have seen this problem reported recently, just throwing in my complaint
netware 5.1 server, service pack4 with tsm client 5.1.5
unable to specify nds in domain statement
DOMAIN ALL-LOCAL NDS
also tried
DOMAIN ALL-LOCAL DIR
ANS1036S Invalid option 'DOMAIN' found in options file
Tim Brown
is it possible to merge filespaces ?
our problem: we changed filespacename when we moved to a new storagebox.
new backups are directed to the new filespace, the old filespace still
exists containing some old versions
we might need in the future.
thanks and regards
Michael Heiermann
OD1
Been a while and I'd have to double check but...
You might not want to use compression if you use encryption...
I believe it encrypts first then tries to compress and encrypted data
doesn't compress (much).
Something to double check.
Dwight
-Original Message-
From: J D Gable
Hello all,
I've got a question about a Sony Library. Has anybody some experiences
(good or bad) with the Sony StoreStation AIT Library LIB-162. What is your
opinion about AIT Cartridges?
MfG
Sascha Bräuning
Sparkassen Informatik, Fellbach
OrgEinheit: 6322
Wilhelm-Pfitzer Str. 1
70736
Hello,
find this question once in the list, but didn't find any answer.
Is there a way, something like a switch or an option, to influence the
dsmadmc-output, to give only the interesting result and no overhead ?
Trying to scripting some task in a shell-script. And iam a little anoyed,
becaus it
Question is, can I still archive these log files so they can be
applied to the previous backup?
No. You cannot. That is because Domino no longer tracks them.
Would it be possible to manually copy the 'missing' log files back to the
restore area before doing the restore? In that way, maybe
Hi,
There was a lot of discussion on this topic before.But i am requesting TSM
gurus give their comments again.
The set up is like this.
TSM Server : Windows NT 4.0 SP6, TSM 5.1.0.0
392 MB memory, P III
Adaptech Ultra SCSI
Hard
YES I have been running Diskxtender 2000 for about 18 months and the dxspy
deamon runs
continuously checking for files to update so this is a common issue. It is
one that we have to live with..
Justin
Niklas Lundstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU
on 10/21/2002 05:27:34 AM
Please respond to
Hi,
There was a lot of discussion on this topic before.But i am requesting TSM
gurus give their comments again.
The set up is like this.
TSM Server : Windows NT 4.0 SP6, TSM 5.1.0.0
392 MB memory, P III
Adaptech Ultra SCSI
Hard
What you will find (last time I checked...)
Now, was the old filespace name eliminated totally ???
If so, TSM doesn't purge any of that data.
TSM doesn't know that the file system was removed, it only knows it isn't
available (maybe just not mounted...).
Existing inactive versions will expire
Even though there may be a slight performance hit on writes, I've placed
the TSM DB on RAID-5 to ensure availability and no down time in case of
a disk loss.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/22/02 08:03AM
Hi,
There was a lot of discussion on this topic before.But i am requesting
TSM
gurus give their
Hi all,
first of all,
aix 4.3.2.0
adsm 3.1 on NSM
magstar 3575 with 3 3570 c drive tapeunits. attached to 1 wide scsi
differential controller.
The adresses already in use by the units and the mediachanger are
20-60-00-0,1, 20-60-00-0,0, 20-60-00-1,0 and 20-60-00-2,0
(total package is reffered to
At 3:53 PM -0400 10/21/02, Thach, Kevin said:
The person that installed our environment basically set up 6 Policy Domains:
Colodom, Exchange, Lanfree, MSSQL, Nocodom, and Oracle.
99% of the clients are in the Nocodom (non-collocated) domain, which has one
policy set, and one management class
HI Joe
I do an Oracle backup and SAP backups the Unix staff have done a whole lot
of fancy scripting for me and extract data to a log file which is then
e-mailed to all the relevant people each day. Possibly you could get some
scripting done for this. I have incled a sample output below from our
Hi
Where can one find this manual.
Lawrie
- Original Message -
From: Steve Harris [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 1:56 AM
Subject: Re: Testing the day of week in a script
Arnaud,
TSM comes with a rich set of SQL functions. Get a hold of
I'm using 6 3570's in a magstar 3575 with the following addresses on two
adapters:
rmt1 10-68-00-3,0
rmt2 10-68-00-4,0
rmt3 10-68-00-5,0
rmt4 20-60-00-0,0
rmt5 20-60-00-1,0
rmt6 20-60-00-2,0
I set up these with no problems and looked up the device address on 3575
library on IBM website.
Since we use 9840 tapes, we didn't want clients with 1-2 gb of data to use 1 whole
tape. So we did just what you described. We have over 50% of our clients in this
situation. We put the limit at 10-12 GB (a 9840 holds 20 GB). Sure you have to carve
up you're disk pool but the small clients
HI,
I think your problem might be the NOLIMIT option - it saves a copy of all
files - whether or not they are deleted - it doesn't clear space off your
disks during expiration - we had the same problem - until I removed NOLIMIT
off our Novell policy.
Jane
%%
Jane Bamberger
IS
At 10:41 AM -0500 10/18/02, Todd Lundstedt said:
How long should the command
Audit Library LibName CheckLabel=BARCODE
take to process. I have less than 200 tapes in the library. I have done
this before and it took less than 5 mins. This one has been running for
over 40 minutes now.
Our
All,
We are (finally) doing some upgrades to our TSM system to bring it up to
date (and onto a support version of the software). We are planning to go
from 3.7.4.0 to 5.1.5.x.
Now we will be implementing the new TSM server on a new physical server and
using new tape hardware (IBM 3584). Then we
Joe,
Our DBA's have their backup scripts send an email with success or failure
messages. The sys admins turn on sendmail on the Solaris servers and have it
forward to our mail servers. We then build distribution lists in sendmail
for the various messaging needs. Here's a sample of the email
Tim,
TDP Oracle 2.1.0.9 is a pretty old version of TDP Oracle - there was not
real robust logging in that version. A few questions: Is this your only
backup that is failing? How about TSM API logging? Some of TDP Oracle log
events get logged to the API log file.
In the mean time try this:
Good morning all,
We are currently running TSM 4.2.1.9 on OS/390 2.10 and are having some
issues. It has been suggested to us that we upgrade the TSM server to 4.2.3
and I wanted to know if anyone is running that level? I have been told that
a data base upgrade is not required to move to this
Tim
From what kind of server to what kind of server? What kind of disk are you
on and how is it attached? Can you attach your old tape hardware to the new
one?
We moved servers but we were moving AIX to AIX and could just disconnected
the disk tsm was on and then reattach to the new server.
I have a disk pool that is set Migration Continue=no, High Migration=80, Low
Migration=60. This disk pool is 390GB in size and every morning when I come
in migration is running, and would run till it is empty, I've seen it. I've
verified the settings during the migration and I see no reason that
I've heard a great deal of discussion about the
system object problem. What server versions is it a
problem in? I haven't noticed it so far, but am
planning an upgrade and don't want to get myself into
unecessary trouble.
__
Do you Yahoo!?
Y! Web
One possibility is to connect your old tape drives or the equivalent to the new
system, define them as a separate library if that is what you are using, and then
restore the database to the new server.
Once they are connected, you can used the move data or move node command to transfer
the
We just purchased the TSM TDP for Oracle on NT/2K.
We installed it, only to realize it won't work since there is no sign of
RMAN.EXE on this machine?
So, the owner of this box/package contacts the vendor. Their response
wasOracle is version 7.3.4, not 8i or 9i, which will not run with their
app.
Just out of curiosity- what are you using for reclamation settings for
primary tape pool data?
Currently we have over 100 WinNT platforms (all in one policy domain)backing
up data (1+ TB incremental) to large primary disk pool, which migrates to
primary tape, tape copy, etc... The data is a mix
AFAIK: The tool to backup a Oracle 7 db is called EBU (Enterprise backup
Utility)
and seems to be a bit different to RMAN.
But you can use TDP for ORACLE to backup version 7 dbs as well. (see
installation
Guide Page 3).
HTH
Kind regards
Thomas Rupp
Vorarlberger Illwerke AG
On our servers using 9840 tapes, we set it to 40 since the tapes are very fast and we
can do alot in one day. On LTO and DLT its usually 50 since it is very long to
reclaim tapes.
Guillaume Gilbert
CGI Canada
J M [EMAIL PROTECTED]@VM.MARIST.EDU on 2002-10-22 11:09:12
Veuillez répondre à
I have mutiple TSM environments, and the reclamation for various onsite and
off-site tape pools varies from 50 - 80.
You set the reclamation limits based on how many scratch tapes you need to
get back, the natural turnover rate due to version expiration, or the number
of available slots you have
Our DBAs use BMC software called SQL Backtrack.
Josh
Zoltan Forray wrote:
We just purchased the TSM TDP for Oracle on NT/2K.
We installed it, only to realize it won't work since there is no sign of
RMAN.EXE on this machine?
So, the owner of this box/package contacts the vendor. Their
Hi Zoltan,
I am not Oracle expert too but I think I can give you some clue.
Like you should know, in Oracle 8i RMAN appeared replacing to EBU (Enterprise Backup
Utility). So, In your case, you have to install EBU (if my mind still works, I think
the last EBU version was 2.2) which is included
I suspect what is happening is that as you say the SAP fills the disk
pool. So when migration starts and after it gets below the
lowmig point, it will keep going bascially till it migrates the data
for
the current node's data it was working on when it hit the lowmig
point.
So if this was a large
Yep, this tends to happen when you have only a small number of large clients
in a disk pool.
When the disk pool fills above the HIGHMIG value and triggers a migration,
TSM picks the LARGEST CLIENT (or maybe the largest filespace, I forget) in
the pool and migrates that WHOLE chunk out. Then TSM
Zoltan,
You can't Oracle using the TDP without RMAN. There are many people who
write their own scripts to backup Oracle. You can backup a tablespace
at a time, by puttting the tablespace in backup mode and then using a
SELECTIVE backup on the tablespace (which is a file.) You could write a
With checklabel=barcode, what happens is that TSM reads the internal
memory of the library as to what the library's inventory says is
where.
So generally that won't take long. And a drive needs to be available
for
the case where library had a problem reading a barcode label, that
tape
can be
Have you done cleanup backupgroups?
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
From: Jolliff, Dale [mailto:xjolliff;TI.COM]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 4:46 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: System Object expiration with 4.2.30
Has anyone
Dwight,
You are correct that compressed data would not encrypt well, since TSM
uses a compression algorithm that works well with redundant data (and
compression kills redundancy) - but, the TSM b/a client does in fact
compress first and then encrypt the data to avoid this. So go ahead and
use
We haven't - level two asked me not to.
He asked me to open another PMR about it this morning, and said he has seen
some other customers with the similar conditions.
-Original Message-
From: Seay, Paul [mailto:seay_pd;NAPTHEON.COM]
Sent: Monday, October 21, 2002 9:35 PM
To: [EMAIL
I have an ETR open with IBM on this, but just had to bump it from sev 3 to
sev 2 because no one has responded since I opened it on Thurs. a.m.
You can run a manual and it works, tsm i nds
Tim Brown wrote:
have seen this problem reported recently, just throwing in my complaint
netware 5.1
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L;VM.MARIST.EDU]On Behalf Of
Michael Kindermann
Is there a way, something like a switch or an option, to influence the
dsmadmc-output, to give only the interesting result and no overhead ?
Trying to scripting some task in a shell-script. And iam a
We do too, on an AIX system.
J D Gable [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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10/22/2002 11:20 AM
Please respond to ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:
Subject:Re: Oracle and TDP issues
Our DBAs use BMC
Gill, Geoffrey L. wrote:
I have a disk pool that is set Migration Continue=no, High Migration=80, Low
Migration=60. This disk pool is 390GB in size and every morning when I come
in migration is running, and would run till it is empty, I've seen it. I've
verified the settings during the migration
At 11:29 AM -0400 10/22/02, David Longo said:
With checklabel=barcode, what happens is that TSM reads the internal
memory of the library as to what the library's inventory says is
where.
So checklabel=barcode doesn't really mean read the barcodes? It just
means check the library's internal
My favorite way is to use a keyword on the beginning of each output line and
then either use grep, read, or a string match in perl to only pick the lines
that have the goodies.
The following select is an example:
Select 'keyout', node_name, filespace_name, capacity, pct_util from
filespaces
And while the great god UNIX was doing that, some programmer at ADSM coded
dsmadmc ... -tab -outfile=whatever
and
dsmadmc ... -comma -outfile=whaterver
Which can also be used with filename instead of the outfile.
At 11:07 AM 10/22/2002 -0500, you wrote:
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
At 9:27 AM -0400 10/22/02, Lawrence Clark said:
Even though there may be a slight performance hit on writes, I've placed
the TSM DB on RAID-5 to ensure availability and no down time in case of
a disk loss.
With RAID 5, is there any point in software mirroring (dual copies of
database)?
Our DB
I imagine the checkl=barocde was introduced to shorten audit, without
it you would have to mount every tape in library - which would take
some considerable time with some libraries! What you are doing is
checkinbg the barcode label in library memory as opposed to checking
the
magnetic tape label
Not true...
With checklabel=barcode, all of the barcodes are read. This is then checked with the
internal memory of the library as to what the library's inventory says is where. The
tape is mounted, only if the barcode is mis-read.
Ken
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Are you running compression?
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
From: Raghu S [mailto:raghu;COSMOS.DCMDS.CO.IN]
Sent: Tuesday, October 22, 2002 8:03 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RAID5 in TSM
Hi,
There was a lot of discussion on
TSM 4.1.5 on AIX 4.3.3
We set primary pools to reclaim at 50%. That's 3570 and LTO media. Our
DLT copypool reclaims at 60% during our weekly maintenance window.
Tab Trepagnier
TSM Administrator
Laitram Corporation
J M [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sorry, OS/2 (BTW: IBMs OWN operating system!!) is no longer supported! :
-(( The latest client version is v3.7.2.27, you can find it here:
ftp://index.storsys.ibm.com/tivoli-storage-management/patches/client/v3r7/OS2/
This client works only up to a v4.2.x TSM server, NOT with v5.1 or higher!
At
The reason I started the audit was because TSM was not reporting the tape
in the library, yet the library knew the tape was inserted. I could see
the tape in the library (with my own eyes). Using the manual operations |
move tape functions from the LCD display on the library, the library was
Not true on my library, Ken...
I have run several audits using checklabel=barcode before with success.
The arm has never moved in the library with an audit using checkl=b.
|+
|| KEN HORACEK |
|| KHORACEK@INCS|
||
As you recall, I just jumped my OS390 server from 4.1.4 to 4.2.2.13.
Well, this weekend was the first EXPIRE INVENTORY run since the upgrade.
Now, I am finding hundreds of tapes needing recycling. In fact, I am going
to need to bump my reclaimation threshold or reclaim will run until
doomsday
All depends on your type of library !
IBM 3494-L12
To get the atl to actually scan the barcodes of the tapes you must go to the
operator console and do a
command, inventory, inventory update full
or something close to that (changes across levels of the library manager
code)
then inside
A little off base? Yes and no. My CE will gladly do FMR microcode
updates (for a fee). You can download them from
index.storsys.ibm.com/3590/code3590 (well this is where I get them for
AIX) and be aware that you may also need some compatable level of Atape
driver too (See
Hi All,
Running TSM V5.1.0 on Windows 2000 server SP2. Started running Space Reclamation
process on the Tape Volumes. The process runs for a while moves some data and then
just stops. Tried to cancel process, it remains pending but doesn't stop.
What could be possibly wrong ??
Any help is
Realistically, if Array B dies, you lose the Database and recovery
log. The mirroring ain 't giving you protection from that.
I would separate the recovery log to array A and lose the mirroring on
both DB and log(maybe mirror log between arrays).
Restoration of a broken DB should only mean a
Not so here with an ATL 7100 checklabel=barcode and it Always moves up and
down the rows, can only assume it is reading as it goes.
Jim Murray
Senior Systems Engineer
Liberty Bank
860.638.2919
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I hear and I forget.
I see and I remember.
I do and I understand.
-Confucius
At 11:03 AM -0700 10/22/02, KEN HORACEK said:
With checklabel=barcode, all of the barcodes are read. This is then
checked with the internal memory of the library as to what the
library's inventory says is where.
That's not what I'm seeing, and that's not what I think I'm reading
from others
How about other older versions/platforms?
Has anyone tested older 3.1/7 clients with the 5.1 server?
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 08:22, Dirk Billerbeck wrote:
Sorry, OS/2 (BTW: IBMs OWN operating system!!) is no longer supported! :
-(( The latest client version is v3.7.2.27, you can find it here:
I have an NT 4.0 SP6 client with a C drive as NTFS. 4GB disk 92% full.
I had a restore problem with this machine when I had 4.2.2.0 client,
which was APAR IC33683 that was fixed with new 5.1.5.0. I rebuilt
the machine with NT and installed 5.1.5.0 client. It bombed out with
restore being out of
Jim,
Thanks. It looks like it's the all-local parm that is the problem. It
seems that as long as nds is first in the domain statement things work
OK. I have the following in an opt file and both nds and sys backed
updomain nds: sys:
no quotes.
--
Jim Kirkman
AIS - Systems
UNC-Chapel Hill
This seems to be library dependent. We've had both an STK 9710 and an IBM
3584. Both of these libraries, as a function of library startup (or after
the door had been opened/closed) would scan all slots and build an in-memory
list of volumes and slots in the controller.
Any TSM library audit with
We too have a 3584. When an AUDIT LIBRARY checklabel=barcode (run daily) occurs, the
arm moves over the entire library of tapes, reading the barcodes. I have witnessed
this. If there is something that was done at installation time, of our LTO, to effect
this, I couldn't say. Maybe someone
Was the data backed up using compression? If so, the q ses shows compressed
data.
-Original Message-
From: David Longo [mailto:David.Longo;HEALTH-FIRST.ORG]
Sent: October 22, 2002 1:57 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TSM NT 4.0 Client 5.1.5.0 restore problem
I have an NT 4.0 SP6
Following the discussion here (and in past months), part of the
problem is the way libraries respond. I believe (Tivoli maybe coluld
chime in and give the fine points on this) that when audit library
checkl=barcode is issued that a certain SCSI command is sent to
library.
With the varied
Does anyone know if TSM Version 5.1.1.6 supports backing up raw veritas
volumes?
For instance, if I put in an include statement that said include
/dev/vx/rdsk/datadg/b01d00s09. I want it to back up the actual disks and
not just the links.
Geoff
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor
See http://www.servergraph.com/techtip.shtml
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager
Todd,
Apparently, not all LTO(s) are created equally. We have a 3584.
Ken
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Not true on my library, Ken...
I have run several audits using checklabel=barcode before with success.
The arm has never moved in the library with an audit
No compression used on clients.
David Longo
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/22/02 03:49PM
Was the data backed up using compression? If so, the q ses shows
compressed
data.
-Original Message-
From: David Longo [mailto:David.Longo;HEALTH-FIRST.ORG]
Sent: October 22, 2002 1:57 PM
To: [EMAIL
All,
I am looking for feedback on using locked canisters for offsite
vaulting. I have setup DRM for several accounts who used open
containers and I have setup poor man's tape rotation without DRM with
open canisters, but I have never implemented a locked canister solution.
The problem as I see
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:ADSM-L;VM.MARIST.EDU]On Behalf Of
Joshua Bassi
I am looking for feedback on using locked canisters for offsite
vaulting. I have setup DRM for several accounts who used open
containers and I have setup poor man's tape rotation without DRM with
open
We used to for our SAP databases but our databases grow to fast to support
the constant size change license purchases from SQL Backtrack. We switched
to TDP and it has helped because we lost the finger pointing between BMC and
Tivoli when we had a backtrack problem.
Becky
-Original
Mark,
Think for a second, if reclaimation supported a days option versus the
current percent utilized option. If that was the case you could set that
number of days about 7 days less than when the closed boxes are to return
and achieve the goal.
Well, I have written the code to do just that via
Hey, Josh.
You could write a Perl script (or pick a language) that manages these
canisters. It can track which volumes are in each canister, check all their
%util and %recl and generate a canister %util/%recl. Then you can have your
script issue delete vols or move datas when a canister is
We run on the ESS. No mirroring! You are paying for a solution that has
such high availability numbers it makes no sense. If you want to improve
your recovery, run more incremental backups so you can roll to the most
current, do a volhistory dump, and put that information on the root disk
(not
All (HELP)
When backups are triggered via a batch file on NT 4.0 Clients they use 100%
of CPU and the dsmc process continues to use 100% of CPU even after the
backup shows complete and successful in TSM. The process then has to be
killed manually in order to release the CPU cycles.
AIX 5.1
Matt,
What I see on my system depends on the library. I currently have a 3583,
two 3575s (and L12 and an L18), and an HP 4/40 DLT. In the past I've used
a smaller 3575 (L06) and a 3570. All have/had barcode readers.
The two largest 3575s perform barcode audits without moving anything. They
Michael,
The only way I can think of getting only the information you require is
through SQL queries straight to the TSM databases. This will give you
precise information, and only the information you require.
Regards,
To my knowledge, if you are on maintenance, the CE will apply the code to
the drives. However, it is a lot easier if you just get the code and use
tapeutil to load it from your host, no tape required.
Paul D. Seay, Jr.
Technical Specialist
Naptheon Inc.
757-688-8180
-Original Message-
There is a program supplied with Oracle 7 called EBU.
What we are doing is to use EBU to backup the database to disk and then do
an archive of the backup.
It all works OK as long as you have the disk space.
We also have to do this with our Oracle 9 databases as TDP for that version
is not yet
Thanks to everyone for all the helpful information about Oracle, RMAN and
EBU.
Will dig into to see if they installed EBU on this server and dig up some
scripts/bat/cmd files to do the dumping/backup.
Tailor, Steve [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Is IE 5 required for TSM BA Client to run properly on NT 4.0 with Service
Pack 6? Are there any special dll requirements for NT 4.0 for TSM client
5.1 to work properly. When IE 5 is installed on the client the backup works
if it is not installed it hangs the CPU at 100%
Would someone please explain to me what these settings will mean to me as it
relates to TDP for domino backups? The schedule is below. Is there going to
be 45 versions of each type of backup or what? I'm told they want to be able
to go back 45 days. I'm not sure how this should be set up though.
I tested with compression and without compression.No much difference in
performance.
Seay, Paul
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Here i am not worried about the protection.I am worried about the
performace. Most of my client backups are failed.
Suad Musovich
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AND.AC.NZ cc:
Sent
Paul,
keeping TSM database,log and disk storage pool on RAID5 degrades the
performance???
Regards
Raghu
Seay, Paul
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Matt,
You are absolutely correct. Co-location is by storage pool, not by
management class. So yes, you would need to carve your disk up into
multiple storage pools to selectively use co-location, or you could set
up a tape pool that was co-located and go directly to tapes but
caution! you would
Then remove the mirroring.
On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 16:43, Raghu S wrote:
Here i am not worried about the protection.I am worried about the
performace. Most of my client backups are failed.
Suad Musovich
s.musovich@AUCKLTo: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Mahesh
I've reported this problem to Tivoli.
APAR IC34754 has been created for this problem.
Kaj
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From: Mahesh Tailor [mailto:MTailor;CARILION.COM]
Sent: 21. oktober 2002 20:11
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: New Features??
Hello, all!
I just installed
Your database is I/O-bound. You have, essentially, duplicated your
protection at different levels. You need to choose between 1) RAID-5 or
2) TSM Software mirroring, but you should not use both. Either one will
protect you from a disk drive failure, and either one will allow the
server to stay up
Raghu S wrote:
Hi,
There was a lot of discussion on this topic before.But i am requesting TSM
gurus give their comments again.
The set up is like this.
TSM Server : Windows NT 4.0 SP6, TSM 5.1.0.0
392 MB memory, P III
Adaptech Ultra SCSI
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