Hi All
I've just taken over a somewhat badly organized site and have a query about
Oracle databases on normal file systems.
At my previous position the Oracle databases resided on AIX raw logical
volumes, so I didn't have to exclude them from filesystem backups and on a
restore (say to a replace
Henrik
This is correct. Your data has either been migrated to the tape primary
storage pool, or perhaps the size of the archived file was greater than
MAXSIZE for the disk primary storage pool and the archive went straight to
tape.
For this reason, you should run backup stg on all primary pool
Try looking at q filesystem from day to day to identify the culprit, then
look at dsmsched.log or the output from the dsmc command that backed them
up. When this has happened to me in the past it has been due to files with
unique machine-generated names e.g. an app that created 5000 files a day
w
Hi All
I'm trying to put a square peg into a round hole and wonder if you guys can
help
I'm trying to set up offsite vaulting on a TSM server, without DRM and I've
been directed to use the same storage company that has been used in the
past. This company only offers a "box" level service, ie th
Sergio
As I understand it, the server to server stuff is handled on the destination
server at a volume level. Thus this data will not be freed on the
destination server until the whole "sequential volume" of whatever size you
specied is free.
Try setting appropriate reclaim values on the storag
I'm an AIX guy, but one of our solaris admins has been itching to try
Boot from CD
nfs mount TSM client
mount disk partition
restore filesystem
repeat for remaining partitions
You'd then have to rebuild your boot sector or solaris equivalent and
reboot.
Let us know how you get on
Steve Harris
