Neil,
Thank you very much for your response.
I will have a look at it with our Oracle DBA
(He will be in the office next tuesday)
Regards,
Adrie van Tuyl
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Van: Neil Rasmussen [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Verzonden:woensdag 8 september 2004 16:23
Aan: [EMAIL
All,
I would like to have a script automatically run to backup the disk
stgpool, then tape pool, and finally the database. Obviously i don't want
them all to kick off at the same time. Is there a way to run them
sequentially so tape pool backup doesn't start until disk pool backup
is done, db
Use the wait option.
BACKUP STGPOOL DISK COPY MAXPR=1 WAIT=YES
BACKUP STGPOOL TAPE COPY MAXPR=1 WAIT=YES
BACKUP DB DEVCLASS=DEVC TYPE=FULL WAIT=YES
PREPARE WAIT=YES
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From: -ray [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: donderdag 9 september 2004 10:10
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brian,
Do v3 TSM clients use MSI as well??
I thought MSI 1.1 was introduced with TSM v4.1 clients.
I will be installing all these clients on my local machine to
check out...
The v5 installation and uninstall is properly documented, but I
hoped someone still had some experience in uninstalling
With the following script, how can you be sure a command finishes with a status of
success
before starting the next command. I would like the script to stop if a command fails.
-Original Message-
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of
Hooft, Jeroen
Sent:
The Admin Guide manual does a good job of explaining this, under
Using Logic Flow Statements in a Script.
See the Messages manual, appendix B, for the various return codes
which can be tested.
Richard Sims
On Sep 9, 2004, at 7:05 AM, Weinstein, Stephen wrote:
With the following script, how can
Hi,
here a example for a script
backup_sp3t_bvir:
ba stgp sp3t sp3t_bvir
if (rc_ok) goto backup_spct
if (rc_notfound) goto backup_spct
exit
backup_spct:
/*ba stgp spct spct_bkp wait=y maxpr=2*/
if (rc_ok) goto backup_sp8t
if (rc_notfound) goto backup_sp8t
exit
backup_sp8t:
I am running TSM 5.1.9 on AIX 4.3.3 . My primary disk pool is 490GB
with the himig=95, lowmig=90 and migprocess=1 . Occasionally, I hit the
95% mark before the normal scheduled migration takes place. When that
happens the automigration starts and I would expect it to stop once it
gets below the
Ralph,
The migration process will pick the node that is currently occupying the
greatest amount of space in the disk pool, and will migrate all of that
node's data (not just the largest individual files belonging to that node)
to tape before it checks again to see if we're below the low migration
Hello all,
I have to backup a pair of exchange servers that (windows 2003) that
each have about 200GB of data. It is taking over 9 hours to do a FULL
backup of the servers. I was wondering what can be done to increase my
throughput. I have found /Buffers=and /Buffersize= as performance
I usually run the script once a month or so. It may take a while, but
is
worth it for the tapes you get back. Now if only TSM could take care
of
this itself ...
Well you did warn that it might take awhile! When I started the first
of the scripts, it halted the movement of tapes (move drmedia)
Hi,
I am struggling to find a solution to the following problem.
GUI Backups OK on both C: D: drives.
Scheduled backups C: drive OK.backups directories,
subdirectories and files.
D: drive...ONLY
backups top level
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of MC Matt Cooper (2838)
I have to backup a pair of exchange servers that (windows
2003) that each have about 200GB of data. It is taking over 9
hours to do a FULL backup of the servers. I was wondering
what can be done to
Hi Matt,
Have you tried backing the storage groups up in parallel?
For example, assuming you have four storage groups, you can start
a separate instance of the Data Protection for Exchange
command-line interface to back up each storage group at the same time.
Thanks,
Del
On Sep 9, 2004, at 9:28 AM, Bill Dourado wrote:
Have these messages in the dsmerror.log have any bearing ?
09-09-2004 11:37:56 gtUpdateGroupAttr() server error 4 on update
SYSTEM
STATE\SYSFILES
09-09-2004 11:37:57 ANS1304W Active object not found
Bill - You'll find prior postings in the List
Are you backing up to disk or directly to tape? I have three Exchange
2000 server backing up about 100 gig a piece over 2.5 - 3 hrs going
directly to tape.
What are connecting speeds to disk or tape? Fibre or 10/100
Kenny Barnes
Systems Analyst
GmacInsurance
336-770-8280
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Greetings!
I have a 5.1 Windows server with a backup client
running on the same machine. Disk and tapes are SAN
attached. As usual, getting the best peformance for
the backup client is desired. Is it possible to run
Lanfree on the client? Has anyone done this and
compared performance versus TCPIP
Think I saw a post on this some time ago, but I didn't
see any answers.
Anyone running clients with Lanfree successfully with
VMware? This would specifically be with SAN attached
EMC Clariion.
Thanks,
Rod Hroblak
ADP
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But then you lose the ability to pass the return code back from the command
scrip to the TSM server for the event. Anyone figured out how to do this on
a Windows platform? Issue several START commands for each storage group and
wait for them to complete and return to highest code back for the
We recently had a tape eaten by one of our 3590 drives.
This tape was a primary storage volume.
I dutifully did the RESTORE xx PREVIEW=YES and had them bring back the
24-offsite tapes it wanted.
However, eventhough the restore supposedly went successfull, I got the
error message that some
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU
We recently had a tape eaten by one of our 3590 drives.
This tape was a primary storage volume.
I dutifully did the RESTORE xx PREVIEW=YES and had them
bring back the 24-offsite tapes it wanted.
Marcel,
Not sure about v3. I'd have to do some digging to find out but you're
correct, MSI was introduced with v4.
Yes, you will need the TSM image to run the uninstall/install for each
version.
Regards,
Brian
Brian Scott
EDS - GCE-GM
Global Client Engineering GM
MS 3234
750 Tower Drive
Troy,
How do I figure out what wasn't restored ? Everything should have been
on the offsite tapes ?
Just list the contents of the destroyed tape:
q content vv
Everything that is left on vv, are files that could not be recreated
elsewhere by the RESTORE VOLUME.
How do I figure out what wasn't restored ?
Try a Q CONT volser on the bad tape.
David
Hi All,
I need some help! I have an OS X Server (10.3.5) node for which the daily incremental backup keeps failing. There are 4 very large XRAID partitions that contain hundreds of thousands of files that I need to backup incrementally every day. The backup always fails with the same message.
First, I would go back through the log during the restore process and see why files
couldn't be restored.
I have had to do the restore twice sometimes. For some reason, the first preview=yes
doesn't call for all the offsite volumes it needs.
Hope this helps.
Gary Lee
Senior Operating Systems
Marcel,
I didn't see any responses so I'm going to take a shot.
In general, the application uninstall string is stored in the Registry.
After all, the Remove button has to submit some command to Windows to
cause the program to remove itself. That Registry key is the command.
What's missing is
It is going to tape. I would rather it go to disk but some of the files
are huge and my disk pool is usually nearly full when it starts. I know
it is being slowed down by conflicting with disk to tape migration, to
some extent. The network interface is GB Ethernet and has a lot more
capacity
On Sep 9, 2004, at 1:43 PM, Greg wrote:
...
ANS1030E System ran out of memory. Process ended.
Greg - Have you checked the causes of that condition in
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.QuickFacts ?
Too many customers think this message has something to do with
real memory or the amount of
Matt,
A few things to keep in mind:
* Exchange restore will almost always be slower than backup
because you are writing to disk and more importantly you are
replaying transaction logs.
* If you back up to tape and you run COLLOCATION by filespace,
it will keep the data for your separate
It seems to be a little of both.
I have been in the IBM computer world for over 25-years and also know
about trimming leaders (ever do that for a 3850 MSS cartridgeI have
!).
I did trim the leader (about 1-2 inches) and reattached the end that was
torn off. Unfortunately, the drive promptly
Who would do that with there offsite incremental copies? Could get tape
excessive.
Matt
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Del Hoobler
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 2:25 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Optimizing Exchange
Thanks for the prompt help Richard! I did check the fact list. I have
already set largecommbuffers=no, and set memoryefficientbackup=yes. The
problem still persisted.
However I may have found the culprit. The include/exclude is quite
extensive on the node. So I just took it out all together, and
In a nut shell: you don't.
The only reason you might want one is so that you can hand them out to each
person (assuming it is separate people) who need to manage the data for
each of the nodes. Then they can find out some things about the node...
things like amount of data backed up, file
I don't think you can run the TSM Server and TSM Storage Agent on the same server.
Really what is the need. If you want to backup directly to Tape you can when the
client and server are on the same box without using the Storage Agent. You can use
Named Pipes for the backup.
rh [EMAIL
Well... it wasn't the include/exclude. The backup failed again with the same error.
ANS1898I * Processed 552,000 files *
Normal File-->10,504,041 haza:cstar:Library:Caches:MS Internet Cache:IE Cache.waf [Sent]
ANS1898I * Processed 552,500 files *
ANS1898I *
If this is a 1 GB NIC then you should be getting a lot better speed. I have seen 90
GB backup through a 10/100 NIC at around 32 GB/hr. However, that same backup ran at
over 90 GB/hr strait to tape through a 1 GB NIC. Is there any chance that the NIC on
the TSM server is either 10/100 or is
Our MAC people saw this recently, but on 9.2.x. They had to restore a disk a
folder at a time.
Quoting Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Well... it wasn't the include/exclude. The backup failed again with the
same error.
ANS1898I * Processed 552,000 files *
Normal File--
Ray,
Others have responded with the simple way of doing this. When you have multiple tape
drives you'll find tthat you need to increase the number of precess and then you'll
find that each backup stg command has to finish all its tasks before it completes.
Thus you'll be stuck waiting for
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