Run 'restore stg ATL3590 preview=yes' and check the console and it should
show you which volume is damaged. Get the offiste copy of that volume and
restore that volume. If not needed, then just delete volume.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
From: Zoltan Forray/AC/VCU [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/30/2002
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What about the 040287 tape, since it is an onsite, primary tape ? Will
the restore fix that as well ?
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Here is the APAR for someting similar. This was fixed in version Version 4,
Release 2, Modification 3.
IC34219 ANRD SMNODE.C(6136): THREADID42 ERROR VALIDATING INSERTS
### Sysroutes for APAR ###
PQ63701 5698TSMVS 421
IC34268 5698TSMHP 420
IC34269 5698TSMSU 420
IC34270
Try this process:
Run QUERY CONTENT on the volumes that won't reclaim and see if it comes
back with 'No Data'. If so then change the volume to READO, run AUDIT
VOLUME 'volume name' FIX=YES. Then DELETE VOLUME 'volume name'
DISCARDDATA=yes' BUT ONLY IF VOLUME CONTENT CAME BACK WITH NO DATA.
If the storage pool that the volume belongs to has a reuse delay of 0 then
the volume will goto empty and then return to scratch. Else, it will goto
PENDING and wait until those days pass then goto empty.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Tony W [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/24/2002 07:37 AM
Please
Try updating the volume to READO and then run 'AUDIT VOLUME 'volume name'
FIX=Y' then try 'DELETE VOLUME 'volume name' DISCARDDATA=YES'
that might work for you.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Mario Behring [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/22/2002 07:03 PM
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Run a CHKDSK of the drive and you will probally find some problems there
that is causing TSM to stop. I've ran into something similar like this
before.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Lambelet,Rene,VEVEY,GL-CSC [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/24/2002
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Its possible. Just create retention policies that retain unlimited copies
with a nolimit retention. That way once a volume is full, it will stay full
because nothing will expire. Not that I would recommend it, but it is
possible.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
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Query the node with F=d and change Number of Mount points from 0 to at
least number of drives you have in library. What happened is stgpool
probally filled up and the backup tried to continue on tape, but with
Number of Mount points set to 0 said no and it failed.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
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up. any other suggestions?
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Query the node with F=d and change Number of Mount points from 0
Look for test 0799, its the Tivoli Certified Consultant 5.1 test.
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Robert Rippy
From: William Rosette [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/18/2002 04:09 PM
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More questions. I was
Check prior to that message for other related issues like no drives
available or storage pool full. Looks like no resources available for
backup. No tape drives or it could of been preempted by another higher
process. Just look prior to what you have below. I would search activity
log like this :
I would love a copy to help my clients understand TSM.
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Robert Rippy
From: Miller, Ryan [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/13/2002 12:50 PM
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I would like
I would love a copy of that. Hopefully it will help my clients understand
TSM.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
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This is incorrect. LAN FREE either the data from the SAN or not from the
SAN it will backup using LAN FREE or through the fiber.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
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Update the volumes access to READO. They are probally maked as
access=offsite.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
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the
data get deleted after deleting the filespace. Why do you think there's a
process in place called expiration? This process is in place is to expired
old data of previous version of backup or deleted filespace.
Regards,
Tony
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Check your MAXSCRATCH setting in the tapepool you are backin up to. use
command Q STG 'poolname' F+D' look for maxscratch setting and be sure its
set high enough.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
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On the tapepool that is having the problem of not using your scratch tapes,
check maxscratch and compare that to the number below and make sure they
are not equal?
select count(*) from volumes where stgpool_name='STGPOOL_NAME'
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
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I have some like that also. Usually an audit of the database will clear
those up, they have with mine. But some databases are so large that the
server can't be down that long. If you figure out another way without a
long outage, let me know.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
From: Joni Moyer [EMAIL
I have seen them left behind when a user doesn't log out and just closes
the window also.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
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They are done immediately. Expire Inventory isn't necessary.
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Robert Rippy
From: Michelle DeVault [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/10/2002 03:59 PM
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After doing a delete
restore people wouldn't
touch the AIX stuff?
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There is no problem. I have NT,W2K, 95/98 MAC
Use the select command like below. Lets say server to restore is TEST and
your offsite copypool is COPYPOOL.
select volume_name from volumeusage where node_name='TEST' and stgpool_name
='COPYPOOL'
I think I got the names right.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
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You can also set the audit period using command SET LICENSEAUDITPERIOD
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Glen Churchfield [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 12/04/2002 03:09 PM
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I read Andy's post about mirroring and I agree. But I have an AIX group
that will not allow the TSM group to use ADSM mirroring because they say
the OS mirror is adequate. I didn't even think to argue the point about the
TSM database has to write successfully before it writes to the mirrors,
where
Sounds like you have only active files selected. Check to restore active
and inactive so you can see everything. Also, make sure you are restoring
the right node. Make sure the node name in query content matches the node
you want to restore.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: fenglimian [EMAIL
When you retreive, just retreive without permissions if possible. I know
its possible in a restore, but since you mentioned retrieve I assume it was
an archived file. That way the file will accept the permissions of the
folder you lay it down into.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Rob Hefty [EMAIL
We went from B series to E series drives. For our B series written tapes I
moved the data off of them to new volumes using the E drives and then
relabeled the old B series tapes to handle the new E series format. No
waste.
Robert RIppy.
From: J M [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/26/2002 11:26 AM
Use this command:
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -C -V VOLSER# -t NEWCODE
If I wanted to change volume 123456 from 300 to 301 the command would read:
mtlib -l /dev/lmcp0 -C -V 123456 -t 301
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
From: Horst Scherzer [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/25/2002 02:02 AM
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I'm not much on HP but make sure your DEVICE=lb0.1.1.3 is a library and not
a drive since you have desttype=library.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
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SureStore 20/700 LTO
Robert,
lb0.1.1.3 should be a library. The names of the tape drives begins with
mtx.x.x.x
Thanks,
Wolfgang
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look up the comand 'update deviceclass' there you will find a maxcapacity I
do believe you can set.
Thanks
Robert Rippy
From: Jin Bae Chi [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/25/2002 09:44 AM
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Yes, you are correct. Create the new DB's and extend the DB and then delete
the old DB's. The data will migrate over to the new extended space. Any
reason you had 37 1GB volumes for your DB's. IBM told me not to really go
over 10 volumes on your DB and to be sure they aren't on the same drive if
://andyc.dyndns.org/animal.html
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Robert L. Rippy wrote:
Yes, you are correct. Create the new DB's and extend the DB and then
delete
the old DB's. The data will migrate over to the new extended space. Any
reason you had 37 1GB volumes for your DB's. IBM told me not to really go
than 10 db
vols?
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Niklas Lundström
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Yes, you are correct. Create the new DB's and extend the DB and then delete
the old
are on separate ESS loops. They said the smaller DB volumes are
better! Argghh!!
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Yes, you are correct. Create
to move data
from volume to be deleted.
Zlatko Krastev
IT Consultant
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Well, you expand the duration of the activity log by issuing command Set
ACT 30 This wil keep activoty log for 30 days. To see how long its
retained for now, type command Q ST' and look for Activity Log Retention
Period:
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
From: Nelson Kane [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/20/2002
If collocation is on now, then each tape belongs to a specific server. If
you turn it off, then TSM gets the least filling volume first to put data
on even if the data belongs to another server. Makes for more efficient use
of the tapes but then you could have data from multiple servers on one
Does anyone have a good sound and understandable Backup Request Form that
they use for their users or clients. I need revise the one we are using
because it is to complicated for the average user.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
Error 52 isn't a password prob. It looks like TSM server didn't respond
fast enough to the client and the session was rejected. Try increasing your
timeout limit. Could be a lot of stuff hitting the server at that
time...aka backups. and the TSM Server is overloaded.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy.
Issue command update volume E:\TSMDATA\SERVER1\MSSQLMETA.DSM acc=readonly
or readwrite depending if you want if wrote to and read from or only read
from.
Thanks,
Robert Rippy
From: Marc Layne [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/19/2002 11:19 AM
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Do you have roll-forward mode enabled or database backup trigger enabled?
Do a 'Q ST' and see if you do. If so, you might have to set your database
backup trigger higher than its set now.
Rob.
From: Taha, Hana [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 11/18/2002 02:39 PM
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You are looking at about 6 hours per 1 million database pages with a good
cushion of extra time. This has been the norm for my load/unloads. Also,
there is no audit required if the load is successful. The load will correct
any discrepencies if found. If you have a a 40GB database at 50% util you
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