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Thanks Richard,
- I had let the server to churn for almost more that an hour .
- I was monitoring , the CPU, DISK activities using 'nmon' and 'sar.'
No activity ws there.
- I had checked the dsmserv.dsk file and found it to be OK.
- No message was recorded in the AIX error log and dsmserv.err file.
- I had tried with ' dsmserv extend log <logfile> <space in MB> to
extend the recoverey log. In fact this was the solution proposed by
IBM and many others as per postings on ADSM.ORG.
Finally, I had to restore the DB back and it did the trick. It took
around 7 Hrs to restore back 76 GB of Database.
I still don't know the root cause of the problem. But touch wood, it's
working.
Thanks and Regards
Mahesh
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Subject: Re: Serios Situation - Related to Recovery Log
Author: rbs ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at internet
Date: 17-01-01 5:00 PM
Mahesh - I don't have a "solution" answer for you, but I
would do the following:
- Let the server continue to churn.
- Via AIX commands, see if the server is accumulating CPU time
and if there is disk activity.
- Look at the dsmserv.dsk file and check that all volumes
listed there are okay in AIX.
- Look for errors in the AIX Error Log, and the TSM dsmserv.err file.
If nothing turns up, you'll probably have to contact Tivoli Support.
Richard
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