the next incremental will back up
My experience has been different. Lan Free backups of our Oracle
databases run 4 to 5 times faster than over our lan. Systems with lots
of small files to backup did not show much improvement going lan free.
David Ehresman
>>> Mark Stapleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/16/2006 2:01 PM >>>
From: ADSM:
ese Intel/AMD based linux VTL heads
Regards,
Charles Hart
UHT - Data Protection
David E Ehresman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Is there a TSM 5.3 Performance Tuning guide (for AIX 5.3)? I can't seem
to find one in the IBM Tivoli Information Center.
David
rm specific.
Go back to the Information Center, its under the very long link for
Storage Manager Messages, Problem Determination, and Performance
Tuning.
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"dsmc select", whether run by a schedule or manually, does NOT update
the last backup date/time. You have to run "dsmc incremental" on a
filespace in order to have the last backup date/time updated.
David
>>> "Lamb, Charles P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 10/28/2006 9:25 AM >>>
Hi..
Regarding our pr
My Netware admin reports that if you use the 5.3.4 TSM client for
NetWare to back up a SAN attached volume, it backs up as a NTWFS
filespace type. It should be backing it up as a NTW:LONG filespace
type. The 5.2.3 client backs up these volumes correctly.
Has anyone else seen this problem?
Da
And you can confirm that with:
q cont 100111 copied=no
q cont 100111 copied=yes
If the 2nd command reports any files, you still have some recovery to
do before deleting 100111.
David
>>> "Bos, Karel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/2/2006 11:28 AM >>>
Hi,
Delete vol discard=yes. If all the steps to
Does "disable sessions" cancel running sessions or just prevent new ones
from starting?
david
>>BTW, there are responses to this thread advocating ServerGraph and
Bocada for reporting and monitoring. Be aware that those applications
do
a fine job of monitoring server operations. (Well, ServerGraph does,
anyway.) Their reporting, however, is not granular enough to indicate
whether a given fi
"run q_columns TABLE" as in "run q_columns actlog" shows you all the
variables that are available in a given table. So the select you want,
without any special formatting added, is "tsm: ULTSM>Select date_time,
msgno, message, nodename from actlog Where msgno in (4952, 4954, 4957)
>>> "Lee, Gary
What do you have defined for the MAXCapacity for for the DEVCLASS? I
would have thought the Estimated Capacity for the storage pool would be
the number of volumes times the MAXCapacity of the DEVC.
David
>>> "Prather, Wanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/10/2006 3:50 PM >>>
Well, I'm confused.
TSM 5.3.
The API and BA client are the same license. Presumably you will also be
licensing TSM for DB, aka Tivoli Data Protection for Oracle (TDPO).
That is a different license on top of the BA client license.
David
>>> Farren Minns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 11/16/2006 5:56 AM >>>
Hi all
Running TSM Server 5.
Roger,
What do you recommend as a RESOURCEUTILIZATION for restores of large
files systems?
David
>>> Roger Deschner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/7/2006 3:35 AM >>>
I keep hearing it said, that if you're going to buy a great big disk
array for TSM, that it works better if you let TSM know it has disks
The other advantage of a VTL over a disk subsystem when implementing an
all disk storagepool is that lan-free will work to a VTL but not to FILE
disk (without Sanergy).
David
>>> "Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/7/2006 7:27 AM
>>>
My 2 cents: There is on big advantage for using a V
I'm testing a TSM for Sysback restore of an AIX 5.2 machine onto
different hardware. After the restore completes and the machine
reboots, it hangs during the reboot after closing stdin and stdout. The
LED code is 0554. Any ideas?
My problem turned out to be that the spot I was using for my boot image
was at a lower maintenance level that the sysback image I was trying to
restore.
David
>>> David E Ehresman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 12/7/2006 1:17 PM >>>
I'm testing a TSM for Sysback restore of an A
2) It is unusual when running TSM on AIX for it to share the box, be it
a standalone or a lpar, with any other major application.
David
>>> Kerry Campbell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/16/2007 12:03 PM >>>
Hello All,
I have a couple of questions...
1) This weekend TSM 5.3.2 on our AIX server be
Try Audit Volume
The problem seems to go away with current code levels.
>>> "Loon, E.J. van - SPLXM" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 1/19/2007 12:02 PM
>>>
Hi *SM-ers!
I have got an interesting situation here.
Please have a look at the following entries and TSM's response.
DELETE VOLUME /appl/tsm_lbu1/diskp
You are stuck doing "del vol xxx discarddata=yes' for volumes left in
OrigCopyStg. This will not delete data from NewCopyStg. If you have
nodes left in OrigPrimaryStg then a subsequent "backup stg
OrigPrimaryStg OrigCopyStg" will recreate the copy pool backup for the
nodes that remain in OrigCop
select node_name,filespace_name,backup_end from filespaces where
backup_end < current_timestamp - 1 day
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 9/17/2003 9:44:44 AM >>>
Hallo,
"backup incr" at netware saved nothing, but query event says
completed.
IBM says, the problem is fixed with TSM-Client 5.2.2 (IC37299).
But
It sounds like your checkin did not work. Where were the tapes when you
did the checkin? In the library or in the i/o station? Did you get a
message like "ANR8431I CHECKIN LIBVOLUME process completed for library
3494; 82 volume(s) found." (Do a "q actlog msgno=8431 begind=-3") If
tsm thinks th
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I had that problem and it was a aix tcp tuning issue. Do a
netstat -v ent1 | grep "Receive Pool Buffer"
where ent1 is the adaptor that your tsm traffic runs on. If your "No
Receive Pool Buffer Errors:" line is greater than zero you have the same
problem I had. We raised our receive pool buffe
>
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 09:56:38 -0400
David E Ehresman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Now this makes some bells ring over here. IIRC there was some bug in
the AIX
5.1 TCP code, which in particular would shouw on TSM servers. I don't
know
what it was any more, nor what the fix is (It was just
ed major
slowdowns in backups. It was apar IY36925 fixed in bos.net.tcp.client
5.1.0.37. The receive buffer problem occurred with that fix already
in
place.
David Ehresman
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/2/2003 12:27:02 PM >>>
On Thu, 2 Oct 2003 09:56:38 -0400
David E Ehresman <[EM
Is there a TSM netware client that supports Netware 6.5? If so, which
tsm client version?
David Ehresman
One. Any more than that and you run some risk of a deadlock problem.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/7/2003 9:38:16 AM >>>
I have to delete some volumes from a copy storage pool. I have
attempted to delete as many as four volumes at once (del vol
discarddata=yes) and had deadlock problems. How ma
You could just format a bunch of 2G storage pool volumes. You know what
size they are and they format a lot faster.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/7/2003 1:30:06 PM >>>
Yes, I am too easy to satisfy. That's because after a weekend of
dsmfmt-ing, I'm declaring the thing BROKEN worse than before. I take
>Running a TSM 5.x server with the new licensing scheme how does TSM
report
>on hyper-threaded CPU's?
>
Unless something changed from 5.1 to 5.2, TSM does NOT report on cpus
on any kind. It counts nodes. For your new licensing scheme cpu count,
you have to count them yourself with some process ex
>any TSM engineers that may be able to help out I would very
>much appreciate it. Currently, I am stumped too..
Sounds like your overdue for a call to TSM support.
>How are people handling the kinds of scheduling and
>monitoring functions described above on other platforms with similar
>tools available, such as Intel Linux or various Unix implementations?
By writing scripts. The two biggest hurdles to overcome when moving
from a MVS TSM to a Unix TSM is tap
>1. How can I tell if expiration has made it all the way through?
Right now I am only running it 2
>hours a day and I think it's way behind but I can't prove it.
>
If it finishes before the two hours are up, it has made it all the way
thru; otherwise it has not.
>2. As part of my daily housekeep
> with our current discount the autochangers would run about $1,300
less
>over the three-year life of the system
To my way of thinking, $433/year is a BARGAIN for all the things TSM
does other than just write a tape. It manages the whole
backup/restore/DRM process.
David Ehresman
>Mine too -- but I'm not the one doing the cost justification.
As long as the ones doing the cost justification have been made aware
that the chances of actually being able to fully recover without a
system solution like TSM are fairly slim, then its their gamble. Just
keep the documentation of y
How much data are you backing up per node? What size tapes are you
writing to?
As part of the migration process, I moved groups of tapes into a
separate TMS subpool. When the 3494 tried to use one of those tapes as
scratch, they were marked as in error in the OAM data base and the 3494
no longer tried to use them for MVS. Then when I had a block cleared, I
moved them to de
Set your reclaim level much higher, like 95 or 90. Once that completes,
do it again, 5% lower and let that complete. Work your way down to the
desired level.
Offsite reclaim mounts ONSITE tapes a minimum number of times. So
often most of the offsite tapes are not actually emptied until the last
DEFINE VOLUME storagepoolname volumename
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/16/2003 11:22:49 AM >>>
Hi list,
What is the procedure and command syntax to define or reserve a
definite
pool of new tapes/volumes to a primary storage pool so that when a new
tape
is needed, TSM will not grap a tape from the scra
>There are no errors showing in the logs for any of
>the tapes. Sometimes when I come in in the morning reclamation is
still
>running on the offsite pool
This sounds like you are setting the reclaim level too low. Start by
setting it higher, e.g. 90. If reclaim is able to process that in your
ti
Why remove the client node definition? You don't have to license nodes
that you aren't backing up. (How many processors does that node have?
Zero).
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/21/2003 9:30:06 AM >>>
We have systems where we have archived data where I can see the life of
the
archive data
will far ou
>We happen to have a dual gripper, and our LM
>stats show it being used about 40% of the time.
>
Where/how is this information reported?
The q volhist indicates that the tape is currently inuse as a tsm
database backujp.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/24/2003 3:14:13 AM >>>
Hi Deon,
Q vol gpc027 f=d gives me nothing, however if i do q volhist type=dbb
then it shows
Date/Time: 10/21/2003 09:45:43
Volume Type: BACKUPFULL
B
If you're using DRM, then database backup retention is controlled by
"SET DRMDBBACKUPEXPIREDAYS". If not, then it is controlled by running
"DELETE VOLHISTORY" and specifying TODATE to control how many backups to
retain. If you are using DRM, you should NOT delete database backups
via DELETE VOLHI
HSM is extra cost license in the current marketing scheme.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/28/2003 2:40:15 PM >>>
Does anyone know if HSM with TSM is with the standard license or is it
a
separate entity?
Thank You,
Bill Rosette
Data Center/IS/Papa Johns International
WWJD
And the TSM Admin Guide can be found online at
http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/tividd/td/tdprodlist.html#S
David Ehresman
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/29/2003 2:19:45 AM >>>
Hi,
I suggest reading this chapter from the Administrator's Guide: "Reclaiming Space in
Sequential Access Storage Pools"
Espe
Anyone have a good query to list how much data is left to be moved when
a "backup stg" command is running?
David Ehresman
>The following is the proper (and only) method to restore a damaged
volume:
>
>1. Run UPDATE VOLUME 100ABN ACCESS=DESTROYED. This will enable step
#2.
>2. Run RESTORE VOLUME 100ABN PREVIEW=YES. Review the results in the
activity log to get the
>names of the copy pool volumes required to rebuild the
Patrick,
Looks nice. But I hope you aren't going to rely on the schedule
completion status to tell you whether a backup has been successful. You
really need to mine the last backup dates of q filespace f=d (or the
equiv select).
David
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/6/2003 8:13:52 AM >>>
I'm designin
>I'm having the same problem now with both of my Solaris servers and my
two 3584 libraries. I
>have G2 drives at 2CKH firmware
That sounds like pretty back level firmware. My drives are at firmware
version 3481 and I'm not even sure that is the latest level.
Try a comand line restore?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/10/2003 6:29:22 PM >>>
I'm having a client problem that has gotten me stumped. (And that
takes
some doing.)
The client node is Windows ME. The hard drive crashed, they got a new
one, and reinstalled WinME from the original install CD. They start
>But nothing moved. What is wrong?
The tapes are offsite and thus the data can't be moved?
The only way I know of to get rid of the obsolete data in the original
offsite storage pool is to delete vol discarddata=yes on the
volumes involved in the offsite pool and then do a backup stg of the
original primary storagepool to recopy the data remaining in that pool.
David
>>> [EMAIL PR
The Admin Ref says for Move Data:
You can use this command to move files from an offsite volume in a copy
storage
pool. Because the offsite volume cannot be mounted, the server obtains
the files
that are on the offsite volume from either a primary storage pool or
another copy
storage pool. These f
> If so, could you please forward some
>possible solutions?
>
The obvious solution is to use TSM's "incremental forever" philosophy
and not do unnecessary full backups.
David
The windows and netware 5.2 clients have patch levels 6 and 3
respectively available but I can not find a patch level directory for
AIX, just the 5.2.0 code under the maintenance directory. Does this
indicate a failure on my part to find the AIX patches or are there no
AIX 5.2 64 bit client patche
T
a
solution.
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Sent: Tuesday, November 18, 2003 11:04 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Catalog Size and large number of files
> If so, could you please forward some
>possible solutions?
>
The obvious solution
Did you start them with "backup stg LTOPOOL_PRD OFFSITEPOOL maxpr=2"?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/8/2003 8:04:41 AM >>>
Don't you just love TSM. I had hoped to speed up the offsite copy but
it
appears the two processes aren't aware of each other, one requiring
the
same tape the other is copying offsi
ists of many small files and is taking
ages
to copy.
tia
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David E Ehresman
Sent: 08 December 2003 21:04
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: 2 proc offsite copy wanting the same tape
Did you start the
# cancel any running tsm reclaims
cmd="select process_num, 'Space Reclamation' from processes where process = 'Sp
ace Reclamation'"
echo "Checking for running reclaim processes"
for pro in `dsmadmc -id=$ID -pass=$PW $cmd | grep -v ANS8000I | grep "Space Recl
amation" | awk '{print $1}' `
do
echo
What is the minimum admin authority class needed for an admin id to
change a node password?
You did reboot and reconfigure the drives to AIX, right?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/12/2003 9:17:18 AM >>>
This seems to be a hot topic, so let me add another log to the fire.
We recently upgraded our test TSM AIX server to AIX 5.1. Then we
upgraded
the TSM server to 5.2.0.0.
Unfortunately, I mis
Does Owner admin authority class allow you to reset the password for a
node for which you do not know the password? If so, how would one do
this?
David
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/12/2003 11:13:55 AM >>>
owner!
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
David E Ehresman <[EMAIL PROTE
Under the processor licensing scheme, if a box is licensed for TSM for
SAN, does it also need a standard backup client license for the same
box?
David
The Netware 5.2.2 client with support for Netware 6.5 was suppose to be
out 12/17/03 but I don't see it on the download site. Anyone know the
status?
David Ehresman
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Please respond to jim_kirkman
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:Re: Netware 5.2.2 client???
My information was released on 12/17, but not available fo
We have a situation where we are trying to use a single node name to
access two differerent servername stanzas in dsm.sys. Both stanzas
specify "passwordaccess generate" and use the same tcpserveraddress.
This works fine until the password is automatically updated. Apparently
there is a different
What entries need to be made to the WinXP firewall in order to let TSM
prompted mode backups to run from a AIX TSM 5.1.6.3 server?
Servergraph/TSM is a 3rd party product that does excellent reporting
plus a host of other tsm monitoring activities. See details at
http://www.servergraph.com
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/26/2004 4:44:08 AM >>>
Hi
Just wondering what reporting options that are
Is there a way to update the TCP/IP Name and Address stored in the node
defintion? If not, is there a way to get TSM to update them? What
effect does an incorrect value in those fields have on the normal
running of a TSM system?
David
Why does the 32-bit TSM api prevent you from using the feature? the
32-bit api does run on 64 bit machines and will work with servers
running in 64 bit mode.
David
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 1/29/2004 11:13:28 AM >>>
Hi,
We use sysback as our bare metal solution for our AIX servers.
Currently we are
timetable regarding changes to this
feature.
-Original Message-
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Of
David E Ehresman
Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 10:49 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Sysback and 32-bit client
Why does the 32-bit TSM api prevent you from usi
A tape goes from Pending status to Empty Status after the re-use delay
period is up. What process or command triggers the status change from
Pending to Empty, i.e. what causes the tsm server to go check all the
tapes in pending status to see if their re-use delay period is up?
David
I use the following shell script function to wail until the number of
backup processes are down to a specified number:
#
# waitonbkp function - waits until fewer than $maxconcurrent
# bkps are running;
# checks after 15 seconds then every 5
minutes
Does the userid running the GUI have the same authorization level as the
CLI that did the archive?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/12/2004 11:17:56 AM >>>
I'm running TSM 5.1.6 client on W2K.
TSM Server is v5.1.1.6 running on Unix.
I have archives running command line on the client.
When I try to retrie
Run the DRM command, prepare
Then look at its output.
David
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/12/2004 7:45:36 PM >>>
We are in the process of setting up to do a test of our disaster
recovery
server. does anyone out there know what I run to find out what tapes
I
would need to restore a specific server? we
>Why not just kick off all the work you need to do?
Because I have an obligation to keep at least one tape drive free for
restores and/or ad hoc backups.
Leave MT1.0.0.3 offline and reissued the move data. It will then have
to pick another drive to try the mount.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/13/2004 2:14:14 PM >>>
TSM 5.1.6.5 server on windows 2K server SP4. Adaptec 29160 controller.
Overland Neo 4100 with 2 X LTO-2 SCSI drives. 31 LTO2 tapes.
One of
>Why not just kick off all the work you need to do?
Because I have an obligation to keep at least one tape drive free for
restores and/or ad hoc backups.
And also so I know when a set of processes have ended so that I can
start the next job in the daily processes stream, i.e. backup stg disks,
ba
On my Aix TSM server, the drm PREPARE command produces a flat file that
contains several scripts. Does anyone have a shell script they'd be
willing to share that carves that file up one file per script?
I can't image running a TSM environment without Servergraph. Great
product. Great support.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/19/2004 12:04:43 PM >>>
I have Servergraph/TSM on a trial right now and would like first hand
opinions from other sites using it.
Please re
We are backing up to 3590 tapes. We currently use K (extended length)
tapes for onsite tape storage pool and J (standard length) tapes for
offsite copy storage pool.
We will soon start replacing some of our older J tapes and are trying
to decide whether to replace them with Js or Ks. Has anyone
If I use the move "nodedata>" command to move the primary copy
>to the new storage pool and then back it up to the different copy
>storage pool will the copy in the original copy storage pool be
>automatically discarded? If not what is the best way to do this?
>
No, it will not automatically discar
ime on, recreating volumes or move data?
UPD VOL * WHERESTG=COPYPOOL ACCESS=READO
MOVE NODEDATA XXX FROMSTG=COPYPOOL
DELETE VOL copypool-vol-created-above DISCARDDATA=YES
UPD VOL * WHERESTG=COPYPOOL ACCESS=READWR
//Henrik
David E
Ehresman
Is there a Red Book or other doc for doing a bare metal restore of an
AIX box using TSM for SYSBACK?
Nancy,
As far as I can tell it no longer matters what the TSM software thinks
you have as far as number of nodes; just tell it you have enough to make
it shut up.
The reason it no longer matters is that IBM no longer charges you by
node but by processor and the TSM software auditing component doe
Is there a way other than querying the backups and archives tables to
find out which management classes are actually being used. I know I
have classes that are defined but not being used but I need a definitive
answer as to which ones currently do not have data associated with
them.
david
And none of what you writes makes the TSM software audit of licenses
meaningful. You have to know OUTSIDE of what TSM can tell who which
nodes are desktops and which are servers and how many processors are in
the server machines. Then tell TSM uopir are licensed for enough nodes
to make it shut u
How is this a loss to IBM? If they back up to a tsm server then they
have to be defined as a node and IBM gets its nickel and if they are
using an unsupported client then IBM doesn't have to use its resources
for support.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/15/2004 11:37:35 AM >>>
Hi all,
one of my users po
No. TSM for Sysback works with network boot or NIM to start a network
boot and then pull the install image from tsm/sysback. The sysback
image is stored in tsm format which means that tsm is required to pull
it back.
david
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/17/2004 12:56:36 PM >>>
We currently use sysback
If the tape is already labeled the below command will NOT overwrite it
and thus the data and the label will remain intact and all that will
have been acomplished is a checkin=private.
david
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/18/2004 2:53:54 PM >>>
That is not true, I had to relabel a tape this morning.
Wha
00025 is getting mounted because its access is read/write not offsite.
issue a 'update vol 00025 access=offsite' and tsm will not try to use
it.
david
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/18/2004 3:29:34 PM >>>
Here's that output - I'm not relabeling anything just yet ;-)
Volume Name
Define "failed".
1) did not run
2) ran but did missed some files
3) ran but missed some filespaces
4) all of the above
5) some combination of the above
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/18/2004 3:41:26 PM >>>
Ok, this is really something I don't quite know how to do.
My boss wants a report daily that has
be considered the
same as
"Failed", even though it really hasn't.
Oh yes, this is answering an 'audit requirement' from one of the many
groups
that audits us regularly.
... Jack
> -Original Message-
> From: David E Ehresman [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Th
We use Servergraph/TSM to send missed backup reports as well as
reporting on many other events.
David Ehresman
University of Louisville
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/20/2004 4:29:31 AM >>>
Hi,
I am currently generating TSM backup summary report on all our
unix servers using a shell script that is trig
There is a TSM for Sysback offering which allows you to store sysback
backups on TSM and use network boot or NIM to boot and restore the
sysback backup.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/22/2004 2:35:43 PM >>>
We are considering migrating our TSM system to an AIX system with 3590
tape drives in a 3494 tape
Has anyone successfully tested a TSM for Sysback bare-metal restore
using a NIM boot?
David
No you can't multithread a reclaim process, but you can run a query to
find out which volumes need reclaiming and issue multiple 'move data'
commands to effectly multithread the process.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/29/2004 7:45:06 AM >>>
Can I run multiple reclaimation streams on a single tape pool
co
At least with tsm 5.1.6.3, "move data" has an option, which defaults to
no, to reconstruct the aggregates.
However, move data can cause volume contention that you do not get with
reclaim.
David
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 3/29/2004 8:19:50 AM >>>
>No you can't multithread a reclaim process, but you ca
>The retention periods are different.
>
>Thanks.
>
>Any Ideas
>
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