Good question. I'd like to know from someone that has experienced a
restore.
Somewhere it implies that you have to have the same disk layout because
its a record backup and not logical.
Is this true? Is it documented? I haven't found it, yet!
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Program
It's 1:30 am and I just got a log full msg for the first time.
somebody out there say a prayer for me. I'm going in!!!
:-)
joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
Is this 1 client per mig process true if you're using collocate=filespace
instead of collocate=yes??? (and, of course, you bothered to get
filespaces on seperate volumes)
.,.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Wed, 21 Mar 2001, Davidson, Becky wrot
I noticed this same effect but only after moving from 3.1.2.20 to 3.7.2
Can someone confirm this to be a design change that occured between the
two service levels above??
thanks .. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Sat, 24 Mar 2001, Talafous, John G. wrote:
>
Ditto ditto ditto
we have 428 mac customers that we will lose if TSM doesn't
support OS/X
And once I lose the macs in a department the pc's will follow sigh
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Jim
P.S.
428 is probably more that half my paying customers.
I'm charging $10/gig/mth and bringing in $20K each month.
And at least 20% of my users are non-revenue insiders.
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Tue, 27 Mar 2001, Gretchen L. Thiele wrote:
Apoligies if this is not "on topic." but I received a note
from my Vice-whatever saying there was a Dell presentation
being given tomorrow in which they will sell us the advantages of SAN.
SO I shot back a note to him asking when/why/if IBM would be giving the
same presentation that showcases the
And so ... you want to do what some of us do: change to mountl=1
unless / until you doing tape to tape that requires 2 copypool tapes.
(reclam's do tapepool to copypool)
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Tue, 3 Apr 2001, Nicholas Cassimatis wrote:
> If I reme
Sorry, my previous answer assumed you where speaking of offsite pool
A quick fix to this (maybe long term in a perl script watcher too) is to
make maxscratch zero until it uses up one of the Filling tapes and moves
on to the other.
I use maxscr=0/max+1 , reclaim to disk-file and a perl program t
Instead of by size (don't think it can be done...) try something like
this:
exclude c:\...\*.vdi
(sorry this is probably not the current syntax for exclude but what I mean
is
exclude all .whatever-video files from entire filespace.
.. .joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer,
You probably don't need the step 5 because step 4 will define it new and
therefore readwrite. You can use move data /bf... stg=TAPEPOOL if its
gonna get migrated anyway.
joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Thu, 5 Apr 2001, Steve Schaub wrote:
> First, my
>
> On top of this, you're probably archiving, in paper format, the original
> stuff that was used to fill the database. The good news about that is you
> could actually read the paper 20 years from now.
Not if the paper is high in acid content.
:-)... joe.f.
(Or hi on drugs :-)
I found it didn't work until I included * * for nodename/backupset,
as in :
DEL BACKUPSET * * BEGIND= ENDDATE=-14
And that deleted all of 'em!
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On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Mark
In speaking about this I'm assumming collocation for onsite and
no collocation for offsite. I only send FULL tapes offsite once a week.
So with that said
Unless you have an infinite supply of tapes to use for offsite
you really need to manage its growth.
There's other reasons as well. If
When it came time to abandon our two (2) 7337-DLT changers (15 slots) we
got IBM to 'downgrade' us from a C10 to a C00 and then we went out and talked
to a company called "IBM" and bought a 3494 to attach to our *(now)* C00.
Sigh ... the only problem was our CE. He wasn't happy and kept standing
Could somebody elaborate on this teasing tidbit?
what kinda "problem ... not updating the database correctly"
I've upgraded from 3.1.2.20 to 3.7.2. recently and have not seen
any manafestations of this. That I know of.
More info would help ... thanks ...
joe.f.
Joseph A Farac
Sorry I know its probably too late to suggest this but for the record ...
Having experienced something similiar recently I would suggest first
trying to just closing the robot door and watching to see if a tape is
mounted
In my experience my system has refused connections while running a D
>
> I wonder what made this happen hmmm.
>
> jt
I've seen it with db backups I've canceled.
.. joe.f.
I have. I exported some ADSM 2.? users on VM
then binary ftp to aix
then imported there on a 3.1 ADSM
and it worked!! but they were small 1 to 2 gig users.
the critical point is to be sure its a binary ftp.
...joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
Private mail on any top
We have been discovering, on a somewhat infrequent basis,
tapes that go physically to read-only onthe tab in our 3494.
And yet each time I can produce logs that show the file was
written on since the last time the robot door was opened/closed.
In other words I can only believe that the tab is m
Geoffrey,
I think you're right and you're mistaken.
Yes its important to seperate crictical volumes especially ones that
compliment each other like DB and Log does. BUT
It's more important to seperate MIRRORS. Maybe the person at IBM doing
this felt they could do one but not both.
My 346
On Thu, 26 Apr 2001, Alan Davenport wrote:
> One of our vendors insists that their product cannot be backed up
> incrementally and insists a selective backup is required. We've
> explained that a point in time restore is possible from incremental
> backups however they still insist that is no good
Hi! I'm hoping someone has trampled down this path already.
I'm looking for a working solution to running the *SM Client
in schedule mode on my *SM server. Call it belts and suspenders.
I just want to have an extra backup of my Perl work in case of a
disaster. In fact I also EXPORT my CLient
Checkout 3466-C01 it includes 5000 clients license.
I hear that a two processor 1 G Mem and 144 G SSA
is around $90K. Maybe less. And I am told this will run
twice as fast as my 3466-C00 that is a RS6K-H50
Then all you need to do is plug in a tape media robot.
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio,
Did you at all consider COPYPOOLs? Or are you unaware of them?
Copypools were made for DR. Just setup a rotational plan to send
tapes out as the fill up and reclam on weekends all the ones that get too
fragemented during the week.
Call me if you liked to here what we do.
On the other hand if y
pe drives.
> I'm told this incurs quite a bit less than the 2x overhead you would
> normally expect from making two copies. Does anybody know of a way to get
> ADSM (or even just AIX) to do that?
>
> Alex Paschal
> Storage Administrator
> Freightliner, LLC
> (503) 745
DING!
larry's got the correct form (correct syntact to checkl instead of
ckeckl) but add devt=3590
I know because we use it ... we don't have an operator i/o station
so we open the door and shove scratches into the available slots
(less n where n=tapes in drives) but only in desperation.
Great! ... EXCEPT ... it doesn't mention how a 4.1 windows 2000 client
can't backup the registery and other "SYSTEM OBJECT"s to a 3.7.2. (non-4.1
server)
Is this B.A.D. (broken as designed) ... or a known problem???
Is there an APAR for it???
I'd love to get on the IP (interested parties) list.
This has not been my experience. In fact its quite the opposite.
(I am using 3.7.2 but was on 3.1.2.20 as well.)
I can reclamate onsite-tapepools with one drive and a FILE area.
For offsite-Copypools I change the rec to 20 every weekend and it
reads ever onsite tape to recreate about 20-30 offsi
Sorry for going off topic but I trust &SMers using AIX can help.
I'm looking to 'buy time' until the new system arrives and want to add
external DASD ... err I mean DISKS to my AIX-RS6K-H50. I'm going to 'give
back' 18 Gig's of SSA to th DB and Staging by using cheap external for
one-drive reclam
Richard,
Thanks! Now I understand the funny feeling I had while poking at
this empirically. I am dealing with something neither fish nor fowl!!
cheers .. joe.f.
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On Fri
I find the opposite with my system at 3.7.2.
FILLING tapes are candidates for reclamation.
Maybe its the way I do it. I don't set the reclamation
to a number far below the first candidate. I use perl.
When I have a few tapes with 22% reclaim and that's the lowest
(or highest, read: first candid
SORRY!
I now see the discussion is about offsite=COPYPOOLs
and my previous note was about TAPEPOOLS. I never have any
offsite tapes go offsite while in FILLING. They only go on
Wednesdays and only if they're FULL!
AND probably the part about what number you set reclamation to
and how it choos
DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING DING!
thanks Frank McClean , This worked! (now can I get it into
INITTAB)
As you said I did:
%vi strtsched
"strtsched" [New file]
#!/bin/ksh
start_sched O
dsmc sched > /dev/null 2>&1 &
trap start_sched O
exit
~
"strtsched"
staggered EXPIRE INVENTORY ( to conserve cpu cycles
"" DB FULL BACKUP "
... etc
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On Thu, 10 May 2001, Paul Zarnowski wrote:
> The reason I would do it w
I just had a weird problem brought to my attention and it got weirder.
I plan to call this in to IBM support tomorrow. ASAP.
A user called to say he was trying to do a restore on a Mac and it
failed with connecting to server. Suspecting the mac restore problem
I said try a new folder backup to
does anyone know how this pricing affects 3466-NSM where the box comes
with 5001 client licenses???
thanks ... joe.f.
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On Fri, 11 May 2001, Steve Hnath wrote:
> Hi Roy
The command defaults to midnight. So if the tapes were generated
after midnight they you have to say tot=now-0something, etc.
It won't let you delete the last one.
BTW : I noticed it will let you delete a full and then not its subsequent
INCR. BAD you could end up in a situation where you onl
Let me see if I can remember this off the top of my head.
1) checkout all tapes from old library
2) delete library definitions
3) delete drive definitions
4) define new drive and new library
5) check tapes into new library
N.B. you are NOT deleting the tapes or the data just checking out.
No n
I would try :
preschedulecmd 'net stop "App Service"'
IBM stuff tends to want start/stop quoting rather than 'escape' character
use.
BTW Can you let us know what you get working???
We want to implement a shutdown/turnoff procedured here to save electrons
overnight. :-)
cheers! ..joe.f.
J
I just called IBM Level 1 ( dial-a-pray ) and asked for advice
about migrating a user population from a 3466-C00
with TSM 3.7.2. to a 3466-C01 with TSM 4.1.x.
ANd essentially the answer was:
"good luck, we won't help you,
unless you want to pay our consultants more money.
(P.S
Wanda : thanks!
NOW - Can a 3466 owner answer this question and save me the cat-and-mouse
I'll get from Level 1:
What, if anything, and especially in the way of run-scripts, is preloaded
on currently shipped C01 's ???
What I mean is, what will I (err, have I) overlaid in the wa
Well if you've been following along you know I have a new 3466-C01
I've made a test snap shot of my current TSM DB running there
and while I'm waiting to do it 'for real' on this coming w/e
I thought I'd 'kill' time doing a dry run of possible scenarios.
So I am now trying to do an UNLOADDB and
I've just been informed by lvl2 that the UNLOADDB command of TSM 4.1.3
can not handle a DB that goes to more than one tape.
How can they ship a 3466 with TSM at a level with KNOWN PROBLEMS!
I'm using 3590s with a 30 Gig DB and it stalls at the same
place every time.
Recommended fix is to go
Just moved my 1200 user production system to a new system and
I've gotta solve this before my diskpool fills up completely!!
I'm having a whole lot of problems with tape mounts and was wondering
if anyone can summarize the known problems fixes for this.
(what combination of devices.rte and TSM wo
Thanks for everyone for writing. My mail system was down at the same time
so I had to solve it without adsm-l 's help. (But IBM was helpful!!!)
-
Its the tapes from the old system. They 'appear' to be incompatible
with the (same) drives after
Listers!!:
THe end note of my migration / conversion from a 3466-C00 w/3.7.2 to a
3466-C01 with 4.1.3 was that none of the original tapes coming from the
3.7.2 system could be opened in read/write mode on the 4.1.3 system and
had to have access permanently set to READONLY.
Now I have to do a mig
Lucky you. I got on the 4.1.3 system for 3 days and then found out
all the filling tapes from the 3.7.2 system were not mountable
in readwrite mode and had to be set to readonly "permanently"
until recycled. I'm using a 3494 w/3590s.
Sounds to me they changed the internal designation for 3590
We orginally used our 3466 with 7337s and I don't remember any door.
(That is the DLT box with 15 cart slots right?)
We would routinely open up the 7337 and pull out the tapes after
checking them our of the library and replace with scratches.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
We run on a basis of constant data sent.
So a backup stg diskpool copypool
is run every half hour or so.
Backups are heaviest (but not exclusive) overnight.
In the morning its:
backup db type=full(takes 1 hour)
a backup stg diskpool copypool usually runs simultaneously
then
Can you say "Almost pregnant."
Well I thought I was having limited success and started composing this
letter when I noticed "anr1405w no scratch available" and realized I
screwed up my system. But no worry. I deleted my drive and libr defs and
redefined them and then checkin'd everything and my
Richard, thanks ... that's interesting. Sounds like I'm close.
So if I try it again with 400 / 403(404) might it work?
Everything else seemed to fall in place except the scratch
conflict.
thanks joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Fri, 29 Sep 2
I am running 3.1.2.20 within a 3466/NSM and using "J" tapes at 20 Gig
native. The utilization ranges from 18.5G to 30.5 gig with most clients
doing compression.
They are "E" drives.
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Richa
Richard,
sorry, mis-read your request and answered the wrong question.
Yes, I'd like to also know what level you need for extended length and not
just double-track drives.
.. joe.f.
P.S. My CE informs me I still need the (non-head) hub upgrade to handle
"K" tapes and their extra length tape.
!! The 9's are no longer available!! ARGHHH
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pending to empty means they are not read/write
pending to scratch means they are read/write
when the reuse delay expires regardless of its length (or shortness).
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, Leo Humar wrote:
> Have you checked that th
If you're using perl here's a neat subroutine I was given to use:
and again you would refer to them as $pass and $userid
where the file would look like:
$userid=Admin
$password=dontsay
... joe.f.
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sub
I don't think there's an equivalent until you get to 3.7 or 4.1
I know I'm on 3.1.2.20 and there's no select event
we use query event. BTW its begind=today-1
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Wed, 4 Oct 2000, Jeff Connor wrote:
> Can anyone tell me the equiv
I don't understand the 3494 'checkin' part because we don't have a window
but only a bulk I/O area (which should be called bulk O/O area since its
only used for output. :-) We just open the 3494 and stick them in empty
slots and 3494 does a inventory refresh (not re-inventory) and they become
FF
ADSM on VM uses MDISK (mini-disks) formated with CMS mode 6 (direct to
block i/o) and MVS doesn't. (I know, I used ADSM on VM before
going to 3466/NSM (AIX). Although VM is OS VOL aware , the last I
heard its still READ-ONLY.
So how would you propose transferring the binaries for R/W use?
Nod ga
I say client.
Here's why:
1) outboard the cycles
My ADSM server has enough to do. If it get someoneelse to do
the work so be it. (Can you say SETI! :) )
2) less work when reclamating, no?
Doesn't a compressed on the tape / compress by the server
f
I have tried to reclamate a copypool that was present in the library and
readwrite.
The system still insisted to use the data on onsites.
I'm currently at 3.1.2.20 going to 3.1.7.3.
Maybe I was hallucinating. :-) But you should check this out.
Hope this helps. let me know! ...
If I was still using DLT's I'd have a onsite and offsite COPYPOOL.
I had to recall offsite tapes for bad tapes and a bad drive about 3 or 4
times in the course of a year.
I'm using 3590s now and don't feel its necessary to have belts and
suspenders! (but I still have an offsite copypool)
Yeah yeah yeah ... Same to you Buddy!
(I don't speak German!) (Nein ich spreakenze Deutshe!)?
:-) :-) :-)
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
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Date: Wed, 11 Oct 2000 19:02:18 +0200
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All the points made so far are good ones. Well almost all.
On the one hand you say you're a solaris shop.
Then I would think it easy to run there to begin with and see how it
goes. You can always 'recycle' the SUn box and switch to AIX/RS6K.
On the other hand there's been a few times where ne
I don't want to disagree with the 'large enough for 1 nights dump'
rule of thumb but that's just it: its a rule of thumb.
I thinks in terms of utilizing resources to the 100% level.
(except that there needs to be breathing room for things like restores)
First off:
GET A COMMITTMENT from those
Here's an interesting problem I want to share with the *DSM community
at large. ( We are on AIX 4.3 with ADSM 3.1.2.20. (until this Sun.)
This morning I was prevented from doing any ADMIN commands to check up on
my system. I use the admin command line client most of the time.
After a long wh
I recently experienced a situation where a tape was mounted
and 'pre-occupied' and mount was still pending when I did a q process
Turned out to be a really bad data corruption that needed 17 minutes for
recovery. I'm talking about 3590s here. They have some excellant
recovery capabilites. But
We just bumped up to EC015 recently.
We didn't update aix from what it already was: 4.3.2.0 (BOO BOO)
but we did go from 3.1.2.20 to 3.7.2
It's been suggested to go to 3.7.3. or 3.7.4
Is that a good idea? Any comments? We use 3494's
thanks ... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programme
To get an exported node filespace into a current node name, rename the
current node to what the export name is and do the import then rename the
node back to its original name. I've done this to consolidate all my ids
I used while migrating data between platforms.
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio,
Ask your STK support center for the equivalent to mtlib.
Or ask if the STK system can 'fake out' an mtlib conversation.
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Thu, 11 Jan 2001, Kai G Hintze wrote:
> aix 4.1.5 and ADSM 3.1.2 controlling a STK9710 Timberwolf
> and ai
You can do this but ...
Having all users collocation isn't going to happen very fast.
In fact it may never happen. Correct me if I'm wrong but in the past
collocation was described to me as: "put every user on his own tape until
you run out of tapes (maxscr=) then start 'doublling' up th
Do you ever run "Expire Inventory?"
That would one missed item to cause what you're seeing.
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Tue, 16 Jan 2001, Bill Wheeler wrote:
> Hello *Sers,
>
> I have a problem that I hope someone will be able to tell me how to
>
Fellow ADSM/TSM admins:
We've reached the milestone of 1000 (pc,mac,unix) workstation clients
on our 3466 (circa 1998.) And now I'm told I maybe taking on all the
(equivalent) backup chores of our failing Legato system. Which is about
the same amount of data but with only a handful (100) server
I recently upgraded from 3.1.2.20 to 3.7.2.0
and notice a very annoying behaviour.
The system keeps an idle tape mounted for the full retention period
specified despite the pending mounts that are waiting.
when / where will this be fixed???
thanks ... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Progra
D] on 05-Feb-2001 19:57
> >
> >
> >
> > Please respond to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > To: ADSM-L
> > cc:(bcc: Kent J Monthei/CIS/PHRD/SB_PLC)
> > Subject: Re: tape mount retention behaviour
> >
> >
> >
> >
> &g
thought it always worked this way. At one time I was going to put in a
> request to have two mount retention times. One for when there are no
> pending request for a drive and the other for when there are pending
> request.
>
> On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, Joe Faracchio wrote:
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> >
gt; cc:(bcc: Kent J Monthei/CIS/PHRD/SB_PLC)
> Subject: Re: tape mount retention behaviour
>
>
>
>
> I thought it always worked this way. At one time I was going to put in a
> request to have two mount retention times. One for when there are no
> pending request fo
mount retention times. One for when there are no
> > pending request for a drive and the other for when there are pending
> > request.
> >
> > On Mon, 5 Feb 2001, Joe Faracchio wrote:
> >
> > > I recently upgraded from 3.1.2.20 to 3.7.2.0
> >
iour at that version,
> but like 3.1. I'm not sure there was an APAR but I do
> think I observerd this at early 3.7 versions.
>
> Regards, Sheelagh
> --
>
> >MIME-Version: 1.0
> >Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2001 14:13:13 -0800
> >From: Joe Faracchio <[EMAIL PROTE
If you're on AIX, like I am, you can use the 'standalone' command supplied
with *SM and it has an option that can be used multiple times to designate
more than one tape drive. I think its DSmLABEL
THis may also be available on other platforms ..
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programm
I would add to this an amount of tapes for 'cycling'
We do not recall the offsite tapes that have "just' been reclaimed
but put it off for another week so that the tapes they are replacing are
already in place at the offsite location. For me this number is 20-50.
Current view of offsite pendings
Also what size (and how many) processors are in the Windows NT/W2K
machine???
I have seen non-server win-nt clients halve their processing time when a
user upgrades from Pentium to Pentium II or III, etc.
Client processor muscle matters! My first Mac clients only got
25Megs/Hour!!!
call IBM hardware support.\
In the mean time use REMOVE=NO and the go into the robot and remove the
tape by hand. When you close the door the robot will do a 'minor'
inventory update and will now show the slot as empty.
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Wed, 1
And further more .
I factor in the need for 15 scratch tapes at all times
for onsite reclamation during the weekday and offsite reclamation on
weekends. For me that's about 10% of 1 frame (220) setup.
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, Pa
we get BASF that say IBM and "under license of IBM."
Current 'score' is: 2 tapes removed permanently due to repeated I/O
write failures. A couple others that we have taken out and put back in
for same problem ONCE. three returned for being dropped excessively
(waiting to see if any others in
Thanks to Wanda for posting that select statement for avg util.
I add a count of full and filling for onsite TAPEPOOL and here's my
results:
STGPOOL_NAME STATUS AVG_PCTU
-- --
COPYPOOL FILLING
I've seen the middle. Restores pre-empt the reclamation but it takes a
long time (30 minutes). Haven't figure out what its waiting/looking for
before it decides to move on it.
Not very nice to my users to have to wait 30 minutes for a restore to
start.
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracc
I thought Expire Inventory was a 'constant' keyed off of how many files
you have and not how many are deleted. This is interesting.
I've heard of shops that only run it on weekends because it takes so long
which I don't understand. It's "cancelable" and its "restartable" and so
why not run it d
Boy! When they say there's more than one way to skin a cat its true .
One more:
if you sometimes accidently checkin scratches as Private
you can find them, along with any truly Private tapes check'd in but not
mounted nor used even once with :
select volume_name,status from libvolumes
Or to put it another way:
1) did they tell you the tape capacity is 80G after compression or
when NATIVE??
2) if you compress at the client (and almost everyone does?!?!!) then you
will only see NATIVE capacities reported.
I've seen this for DLT IV's (35G) in the past and presently I see
Yes and its getting rather annoying ...
but we noticed this when we went to ECA015 on our 3466
that's 3.7.2 from 3.1.2.20 ...
joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Jennifer I. Moore wrote:
> Gentle Greetings,
>
> Has anyone noticed any situations
check the volhist with :
Q volhist type=backupset
Its there
BOY we finally solve the VOLHIST problems of DB Backups with DBSNAPSHOT
and now we're having similiar issues with BACKUPSETS!
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001, Gill
Would a simple Query FILESPACE * also work for you???
... joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berkeley
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001, Shekhar Dhotre wrote:
>
> hey there try this works for me..
>
> 'select Entity,Successful,Bytes,Examined,Affected,Failed from summary where
> activ
Neat trick.
I 'simulate' a disaster situation and give myself a CD-Rom in which I have
burned a (less then 650M) backupset of my last backup and a new 4.1.2
client downloaded from Tivoli.
I take it home to my testing maching (no network) and try to 'restore' it.
Guess what! The client won
No but humm a few bars and I'll try to fake it ... :-)
On my C10 (now a C00) the DB and log are about 25 Gig and 2 Gig
respectively.
'Welcome.
On Wed, 7 Mar 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Does anyone know the default size of the dbvols and logvols on the 3466 C01?
>
> Thanks
>
DRM? WE DON'T NEED NO STINKING DRM!
We do it manually. We decided that any/all/only offsite COPYPOOL tapes
that are FULL would be sent offsite first thing Wed a.m. We mark them as
access=offsite. We have perl scripts that follow these rules.
COPYPOOL tapes that are offsite & pending a
1000 1-Gig pc/mac users ....
it works.
... joe.f.
On Fri, 9 Mar 2001, Geoff Fitzhardinge wrote:
> Joe Faracchio wrote to me:
>
> >Try using a disk-file area and one tape reclamation.
> >
> >... joe.f.
> >
> >Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Ber
that's what we do: 3 months and then delete filespace
but we have it as a perl program that runs overnight
because it takes a lot of time and cycles.
Come to think of it that's the worse time!!!
I need to change it from 3 am to 8 pm !!!
.. joe.f.
Joseph A Faracchio, Systems Programmer, UC Berke
Just to be clear. We DON'T do a move data to tape or disk.
We use the reclamation tape-to-disk (file) feature and then migrate the
data back to tape.
And so if the do a doc it should include:
(4) Reclaim ( tape pool to disk-file and then back to itself)
... joe.f.
Jose
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