I have a TSM server with 99.4 % Pct Util and I need to add more space.
The TSM DBs are on mirrored volumes and I don't have enough spare space to
create additional mirrored volumes. I'd like to break the volumes and then
add more space but I can't afford any down time for this.
I can't seem to fin
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Yuhico, Alexandra wrote:
>I have a TSM server with 99.4 % Pct Util and I need to add more space.
>The TSM DBs are on mirrored volumes and I don't have enough spare space to
>create additional mirrored vol
Do i need to stop all sessions and make sure none are running before I break
the mirror?
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From: Mark D. Rodriguez [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Yuhico, Alexandra
Folks,
Activity completed successfully. 87% PCT UTIL down from 99.9% prior to
extension (whew!)
Steps executed are below for FYI. It turns out the del dbc
command is no longer available on TSM 5.1. I decided not to delete the
mirrored files using rm on the AIX just in case.
Backup DB using
If your an IBMer you'd have a configuration price list.
But I've worked for IBM and I've had to do pricing and points for their
products. Basically there are clip levels for the points. x number of
servers/licenses get you this level equivalent to these number of points.
Clip levels vary per sof
Folks,
My Oracle backup started failing two days ago.
The Oracle RMAN (Recovery Manager) backup log file shows the following
error:
ANS0326E (RC41) Node has exceeded max tape mounts allowed.
This is strange because the primary storage pool set for the system is a
disk pool, however,
the
Yup. I know but the weird thing is, all the backup from this machine goes to
a disk pool, not a tape pool. The data only gets migrated to tape if the
diskpool gets full... but max tape mounts for the secondary storage pool is
defined on the TSM. Plus there were no errors on the TSM activity log o
we have a TSM on a AIX backing up a Windows clustered server, C1 & C2.
C2 failed and all the services went over to C1. When we fixed C2 we wanted
all the resources and services to go back to the way it was.
When C2 failed, the shared drive went over to C1 and the client scheduler
was running and
I'm going to go through the upgrade next week and I'd like to know the
gotcha's that you encountered. Mind telling me how long it took you to get
to the pop-up, or what your estimated time to install is?
Alexandra
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Folks,
We'd like to use TSM SANergy to improve the backups of our Oracle DB and
Domino DB using TDP. Can this be done?
Ta,
Sandra
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Folks,
ANYONE EVER DONE A TSM reorganization but wanted to stop after performing
DSMSERV UNLOADDB due to time limit?
I did the DSMSERV UNLOADDB but didn't realize it would take soo long. when
i went and tried to do a restart of the TSM server (after making sure all my
devconfig.bak files were co
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i didn't abort the dsmserv unloaddb. i allowed it to finish. but i want to
stop here before i take more time into my production.
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i will push through with it then. thank you. wish me luck
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NLOADDB
Good luck,
one additional point:
at the end of unloaddb process
should have appeared a message like:
unloaddb successful, loaddb needs NO AUDIT Database.
Peter Sternecker
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guys I've finished the DSMSERV LOADDB!!!
previous q db gave a Maximum reduction of zero and a PCT Util of 68%
but my current q db shows the following :
Available Assigned Maximum MaximumPage Total Used Pct
Max.
Space Capacity Extension ReductionSizeUsable P
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Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 11:40 AM
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guys I've finished the DSMSERV LOADDB!!!
previous q db gave a Maximum reduction of zero and a PCT Util of 68%
but my current q db
I just recently added an expansion frame to my 3584 library and i didn't
have to define anything on TSM or on the AIX box it's running on to
recognize that we added expansion frames.
I'm assuming it's the same thing for additional slot bays. In which case
does TSM care how many slots I have at al
I'm going to do an upgrade on my AIX and TSM system on Tuesday. I'll give
you a detailed experience as I go through it just for those of you who are
curious.
I'm also practice making running procedures for all my activities with
detailed steps which I will share with anyone who will be interested.
Another option is to bump-up your ethernet... are you already running a
gigabit ethernet? We've actually bumped up the TSM server and the large
unix clients to Gigabit Ethernet, and it improved the throughput of the
backup.
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From: David E Ehresman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTE
Guys,
I know that there is an option for to do this on a schedule but here's the
difficulty.
The directories and files I need to restore reside on NT clustered servers
over 2 drives (drive R owned by cluster 1 and drive S owned by cluster 2 )
and they want me to restore it to a whole different se
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