Hello,
You should use File Device Class for DB backups.
Alper
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From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of jonesrn
Sent: 14 Kasım 2007 Çarşamba 23:44
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
Subject: [ADSM-L] Virtual Volumes DB Backup
I have two TSM 5.4
Robert Clark wrote:
And still no message level restore of Exchange, without using exmerge?
2007 you have both mailbox and mailitem retention in exchange, and
separate restore volumegroups (or whatever they're called), only an
exchange 2000 style exchange admin will need the kind of restores
Hoi Del!
I understand that using the same TSM node for backing up the Principal
and the new Principal after a take-over is a solution.
So: if ServerA is the principal, one has to execute the backup script on
this server. After a take-over, ServerB becomes the principal and one
has to execute the
I don't think you need an external tool.
The two ways I can think of are just to run the backup
on both nodes, knowing that the backup will fail on the
secondary node and succeed on the primary node.
Or... in the script, you can use an osql command
to query the database state and execute the
Hi Del!
I think our SQL guys will go for the second solution. We use a
third-party scheduling tool (Control-M) and failing backups will create
a problem report.
I will forward your suggestion to them.
Again, thank you very much for your reply!
Kindest regards,
Eric van Loon
KLM Royal Dutch
Rob,
Backing up your DB to a virtual volume is a nice option that I use
for my entire environment as PART of my recovery strategy.
On the target server, ensure that the ARCHIVE copygroup in the domain
that the source server node definition is assigned to, has a valid
destination - it can
Again, searching the actlog or the summary table for the restore information is
fine as long as what you're looking for is within
the retention of the ACTLOGRETENTION and SUMMARYRETENTION values you've set. Or
if you're saving the actlog on a regular basis you
can search it still. But if it's
Hello,
and if you want more granularity, you can also use the REPORTRETRIEVE YES
server option. With this option, message ANR0411I will be logged in the
TSM activity log when a file is restored. For example :
timestamp ANR0411I Session 8 for administrator COLIND-TUC logged in as
node COLIND-TUC
Look at this site, many of the show commands are listed.
http://people.bu.edu/rbs/ADSM.funcdir
Andy Huebner
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Vincent RATAJSZCZAK
Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2007 9:11 AM
To: ADSM-L@VM.MARIST.EDU
anyone could remind me the undocumented commands to manage the threads
(show thread), for example to kill one of them (to use in a test
environment), please ?
Regards
Vincent
I've got a few boxes (Windows NT 5, TSM Client 5.4.1.2, TSM server
5.3.4.0) on which the CAD seems confused about what time to do which.
An example is a box which has a schedule for 1800, but it attempted to
kick it off at 0800 this AM. The diagnostics seem reasonable
(ANR2568E request to start
Hello . . .
(I hope I can ask this without making it so confusing that
I don't even understand what I'm asking.)
We have 2 datacenters with a SAN connecting them. All tsm instances,
library manager instances, libraries, and drives are on this SAN.
The 3584 libraries at each datacenter have a
jonesrn wrote:
I have two TSM 5.4 servers using SATA drives as their targets. (They
are named TSM3 and TSM4) I do not have any tape drives or libraries
set up.
I want to backup the database on TSM3 to TSM4 and vice versa. (As
described in an operation suggested in IBM TSM for Linux:
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 15:02:58 +0100, Remco Post [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
do NOT (repeat do NOT!) create circular dependencies between
servers, keep backups of at least one database on disk, tape or
whatever on physical volumes.
What he said! A bunch!
If you designate one server as -only-
Neil,
Thanks for your help.
On the target server, ensure that the ARCHIVE copygroup in the domain
that the source server node definition is assigned to, has a valid
destination - it can be either disk or tape.
However, if I use the devtype server when I define my devclass, I will get a
Device
I have a big project to move 100TB of Domino backups (and their
definitions) to a new TSM server (phasing out AIX).
Besides having resource issues (time, disk, tape.the usual), I need to
keep the Domino backups running while the moves (imports/exports) are in
progress.
We perform all three
On Thu, 15 Nov 2007 09:07:31 -0700, Andrew Raibeck [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
No, this shouldn't be a DST thing, unless the OS isn't patched
accordingly to support the DST changes; and even then, I can't see
it being off by that much (a one-hour difference maybe, but not 14
hours).
Actually,
Hi Allen,
No, this shouldn't be a DST thing, unless the OS isn't patched accordingly
to support the DST changes; and even then, I can't see it being off by
that much (a one-hour difference maybe, but not 14 hours).
What does the schedule definition look like? Is the 0800 kick-off within
the
Rob,
On the source server, yes you will have sequential devclass
regardless (irregardless?) of the type of device on the target server.
The device is virtual and gets converted to what is real on the target
server through some TSM voodoo magic.
Try a small test by:
1. define a small test
Is there a list somewhere of what server commands a storage agent supports?
The storage agent manual doesn't seem to give a list of support commands.
Some commands work find (q sess, q mount), but others get routed to
the tsm server.
I can't find a document for what commands work, and how.
rick
You will have to make a new definition of the Domino server on your new TSM
server. Then, at you leisure, export the old data to the new server.
Orville L. Lantto
From: ADSM: Dist Stor Manager on behalf of Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU
Sent: Thu 11/15/2007 09:55
To:
Alper, Remco, Allen, Neil,
I went ahead and set up an NFS share on a NAS located in a different building
then my TSM servers. Both TSM servers mount the same share and they deposit the
DB backups in separate directories. Thus the immediate problem of no backups is
solved.
Neil, I will pursue
I would like to add this information from the...
Actlog...
tsm: FPTIVOLI_SERVER1q actlog begind=today-1 search=02
11/15/2007 05:02:36 ANR0406I Session 1259 started for node 02 (WinNT)
(Tcp/Ip 02.domain.com(3262)). (SESSION: 1259)
11/15/2007 05:02:36 ANR2579E
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